Little Havana was a great place to visit ! Walking along you hear music , some of it live , smell delicious food and of course , coffee and cigars !! We had a great meal , bought a few items and took pictures at the murals !

City feel. Local flavors. Both touristy and authentic local populations. Food and shops for tourists and working class locals. We bought an expensive cigar, dined at a fun restaurant, shopped at a discount junk shop, heard a fantastic band at an indoor/outdoor bar restaurant. Loved music heard on the sidewalks. Street parking.

Little Havana is one of the Must-Visit in Miami. The district was very Cuban. I enjoyed music, dance, and food. There was some tourist trap. Here was very expensive. Of course, Here is a capitalist America. We do not live in a cheap Cuba. I had to accept the reality. There are a lot of restaurants here in Littel Havana. Please check Yelp reviews. It will help you to pick up the good one. Muchas Gracious.

Darine Crippen from VIP Tours Miami is a delightful guide who was fun and knowledgeable about the Cuban community in Miami. We were a group of 6 who went to several historic landmarks as well as shops and restaurants that reflected the character of the neighborhood. Darine personally knew people in every place we stopped. The pace of the tour was leisurely yet we got to see quite a bit for the day. I would highly recommend this tour. Terry Greenstein

You really feel like you transformed into Havana here. So much culture so much history! Really amazing place to visit. So many food places, shops, cigars, and more. Domino park is very cool and I definitely recommend coming here for the day! Lots to see and do and learn about.

This is a really cool place to visit. Make sure you check out the visitors center which is located in a gift shop. The bars and restaurants are great. Lots of live Cubun music. We loved it. Can park on the street for up to 3 hours at a time. Well worth a visit

Calle Ocho is the Main Street in little Havana and is full of bars, restaurants, cigar shops etc. There is also a visitor centre / gift shop and a small park. It’s a nice area to spend a few hours and enjoy some Cuban food.

I haven’t been to little Havana in years. We were attending a welcoming party for a wedding, so we went. It truly is an interesting area. Being born in Miami in the early 1950’s before this place even existed, I’m still amazed at the history and culture it brought to Miami. By all accounts it seemed safe in the light of day. We arrived around 5:30 PM and the street seemed lively with lots of people. When we left we got in an Uber, so I cannot say what it is like after dark. The streets the Uber driver took from the Intercontinental Hotel to get us there were filled with homeless tents and questionable looking people. With any area, just be aware of your surroundings and exercise caution.

It’s a must visit when in Miami, but not with the tour buses that stop for half an hour. It’s a great insight into Cuban culture, food, lifestyle. So go with a couple of hours to spend, taste the coffee, watch them rolling cigars, sip on a mojito, eat a meal, dance, buy souvenirs. It’s a fun experience

Easy walking street to get the flavor of Havana- outside of Cuba - roosters, loud music, people playing dominos, cigar stores galore and mojitos to cool down- little Havana has it all- ok restaurants with high priced trinket shops. A good place to stroll the avenue, get out of the heat and feel immersed in Cuban culture without leaving the states. Lots of colorful murals for photo taking opportunities