Thank you for the suggestion about 107 Steak and Bar. We will certainly check it out the next time we are in Miami. Thanks 🙂

Great expression, like a” mini Cuba”, indeed!. As far as veg options go, you can always find vegetarian options as well as ask restaurants to adapt your meals and make them veg-friendly. You will not go wrong with Cuban black beans and rice 🙂 Cheers.

Hold onto this guide Jennifer for your next trip to Miami. Love the atmosphere in Little Havana and not to mention the food as well. There are so many local restaurants with amazing Latin inspired food. Definitively try the local Peruvian food on your next trip. Cheers.

Thanks Kirstie, we are huge fans of Peruvian cuisine as well. We have an article that goes into more depth about the experience at the restaurant. Check out the website under “Peru” for more delicious stories about the food. What Peruvian dishes do you make at home? Thanks for stopping by.

So glad you enjoyed the article. Miami has a lot of amazing Latin inspired dishes worth exploring. If you haven’t had Peruvian cuisine, we highly recommend it. Japanese -Peruvian food called Nikkei is simply outstanding. Do check out a local Peruvian restaurant in your area and be prepared to be amazed. Thanks Ferna for stopping by.

There are so many Latin places to feast in Miami. Your plan of starting in Cuba and then finishing off in Argentina is a great plan. I would highly recommend passing through Peru as well 🙂 Appreciate you stopping by Linda.

The Cuban coffee is worth an experience for sure. And you’ll find most restaurants willing to adjust the menu to meet you dietary needs. So don’t hesitate. What’s your favorite Cuban food? Cheers, Carrie.

You are most welcome Linda. Not only will you enjoy these off the beaten path spots, you’ll also discover new neighborhoods in Miami that are fun to explore. Do let us know what you discover when next go to Miami. Cheers.