Little Havana French Gourmet Guided Tour

Throughout an exclusive and gourmet guided walking tour in French, full of anecdotes about the city and Cuban culture, discover Little Havana and its Calle Ocho, the most Cuban neighborhood in Miami,

Throughout an exclusive and gourmet guided walking tour in French, full of anecdotes about the city and Cuban culture, discover Little Havana and its Calle Ocho, the most Cuban neighborhood in Miami, in the company of a guide French-speaking local. A 2.5 hour journey from which you will emerge satisfied, and a break in your trip, during which you will forget that you are still in Miami! On the menu: strong coffee, empañadas, sugar cane juice, plantain, and many other delights!

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Location: Miami

What's Included

The tastings, spread over 4 to 5 stops, will introduce you to Cuban cuisine and its traditions. They are the equivalent of a full lunch.

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is it suitable for kids? My daughter loves trying new foods.

A: Yes, this tour is great for kids! The guide is very welcoming and the food is pretty kid-friendly, like empanadas and plantains. Just keep in mind that some locations can be busy, so it might be a little overwhelming for younger kids. But overall, it’s a fun way to introduce them to new flavors and cultures!

Q: What kind of shoes should we wear? Is it a lot of walking?

A: Definitely wear comfortable shoes! You’ll be doing quite a bit of walking around Little Havana, and you want to enjoy the sights without sore feet. Sneakers or comfy sandals are perfect. Just remember to check the weather too, because if it rains, you'll want to be prepared!

Q: How do we book this? Is there a limit on group size?

A: You can book tickets on their website, and it's pretty straightforward! Groups usually range from 4 to 12 people, which makes it feel more intimate. If you're planning for a special occasion, I’d recommend booking a few weeks in advance to ensure you get the date you want.

Discussions

Just did the Little Havana Gourmet Tour—What an experience!

I just got back from the Little Havana French Gourmet Guided Tour, and wow, it was amazing! We visited several spots on Calle Ocho, and the food was to die for—like the fresh empanadas and the sugar cane juice. The guide was so knowledgeable about Cuban culture, I felt like I learned a ton in just 2.5 hours. Highly recommend if you’re searching for a unique gift or just want to indulge yourself!

Considering gifting the Little Havana Tour—any tips?

I’m thinking about gifting this Little Havana tour to my foodie friend for her birthday. I’m not familiar with the area, though. Is it easy to find parking? And is the tour good for someone who's never done a food tour before? Any tips would be super helpful!