Known for its rich traditions, soulful rhythms, and bold flavours, Little Havana is one of Miami’s most iconic areas. On this immersive Little Havana Food Tour, part of our signature Miami Food Tour series, you’ll explore the best of this culturally vibrant district—from the scent of fresh-rolled cigars to the irresistible aroma of sizzling Cuban street food. It’s a celebration of heritage you can taste.

Let the rhythm of live Cuban music guide your steps on this unforgettable Little Havana Food Tour, part of our popular Miami Food Tour lineup. As the music plays, you’ll taste your way through five of the area’s most loved restaurants—enjoying everything from savoury Cuban sandwiches and warm empanadas to twice-baked tostones, rich desserts, café cubano, and fresh guarapo juice. VIPs can toast the experience with a mojito upgrade—hailed as the best mojito in Miami. It’s a feast for the senses in every way.

Step back in time on the Little Havana Food Tour as we visit a traditional Cuban cigar shop—one of the cultural cornerstones of the area. You’ll watch seasoned artisans hand-roll cigars using time-honored techniques passed down through generations. This highlight of your Miami Food Tour not only connects you to Little Havana’s deep Cuban roots but also gives you the chance to take home an authentic handmade cigar as a flavourful souvenir.

As part of the Little Havana Food Tour, your local guide will lead you down the iconic Calle Ocho’s Walk of Fame, where legendary Latin artists are honoured beneath your feet. This stop on your Miami Food Tour also features a look at vibrant, vintage classic cars—still a staple in Cuba today—offering a picture-perfect glimpse into the neighborhood’s cultural ties to the island’s rich heritage.

Set to the rhythm of live Cuban music, the Little Havana Food Tour offers an immersive and flavourful slice of Miami’s vibrant soul. On this unforgettable Miami Food Tour, you’ll visit five hand-picked local favourites to enjoy a curated tasting of iconic Cuban dishes: a perfectly pressed Cuban sandwich, strong and smooth café cubano, hand-rolled warm empanadas, crispy twice-baked tostones made from sweet plantains, a rich Cuban dessert, and fresh guarapo juice straight from a local market. Want to kick it up a notch? VIP guests can upgrade to enjoy a mojito along the way—rated the best in Miami and mixed just steps from the action.

No visit to Little Havana is complete without a stop at Los Pinareños Frutería, one of the most beloved, family-run landmarks in the area. As part of the Little Havana Food Tour, you’ll step into this old-world fruit market that has been serving the community for decades with warmth, tradition, and incredible freshness. Owned and operated by the Hernandez family since the 1960s, Los Pinareños is not just a produce stand—it’s a cultural experience. On this stop in your Miami Food Tour, you’ll sip on freshly-pressed guarapo, a naturally sweet sugarcane juice made to order, while taking in the vibrant colours, smells, and sounds of a truly authentic Cuban market. You might even catch sight of their resident cockerel roaming the grounds—just another part of the charm. From exotic fruits and tropical juices to heartwarming hospitality, Los Pinareños is a living, breathing piece of Cuban Miami—and one of the tastiest ways to feel like a local.

On the Little Havana Food Tour, our world-famous guides provide exclusive access to the flavours, stories, and hidden gems that make this area one of Miami’s cultural crown jewels. As part of your immersive Miami Food Tour experience, you’ll explore everything there is to see and eat—from iconic eateries and vibrant street art to historic landmarks and authentic Cuban traditions—guided by local experts who bring every detail to life.

As part of the Little Havana Food Tour, you'll step inside a traditional Cuban cigar shop to witness old-world artisans hand-rolling cigars the Cuban way—using time-honored techniques passed down through generations. This stop on your Miami Food Tour offers an up-close look at one of Cuba’s most iconic crafts, with the opportunity to purchase these authentic, handmade cigars as a one-of-a-kind souvenir of your journey through Little Havana.

On the Little Havana Food Tour, you’ll visit the historic Bay of Pigs Monument, a powerful tribute to those who fought and sacrificed for Cuba’s freedom. As part of this meaningful stop on your Miami Food Tour, our expert guides will share the storey behind the monument—explaining the events of the Bay of Pigs invasion and how it forever shaped Cuba’s political landscape and the lives of many Cuban families who now call Miami home. It’s a moving moment that adds depth to the culture and history woven throughout Little Havana.

As part of the Little Havana Food Tour, we’ll stop by the iconic Tower Theatre, one of the oldest cultural landmarks in Miami. Your guide will share the storey behind this historic venue—the very first cinema in the United States to screen American films with Spanish subtitles. A key stop on your Miami Food Tour, the Tower Theatre represents the fusion of cultures that defines Little Havana, and its legacy as a gathering place for generations of Cuban-Americans continues to shape the area today.

On the Little Havana Food Tour, you'll visit the legendary Domino Park—a lively gathering spot where locals engage in spirited rounds of Cuba’s beloved national pastime. This stop on your Miami Food Tour gives you a front-row seat to some truly fierce domino gameplay, surrounded by rich conversation, community pride, and decades of tradition. It’s a must-see cultural moment that captures the heart and rhythm of everyday life in Little Havana.

A highlight of the Little Havana Food Tour is a sweet stop at Party Cake Bakery, the go-to spot for locals craving authentic Cuban desserts. As part of your Miami Food Tour experience, you’ll get to sample some of their most beloved pastries—made fresh daily using traditional Cuban recipes passed down through generations. From flaky pastelitos to creamy, caramel-rich treats, you’ll quickly see why Party Cake Bakery has earned its reputation as Little Havana’s favourite sweet shop.

On the Little Havana Food Tour, you’ll discover one of the neighborhood’s cultural crown jewels—Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Centre. This vibrant space is far more than a museum; it’s a living celebration of Cuban art, music, and resilience. As part of your Miami Food Tour experience, your guide will take you inside this one-of-a-kind venue, home to an extensive collection of Cuban art dating from the 1800s through the 1950s—much of it rescued and preserved by founder Roberto Ramos. You’ll also hear how Cubaocho became a hub for local and international artists, with live music, salsa nights, and events that bring the community together. Whether you’re admiring rare works of art, sipping a craft cocktail, or simply soaking in the energy of the space, Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Centre offers an unforgettable look at the creativity and spirit that define Little Havana.

As part of the Little Havana Food Tour, we’ll take a moment to explore Cuban Memorial Boulevard Park, a peaceful and symbolic stretch honouring the sacrifices and resilience of the Cuban people. One of the key features here is the Eternal Torch, a solemn tribute dedicated to the memory of those who gave their lives fighting for Cuba’s freedom. This meaningful stop on your Miami Food Tour also gives you a taste of the unexpected—don’t be surprised if you spot live cockerels strutting through the streets nearby, a quirky and beloved part of the local charm. It’s a unique blend of history, heritage, and everyday life that makes Little Havana truly unforgettable.

On the Little Havana Food Tour, you'll experience a hidden gem that most visitors miss—Cockerel Alley. Tucked away from the main tourist paths, this vibrant alleyway is home to colourful murals, eye-catching street art, and some of the most iconic photo ops in all of Little Havana. What makes this stop on your Miami Food Tour truly special is our exclusive access to a private collection of antique Cuban cars parked right inside the alley. These beautifully restored classics are a living tribute to Cuba’s 1950s automotive legacy and make for unforgettable photos and stories. And yes—true to its name—you'll likely see a few cockerels roaming freely among the art and chrome, adding an authentic, playful touch to this off-the-beaten-path experience. It’s a behind-the-scenes moment that sets our tour apart and gives you a deeper, more colourful taste of Little Havana.