Miami corridor
Little Havana
The cultural heart of Cuban Miami. Calle Ocho on a Friday evening is one of the great street scenes in the city, with domino games, ventanitas, and live music spilling out of Ball & Chain. It is dense, walkable, and central to Brickell and Downtown.
WalkableCuban cultureCentralLively at night
What makes it worth living here
Little Havana at a glance
Walk everywhere on Calle Ocho
Cafés, bakeries, music venues, and groceries within a short walk of most blocks.
Central to Brickell and Downtown
SW 8th St and I-95 put both job centers under a ten minute drive.
Genuine neighborhood
Multi-generational residents and family run businesses, not a master planned tower district.
Pre-war building stock
Duplexes and small multifamily with real bones and generous square footage.
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Little Havana
Things to do
Nearby
- Ball & ChainLive musicMojitos and Cuban music nightly on Calle Ocho.
- Versailles RestaurantCuban classicThe unofficial city hall of Cuban Miami since 1971.
- Máximo Gómez ParkParksOpen air domino tables on SW 8th Street.
- Tower TheaterCinemaRestored 1926 art deco cinema run by Miami Dade College.
- Azucar Ice Cream CompanyDessertCuban inspired ice cream a few doors from Domino Park.