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Little Havana

Miami River, Sw 11th Street, Sw 22nd Ave. And I-95, Miami, Florida
Description: You’ll know you are in Little Havana from the pungent scent of cigars and Cuban coffee and the sounds of Merengue and Salsa emanating from shops selling guava pastries and rose petal flan. The neighborhood was birthed so...Read More
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Little Havana Reviews

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Little Havana

  • 0 out of 5 stars by Joy S from Manchester, England, United Kingdom
  • June 23, 2011
Little Havana
Quote: The impact on Miami by Cubans is huge. They are the largest and most visible ethnic group in the city. The initial home of Miami Cubans was a few miles west of Downtown, in what became known as Little Havana.They say that if you have never been to... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal A Week in Miami

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Little Havana

  • 0 out of 5 stars by melissabowman from Stephenville, Texas
  • June 9, 2006
Little Havana
Quote: Little Havana is a small suburb of Miami that got its name from its residents. Its population is almost 100% Cuban. Calle Ocho is the main road that runs through Little Havana and when you hit it, you know it. Every thing immediately turns to... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal Goin' to Miami

Little Havana

  • 0 out of 5 stars by Everywhere from Dallas, Texas
  • April 14, 2005
Little Havana
Quote: Salons, bakeries, cigar factories, and 99-cent stores line Calle Ocho. It was not beautiful, but it had a lot of character. Things to do/see: Watch Cuban guys in guayaberas playing dominoes at the Maimo Gomez Park Enjoy the tranquility at... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal So Much To Do in Miami

Little Havana

  • 5 out of 5 stars by WIIFUS from GLENDORA, California
  • September 28, 2004
Quote: I am half Puerto Rican, and being from California, there is not a whole lot of selection for restaurants that serve this type of food...Mexican, yes; Puerto Rican/Cuban, no. Little Havana was filled with restaurants that served ALL of my favorites! ... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal SOUTH BEACH, FLORIDA in MAY

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Calle Ocho (Little Havana)

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Ishtar from Bayside, New York
  • July 16, 2004
Calle Ocho (Little Havana)
Quote: Calle Ocho has been partially renamed Celia Cruz Street, and with good reason. This was not my first visit, but it was for Chuck. We actually came here twice during our stay: the first time, we could not find anything that I remembered, so Chuck... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal Locos in Miami

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Little Havana

  • 0 out of 5 stars by melissa_bel from Hautrage, Belgium
  • June 28, 2004
Little Havana
Quote: Sultry Miami… at the crossing between American, Hispanic and Caribbean culture, it’s a city full of rhythm and colours. At first glance, it looks like any other metropolis. But my impression while driving downtown was that it looked new and quite... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal Miami and Miami Beach

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Little Havana

  • 2 out of 5 stars by araby from New York, New York
  • August 27, 2003
Little Havana
Quote: Miami’s proximity to Cuba has long had an influence on the city’s soul, its food, and, more recently, its politics, thanks to the Elián Gonzáles controversy, which made a visit to this much-talked-about neighborhood a priority for me on this... Read the full Little Havana review

From journal SoBe It