As the heart of Miami’s immigrant Latino community, Little Havana smells like tobacco, tastes like Cuban coffee and beats ... a slice of old Florida wedged into a city that hardly looks to ...

You may think of Little Havana ... also order the famous Cuban coffee from the restaurant's old Havana-style ventanita. There are also Cuban pastelitos (pastries) from the restaurant's bakery and more ...

Lyssa Goldberg Located to the immediate west of downtown, Little Havana is the symbolic and cultural capital for Cuban Americans in Miami. The neighborhood entices droves of visitors with its ...

Centered around Calle Ocho (Southwest Eighth Street), Little Havana became a hub in the 1950s and ’60s for Cuban and Latin American ... previously known as Lemon City in Miami, is centered ...

In Little Havana, Ball & Chain serves Cuban classics such as chicharrones — fried pork rinds — and ropa vieja: shredded beef marinated in a sauce of tomatoes, peppers and onions. Photograph by ...

What would Miami be without its famous ventanitas — the little coffee windows tucked into the sides of restaurants around South Florida ... the Miami Herald, the Cuban American has spent ...

If you have spent any time on old Calle Ocho (Eighth Street, Little Havana) in Miami ... its coffee beverages, pastries, breakfast specialties and sandwiches, not least of which is a Cuban ...

Two versions of the Cubano vie for menu real estate in Florida — Miami chef Eileen ... she beelines for these Cuban sandwich spots. Cubans immigrated to the Little Havana neighborhood after ...