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Discover Miami's authentic Latin and Caribbean flavors on this **Little Havana Walking Food Tour**. Enjoy five tastings in a lively, small-group setting for $75.

The Little Havana Walking Food Tour offers an engaging way to experience Miami’s vibrant Latin and Caribbean culinary scene. For $75 per person, this 3.5-hour tour takes place in the lively South Beach neighborhood, with group sizes limited to 12 people for a personalized experience. The tour is renowned for its authentic flavors and insightful guides, making it a top choice for those eager to go beyond tourist restaurants and uncover genuine local tastes.
You’ll visit notable spots such as South Pointe Park, Miami Beach Convention Center, and Biscayne Bay’s Downtown Arena, with the tour kicking off at 1305 SW 8th St and concluding at Domino Park. Along the way, expect to indulge in five included tastings that highlight classic Cuban sandwiches, award-winning Key lime pie, and Miami-style fried chicken. While the menu and itinerary are subject to change based on weather and venue availability, this tour delivers a delicious and informative journey through Miami’s Caribbean culture.

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The tour begins at 1305 SW 8th St, placing guests in a central spot with easy access via public transportation. The meeting point is straightforward, and the tour ends at 1444 SW 8th St, at Domino Park, a well-known local gathering space. This setup suits travelers who want a seamless start and finish without the need for additional transportation arrangements.

The tour makes its first stops at South Pointe, a 17-acre park renowned as a metropolitan Miami leisure spot. Visitors enjoy the lively atmosphere of a beachside neighborhood while sampling some of the best local flavors. Next, the group visits the Miami Beach Convention Center, a historic venue opened in 1958, known for its impressive exhibition halls, ballrooms, and concert spaces. These stops provide more than just food—they also offer a glimpse into Miami’s vibrant public spaces and events.

Moving into Downtown Miami, the guide leads visitors past the Biscayne Bay Sports and Entertainment Arena. This location is the backdrop for many of Miami’s major events and provides an energetic setting for the tour. These stops help to contextualize Miami’s lively atmosphere and showcase its mix of cultural and recreational spaces.

The tour’s five tastings are carefully curated to showcase both classic and lesser-known Miami flavors. Guests sample a guava pastry and a Cuban sandwich, two staples that capture the essence of the local cuisine. The menu also features Black Beans with Rice, Ropa Vieja (a seasoned beef dish), and Maduros and Yuca, which add variety to the tasting experience.
A secret tasting is also part of the experience, offering an element of surprise and exclusivity. These food choices are designed to reflect authentic Miami, with some stops focusing on Cuban specialties and others on Caribbean influences, providing a well-rounded palate experience.
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Limited to 12 travelers, the tour emphasizes personalized service and a relaxed pace. The guide, such as Luis, garners praise for friendly, informative storytelling that deepens understanding of Miami’s history and culture. This approach makes the tour suitable for those interested in more than just food, as it combines history, local color, and culinary delights.
The walking format allows for a more intimate exploration of Little Havana’s streets, with plenty of time to ask questions and soak in the lively neighborhood vibe. The tour’s pacing strikes a balance—long enough to enjoy each tasting and stop without feeling rushed, though some reviews note that at times, the narration can extend, especially at Domino Park.

The tour departs from a central South Beach location at 1305 SW 8th St and ends nearby at 1444 SW 8th St. It is near public transportation, making it accessible for visitors staying in or near South Beach. The physical activity level is moderate, requiring comfortable footwear for strolling through the neighborhood. Travelers should be prepared for an outdoor experience with some exposure to the weather, and the menu cannot accommodate vegans or gluten intolerances.

With up to 14 travelers, the tour maintains an intimate group atmosphere. The pacing allows for a relaxed exploration, with the guide providing interesting insights into the culture and history of Little Havana along the way. The tour is suitable for those with moderate physical fitness, as it involves walking between stops and some standing during tastings.
The high rating of 5.0/5 from 80 reviews, along with a 98% recommendation rate, speaks to its quality. Reviewers consistently praise knowledgeable guides like Luis, and the generous food portions for the price. Many note that the tour offers more than just food: it’s an opportunity to learn about Miami’s Cuban roots, enjoy authentic flavors, and experience a lively neighborhood ambiance.
Some constructive feedback mentions that the ending can feel slightly uncomfortable when asking for tips, and that the narration could be more balanced at times. Nevertheless, overall satisfaction remains very high, with many calling it an “exceptional” experience.
The Little Havana Walking Food Tour is an excellent way to discover Miami’s diverse culinary heritage in an authentic, relaxed setting. For $75 and just over three hours, guests enjoy five flavorful tastings that highlight Cuban and Caribbean dishes, along with insights into the neighborhood’s history. The small-group size ensures personalized attention, making it ideal for those seeking a more intimate and informative food adventure.
While the menu and itinerary may vary slightly, the overall experience remains rich in flavor and culture. This tour is best suited for foodies, culture enthusiasts, or anyone eager to get an insider’s look at one of Miami’s most iconic neighborhoods. With positive reviews and a reputation for friendly guides, it offers a delicious journey through Little Havana’s streets and flavors.
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What is the price of the Little Havana Walking Food Tour?
The tour costs $75 per person.
How long does the tour last?
It lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at 1305 SW 8th St and ends at 1444 SW 8th St, at Domino Park.
What are the included foods?
Guests enjoy guava pastry, Cuban sandwich, Black Beans with Rice, Ropa Vieja, Maduros and Yuca, and a secret tasting.
Is transportation provided?
No, transportation to and from attractions is not included, but the meeting point is accessible via public transit.
What should I wear?
Comfortable footwear is recommended as the tour involves walking through the neighborhood.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
The tour cannot accommodate vegans or gluten intolerances. Contact the provider prior to booking for more details.
Is the tour suitable for children or people with limited mobility?
Participants should have moderate physical fitness; the tour involves walking and standing, so mobility limitations may need consideration.
What is the group size?
A maximum of 14 travelers ensures an intimate experience.
Is the tour refundable?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled more than 24 hours in advance.