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Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory★ 4.94 (9,874) · 2h 30m
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Miami Little Havana: Cuban Food Tour & Cigar Rolling★ 4.89 (209) · 2h 15m
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Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Cuisine & Cigar Rolling★ 4.96 (329) · 2h 30m
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✓ 2026-09-28Real price per person across the 25 options: US$ 43–US$ 255 (median US$ 70). With 100+ reviews: 15 of 25.
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Miami Beach Donut Tour: 4 Bakeries, Donuts & PastriesA two-hour walking tour of Miami Beach's best bakeries and donut shops, visiting four stops along South Beach while sampling donuts, pastelitos, pastries, gelato and churros with a local guide. The tour includes insider dining recommendations, stories about the area's Art Deco heritage, and time to photograph the colorful streets and iconic buildings. Available in English or Spanish, and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the English-language option if you want the guide's commentary on the neighborhood's architecture and history as you walk; pick the Spanish-language tour if you prefer to experience South Beach with a guide who speaks your language. Either way, the two-hour pace means you're tasting without rushing, so the bakeries and the walk itself both get your attention.
Little Havana Miami: Cuban Food & Culture Tour with Cigar RollingYou walk Calle Ocho with a local guide, stopping at five spots to eat Cuban pastries, watch cigar rolling, and learn the history of the neighborhood from someone who knows it. Lunch, coffee, and drinks are included. The pace is quick and the route is flat, so you're not spending the day on your feet. By the end you've eaten like a regular, not a tourist, and you understand why this five-block stretch matters to Miami.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to eat a real meal in a neighborhood that matters to Miami, not just see it from a bus window. The fixed route and guide take the planning out of it, and the food is substantial enough that you don't need lunch elsewhere.
Little Havana Cultural and Tasting Tour in MiamiA guided walking tour through Little Havana in Miami led by a local guide with over 20 years in the neighborhood. You taste organic juice, Cuban pastries, colada coffee and Cuban soda; visit a historic guayabera store with its museum, a cigar lounge, an art gallery featured in the New York Times, and Domino Park. The tour runs two to three hours and includes a personal photographer.Is it for me?This is a shared walking tour led by a guide who has lived in Little Havana for over 20 years and knows the neighborhood by name and history. You move at the guide's pace through stops that are built into the route—no choices to make about where to go or what to taste. Book this if you want the real story of the place told by someone who belongs there, and if you'd rather walk and taste than navigate on your own.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban food, music & cigar rollingA two-hour private walking tour of Little Havana in Miami with a bilingual guide, covering Calle Ocho, Domino Park, and historic sites while you taste Cuban coffee, traditional foods like empanadas and croquetas, and watch cigar rolling by hand. The tour operates rain or shine and walks about ten to twelve short blocks; food tastings equal a lunch portion, though you can buy additional items along the way.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're exploring Miami solo or with a partner and want to eat and move at the same time—a private guide means the pace stays yours, and the tastings let you experience the neighborhood's food culture without sitting down for a formal meal. It's also a solid choice for families with kids from age one, since the walk covers short blocks and the guide adjusts to the group's rhythm.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Miami Cuban History Food TastingsThis small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami is led by a Cuban-born author and historian who has guided visitors since the 1980s. You walk Calle Ocho and the surrounding blocks, stopping at cigar factories, Domino Park, the Tower Theater, Ball & Chain, and local food shops where you taste Cuban sandwiches, ice cream, sugarcane juice and other specialties—though you pay for what you eat. The tour runs two hours and caps at a small group size so the guide can tailor the experience to your interests. English-language tours depart daily; Spanish-language and private options are available on request.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for other neighborhoods in Miami the same day, but not for a full meal—budget time and money for tastings at each stop rather than a sit-down lunch. Book this if you want the neighborhood's real history from someone who lived it, not a food-focused itinerary where eating is the main event.
Miami Beach Movie & Food Walking Tour: Art Deco & Street EatsA 90-minute guided walking tour of Miami Beach's Art Deco neighborhoods and film locations, with stops at South Beach, Espanola Way, and Mango's Tropical Café. You walk Ocean Drive for seven blocks, taste local street snacks and Cuban coffee, and finish with a cocktail while learning the behind-the-scenes history of the buildings that became Hollywood sets. The guide speaks English or Spanish and leads groups through neighborhoods where you learn to recognize Art Deco architecture and the stories of the LGBTQ community and Mafia history that shaped the city.Is it for me?Start from Ocean Drive in South Beach without needing a car or advance planning—the guide meets you and walks the seven blocks of movie locations on foot, so a free afternoon becomes a complete tour of the neighborhood's film history and food culture in 90 minutes.
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Miami South Beach: Art Deco Food & Walking TourYou walk through Miami's Art Deco Historic District with a culinary guide who knows both the architecture and the food scene. Along Ocean Drive and the side streets, you stop at local restaurants and cafés for tastings that add up to a full meal — Cuban sandwiches, croquetas, cortaditos, and dishes that reflect the Latin American communities that shape Miami's food culture. The tour runs rain or shine and takes about three hours on foot, so wear comfortable shoes. Food restrictions can be accommodated if you notify the operator by email before your tour date.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Miami through its food and architecture without arranging your own stops and tastings — the guide handles where you go and what you eat, and the walking pace lets you absorb both the history and the flavors.
South Beach Miami: Art Deco Food Tour & Walking GuideYou'll walk through South Beach's Art Deco Historic District with a local guide, stopping at several neighborhood restaurants and cafes to taste local food and drink. The tour runs in afternoon or evening, stays under twelve people, and includes all tastings and beverages so you're not reaching for your wallet at each stop. Comfortable shoes and a moderate fitness level are what you need to keep up with the pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real South Beach food without figuring out which restaurants to hit or navigating the neighborhood on your own — the guide handles the route and the stops, which is what lets you focus on eating and learning instead of planning.
Little Havana food tour: Cuban tastings and cigar factoryThis half-day walking tour of Little Havana in Miami pairs food tastings at six family-owned Cuban restaurants with stops at a working cigar factory, Domino Park, and historical landmarks like the Bay of Pigs Memorial. Your local guide leads a small group of no more than 10 people through the neighborhood's Cuban-American history and culture, with tastings of Cuban coffee, mojitos, ropa vieja, guava pastries, Cuban sandwiches, and empanadas included in the price. The tour operates in English and runs about two and a half hours.Is it for me?At two and a half hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day, leaving time to explore other Miami neighborhoods or rest before evening plans. The small group—no more than 10 people—means you move at a pace that lets you ask questions and linger at stops without feeling rushed.
Little Havana Food Tour: 7+ Cuban Dishes & Cigar FactoryA 3-hour guided food tour through Little Havana in Miami where you taste 7+ authentic Cuban dishes—from guava pastelitos and ham croquetas to a full traditional meal—visit the Bay of Pigs Monument and a working cigar factory, and finish at Domino Park. The tour runs as a small group or private, with a live English-speaking guide and a surprise Secret Dish revealed on the day.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want the neighborhood's real stories and the energy of other travelers; choose private if you'd rather have the guide's full attention and set your own pace through the stops.
Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Calle Ocho Eats & Cigar RollingYou’ll taste your way through Miami’s Little Havana with a local guide—warm empanadas in hand, fresh guarapo juice on your lips, and domino games echoing around you. Watch cigars rolled by masters, stroll past classic cars and murals, and end up full of food and stories you didn’t expect to find.
Little Havana Miami: Cuban Food Tour & Calle Ocho with Local GuideYou walk Calle Ocho with a local guide, stop at five family-owned eateries for tastings that equal a full meal, visit a working cigar factory and the domino park, and drink rum mojitos and Cuban coffee. The guide handles the route and timing, so you don't have to figure out where to go or what's worth eating — you just show up and follow.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Cuban food without spending the afternoon figuring out which restaurants are worth your time — the guide knows the owners and the menu, so you just show up hungry and follow.
Food tour Miami Beach: 5 stops, Art Deco walk includedYou walk through Miami Beach's Art Deco District with a local guide who explains the architecture and history while you taste food at five neighborhood restaurants. The 2.5-hour tour covers Lincoln Road, Espanola Way, Ocean Drive and the iconic buildings that define South Beach, so you see how the district nearly vanished and came back. Small groups mean you're not lost in a crowd, and because everything is included — guide, entry, tastings — you don't have to figure out where to eat or what to look at.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Miami actually works instead of just seeing the postcard version, and you'd rather not spend the afternoon figuring out which restaurants are worth your time — the guide and the tastings do that for you.
South Beach: Art Deco Walking Tour & Food TastingsYou walk 1.5 miles through South Beach's Art Deco Historic District, stopping at five local restaurants for tastings that add up to a full meal—soup, plantains, empanadas, tacos, and chocolate ravioli—while a local guide shares the history of the Versace Mansion, Ocean Drive's iconic hotels, and how Caribbean, Latin American, and LGBTQ+ communities shaped the neighborhood's identity. The VIP beverage upgrade includes three cocktails. The tour takes three hours and includes exclusive access to the landmarks you visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main South Beach highlights—Art Deco architecture, food, and neighborhood history—in one afternoon without arranging transport or timing multiple stops yourself; the fixed three-hour schedule keeps all five restaurants and landmarks inside a single walkable route.
South Beach Miami: Food Tour & Art Deco Walk with TastingsYou walk Ocean Drive and Washington Avenue with a local guide, stopping for five tastings across four locations: sangria at The Betsy, a secret dish with margarita at Ocean Drive Bistro, pastelito and mojito at the Cardozo, and a Cuban sandwich at the 11th Street Diner. Along the way you learn the Art Deco District's design history and pass landmarks like the Versace Mansion and the Wolfsonian Museum. The whole experience is built around walking and eating, so wear comfortable shoes and plan for roughly three hours on foot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and understand South Beach's architecture and Cuban heritage without arranging five separate restaurant stops yourself—the guide handles the timing and the stories, so you just show up and walk.
Miami Wynwood: Food & Art Walking Tour with Walls AccessYou’ll taste your way through Miami’s Wynwood district with exclusive access to the famous Walls, sample Latin brews and street tacos, try Asian-inspired tapas and cookies from award-winning bakers—all led by a local guide who knows every mural’s story. Expect vibrant art, unexpected flavors, and moments that stick with you long after lunch ends.
Wynwood Walls Food and Street Art Walking Tour: 5 tastingsThis 3-hour guided walking tour through Miami's Wynwood neighborhood combines food tastings from five local restaurants with access to the Wynwood Walls Museum and a certified tour of the street art district. You taste birria tacos, Peruvian bites, a tropical sandwich, New York-style pizza and a guava cookie while exploring galleries and murals with a local guide who knows both the culinary and artistic history. Entry to the Wynwood Walls Museum is included; a VIP drink pairing with a margarita is available as an upgrade.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to taste multiple neighborhood restaurants and understand the art and history behind Wynwood's murals in one outing—the guide and the museum entry mean you're not navigating on your own or paying separately for access to the Walls.
Miami Wynwood: Food Tour & Art District with Chef StoriesYou taste one-of-a-kind dishes from celebrated Miami chefs while walking through Wynwood's colorful murals, guided by a culinary expert who shares the stories and techniques behind each bite. All food, drinks, and cultural narration are included, so you skip the lines and the separate checks. The afternoon works for any fitness level and is wheelchair accessible, with public transit nearby.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to taste Miami's culinary scene without the hassle of restaurant reservations, separate bills, or walking between venues—the guide, the food, and the art district all come together in one afternoon.
Wynwood Food Tour Miami: Four International Tastings & Street ArtThis guided walking food tour through Miami's Wynwood Arts District includes four curated tastings across Peruvian Nikkei, Indian coastal, modern Aegean, and artisanal Italian cuisines, plus entry to the Wynwood Walls outdoor street art museum. A certified guide leads the route and shares stories connecting the food, art and neighborhood history. Children from age 7 are welcome; the tour is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Start from a public transit stop near Wynwood if you're staying elsewhere in Miami without a car—the guide meets you at the beginning and directs you to transit when you finish, so you don't need to arrange separate transportation or navigate the neighborhood on your own.
Wynwood Food & Art Walking Tour Miami: 5 StopsYou walk through Wynwood with a local guide, stopping at five independent restaurants to sample cuisines from across the Americas and Mediterranean. Lunch and snacks are included, along with storytelling about the neighborhood's art scene and food culture. The tour replaces a meal rather than adding to your day, and you move at a pace that lets you see the murals and street life as you go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat lunch in Wynwood anyway and would rather have a guide who knows which restaurants matter and what the neighborhood's actually about — the walking pace and the five stops are what turn a meal into a real tour of the place.
Private Miami Food Tour of South Beach: Art Deco & Cuban FlavorsA private 3-hour food tour of South Beach in Miami combines tastings at five stops—The Betsy Hotel, Ocean Drive Bistro, Cardozo Hotel, 11th Street Diner and Tudor House Hotel—with a live guide walking you through the Art Deco District's architecture and the Cuban and Caribbean heritage that shaped the neighborhood. You taste a pastelito de guava con queso, a Cuban sandwich, and a secret dish, plus drinks at each stop; the guide explains the design history and the cultural landmarks (Versace Mansion, Wolfsonian Museum, Kent Hotel) as you pass them. The itinerary and menu may shift based on restaurant availability and weather.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to South Beach and want to taste the neighborhood's Cuban and Caribbean food while a guide maps the Art Deco architecture and history around you—the private format means the pace and stops stay on your schedule, and the tastings anchor the walk so you're not just sightseeing.
Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Private 2.5-Hour TastingA 2.5-hour private food and culture tour of Miami's Little Havana, walking Calle Ocho with an English-speaking guide to taste Cuban pastelitos, croquetas, Cuban sandwiches, mojitos, Cuban coffee, a Mexican taco, plantain dishes and handcrafted ice cream. You'll watch a live cigar-rolling demonstration at a family-owned shop, explore colorful murals and the Walk of Fame, visit Domino Park, and learn about the neighborhood's immigration, music, religion and political history. The tour includes all tastings, drinks, and the cigar demo; you arrange your own way to the meeting point.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided route through Little Havana's food stops and cultural landmarks rather than navigating and choosing restaurants yourself—your guide handles the path and pacing.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 24 of the 25 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.94 out of 5 across 9,874 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 2 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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