Miami: Discover Little Havana Flavors with a Private Food Tour

Experience the vibrant flavours, rhythms, and stories of Miami’s Little Havana on this delicious 2.5-hour private food and culture tour. Stroll along iconic Calle Ocho with your expert guide, tasting authentic Cuban treats like pastelitos, croquetas, Cuban sandwiches, mojitos, and rich Cuban coffee. Learn about the area’s rich history of immigration, religion, music, and political activism, as you explore colourful murals, the Walk of Fame, and Domino Park. Watch a live cigar-rolling demo at a family-owned shop and discover the traditions of Santería beneath the Ceiba tree. End your tour on a sweet note with a scoop of handcrafted ice cream inspired by Little Havana’s tropical spirit. A vibrant journey through one of Miami’s most iconic neighbourhoods!

From: $0.00

Location: Miami

What's Included

Drink: a mojitoand a Cuban coffee per person and water
A friendly, professional English-speaking tour guide for your own private group
Cuban Cigar rolling demonstration
Food: a pastelito, cuban sandwich, ham croquette, and ice-cream taster per person

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is this food tour fun for kids? Are there age limits?

A: Yes, this tour can be great for kids! There’s no strict age limit, and the food is pretty accessible, even for picky eaters. Plus, the vibrant atmosphere and live cigar-rolling demo usually keep kids entertained. Just keep in mind they might not appreciate the mojito, but they'll love the ice cream!

Q: What should I wear for the Little Havana food tour? Is it mostly walking?

A: Definitely wear comfortable shoes since you'll be doing a fair bit of walking along Calle Ocho. Light, breathable clothing is best, especially in Miami's heat. Don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen! The tour is pretty laid-back, so there's no need for fancy attire.

Q: Can the tour be rescheduled if we can't make it on the booked date?

A: Yes, you can usually reschedule, but it’s best to reach out to the provider as soon as possible. They’re generally flexible, especially if you have a valid reason. Just check their cancellation policy beforehand to avoid any fees.

Discussions

Thinking about gifting the Little Havana food tour, any tips?

I'm considering this food tour in Little Havana for my brother’s birthday. The mojitos and Cuban sandwiches sound amazing! I'm just wondering if it's worth it for foodies or if it's more like a typical tourist thing. Anyone been? What's the best part?

Just did the Little Havana food tour—what an experience!

I went on the Little Havana food tour last weekend, and wow, it was such a blast! The pastelitos were to die for, and learning about the culture really added to the experience. The cigar-rolling demo was super cool too! I can't recommend it enough if you're in Miami!