Little Havana Restaurants
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1. Azucar Ice Cream Company
$ | |More crafty than churning, flavors at this Cuban ice cream shop are inspired by and derived from ingredients at nearby fruit stands, international grocery shops, and farmers' markets. The menu features creations that nod to the culturally rich Little Havana location (café con leche, flan, and the signature Abuela Maria—made with Maria cookies, cream cheese, and guava) as well as seasonal specialties (like sweet creamed corn and egg nog).
1503 S.W. 8th St., Florida, 33135, USA305-381–0369Known For
- Abuela Maria ice cream
- Flan ice cream
- One-of-a-kind frozen indulgences
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2. Cafe La Trova
$$$ | |There's always a festive vibe at this Cuban hot spot from James Beard--winning chef Michelle Bernstein and famed Cantinero bartender Julio Cabrera. Old-school cocktails like the daiquiri, Hemingway fizz, and mojito are made slowly with showmanship straight from 1950s Cuba, while menu highlights include roast calabaza empanadas, arroz con pollo, and skirt steak ropa vieja. Daily live music is known to prompt dancing, and there's a Miami Vice--theme speakeasy with a separate 1980s-inspired cocktail menu—think Cosmos and apple martinis.
971 S.W. 8th St., Florida, 33130, USA786-615--4379Known For
- Classic Cuban bartending
- Large portions
- Miami Vice--theme '80s backbar
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3. Versailles
$$ | |Miami visitors looking for that "Cuban food on Calle Ocho" experience, look no further: this storied eatery, where old émigrés opine daily about all things Cuban, is a stop on every political candidate's campaign trail, and it should be a stop for you as well. Order a heaping platter of lechón asado (roasted pork loin), ropa vieja (shredded beef), or picadillo (spicy ground beef), all served with rice, beans, and fried plantains.
3555 S.W. 8th St., Florida, 33135, USA305-444–0240Known For
- Gossipy locals at takeout window
- Old-school Little Havana setting
- Guava-filled pastelitos
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4. Los Pinareños Fruteria
$ | |If you're looking for something refreshing or a high-octane jolt while touring Little Havana, try this fruteria (fruit stand) that serves coco frio (fresh, cold coconut juice served in a whole coconut), mango juice, and other jugos (juices), as well as Cuban coffees and Cuban finger foods. You can order from the walk-up window and enjoy your drink at one of the tables inside the market.
1334 S.W. 8th St., Florida, 33135, USA305-285–1135Known For
- Exotic juices
- Coco frio
- Friendly staff
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