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A food tour is one of the best ways to experience Little Havana. Guides lead small groups along Calle Ocho, stopping at family-run cafés, bakeries and restaurants while explaining the history of Cuban Miami.
What to expect
- Several tastings, often including Cuban coffee, pastelitos, a Cuban sandwich and tropical fruit juices.
- Stops at landmarks such as Domino Park (Máximo Gómez Park) and the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame.
- Stories about Cuban exile history, music and culture.
Good to know
Come hungry: tastings on most tours add up to a full meal. Tell the operator about dietary needs when you book. See our Calle Ocho guide for more.
Questions
How much food is included on a Little Havana food tour?
Most tours include enough tastings to count as a full meal. Check the listing for the number of stops.
Are Little Havana food tours suitable for vegetarians?
Many can adapt some tastings if you tell the operator when booking.