Little Havana.
One of Miami's most vibrant cultural neighborhoods, known for Cuban food, live music, colorful murals, domino games, and strong cafecitos along Calle Ocho.
Little Havana Retreat. Spanish bungalow draped in bougainvillea
A Spanish-style bungalow draped in bougainvillea, deep in the cultural heart of Little Havana.
Where the locals go.
An honest, opinionated short list: the places we'd actually send a friend, kept current by people who live here.
Versailles Restaurant
"The world's most famous Cuban restaurant." Order a cortadito at the walk-up window.
4 min walkBall & Chain
A 1935 club reborn: mojitos, a pineapple-shaped stage, and live son cubano.
5 min walkDomino Park
Máximo Gómez Park, where the games are serious and the people-watching is better.
3 min walkAzucar Ice Cream
Abuela Maria (vanilla, guava, cream cheese, crackers) under a giant ice-cream cone.
6 min walkCalle Ocho
Eighth Street itself: murals, fruit stands, cigar rollers, and the Walkway of the Stars.
At the doorOr wander somewhere else.
Little Havana, in person.
We can hold a stay for 24 hours while you sleep on it. Just call.