• Little Havana - Cuisine: Cuban seafood with Caribbean flair.
  Embark on a journey in a vibrant setting reminiscent of the golden age of 1950s tropical Havana, where the sea’s flavors blend with Cuban tradition, inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea.”
• Little Havana - Historic Cultural Landmark.
  Take a moment under the shade of one of Little Havana’s most iconic cultural landmarks. This historic venue was the first in the U.S. to show American films with Spanish subtitles—a quiet revolution that mirrored the neighborhood’s evolving identity. As the guide narrates its story, discover how this theater influenced Little Havana’s artistic spirit and became a lasting emblem of Cuban-American heritage.
• Little Havana - Cuisine: Cuban-style tapas & tropical cocktails.
  Enter a landmark that has resonated with music and memories since 1935. Once a jazz-era dance hall hosting legends like Billie Holiday and Count Basie, this lively venue combines vintage charm with the lush atmosphere of a tropical courtyard. As Latin jazz rhythms fill the air, enjoy a bold Cuban bite with a handcrafted cocktail—capturing the golden glamour of Havana nightlife.
• Little Havana - Cultural Landmark.
  Between tastings, pause at one of the neighborhood’s most cherished social spaces—a shaded enclave where locals gather for spirited games, lively banter, and time-honored rituals. The gentle clack of domino tiles and occasional bursts of laughter offer a glimpse into Little Havana’s living heritage.
• Little Havana - Cuisine: Traditional Cuban.
  Along this historic stretch of Calle Ocho, step into a space that embodies the warmth and vibrancy of 1950s Havana. Surrounded by vintage photos, retro furnishings, and live Cuban music, savor a dish steeped in tradition—crafted with simple ingredients, bold flavors, and a history you can taste.
• Little Havana - Cuisine: Classic Latin sweets.
  Indulge in a warm, golden treat that’s crisp at the edges, dusted with cinnamon, and served fresh. Though its origins trace back to Spain, this beloved delight has become a staple across Latin America—and a nostalgic favorite in Cuban street food culture.
• Little Havana - Cultural Exhibit.
  Explore a curated space where vintage cars, murals, and original artwork unite in a vibrant homage to Cuban heritage. Nestled within Rooster Alley, this stop also features a recreated guayabera shirt shop—offering a playful yet meaningful insight into island tradition and craftsmanship.
• Little Havana - Cigar-making demonstration and Cuban coffee.
  Observe master rollers crafting cigars by hand—a skill passed down through generations—while enjoying a bold, aromatic sip of authentic Cuban coffee. Before departing, seize the opportunity to take a piece of the experience home with you.

• Meals
• A thoughtfully designed foodie experience with a curated progression of dishes and flavors
• Complimentary water provided at all restaurant stops
• A multi-sensory journey through Cuban food, art, music, and neighborhood life
• Alcoholic beverages
• Some tastings feature exclusive dishes created with partner restaurants, off-menu and custom-made
• Live cigar-making demonstration by a local master roller
• Expert-guided experience featuring storytelling, cultural insights, and local history

• Gratuity for your guide is optional but appreciated if you enjoyed your tour

Embark on a culinary adventure with a carefully curated sequence of dishes and flavors.

Discover the vibrant essence of Miami’s Cuban heritage on a guided food walking tour through Little Havana. As you wander its bustling streets, you’ll be enveloped in a world of Cuban flavors, culture, and traditions—from the soulful music echoing from open doorways to the enticing aroma of slow-cooked specialties steeped in generations of culinary expertise. Between each tasting, your guide will share captivating stories that unveil the neighborhood’s history, artistry, and enduring spirit. Tailored for the inquisitive foodie and cultural traveler, this experience is more than just a food tour—it’s an exploration of the living culture of Miami’s most iconic district: Little Havana.

Throughout the journey, you’ll savor handcrafted tastings at beloved local spots, witness a live cigar-rolling demonstration, and delve into the rich blend of Cuban cuisine, community, and storytelling that makes this walking tour truly unforgettable.

• Parking: Street parking in Little Havana is metered at all times. Free parking is available in the lot at 1248 SW 8th St (behind Domino Park).
• Vegetarian options may be available at some stops, but vegan and gluten-free cannot be guaranteed.
• We do our best to accommodate allergies with advance notice, but cannot guarantee an allergen-free experience.
• Tastings are equivalent to a generous lunch or light dinner—come hungry.
• This tour runs rain or shine.
• Miami can be hot—especially in summer. We recommend a hat, umbrella, and water bottle for comfort.
• Please arrive 5 minutes early for check-in and introductions.
• Walking distance: Approximately 0.3 mile at a relaxed pace.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.