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They had nothing to offer, everything was out dated and dusty. Not much of a selection at all. The…read moreprices were also extremely high for the items they had.

I used to love this place, especially when I lived in the neighborhood. However, now I have a dog…read morethings have changed. I cannot even go in anymore - no dogs allowed at all, not even service animals. I assume it's not Halal. Instead, I went to eat next-door where they were very dog friendly

The service in this establishment was super friendly and pleasant. The store offers a lot of…read moreTurkish orientated products. They also have a small eating area at the back of the store. I really wanted to love the food, but I was disappointed with my chicken sandwich. I was really hoping for more salad items such as tomatoe and lettuce to accompany it and found it too messy to eat with the sloppy additions.

Great store! This is a must when I'm shopping for the holidays. They have a great assortment of…read moreChristmas dècor, knick-knacks and baubles. It kind of reminds me of Pier 1 in terms of their selection and variety of home goods. I also got my Bialetti Moka pot from this store.

Beautiful store with great fashionable home decor items at reasonable prices. During the holidays,…read moreno store has a nicer selection of Christmas decorations and tableware. Everything is arranged by color and theme and the displays are awesome.

Great place to get Cuban souvenirs! They have tshirts,…read moremagnets, mugs, coffee and more for Miami and Cuba.

The staff was friendly, but I felt like if you were not looking for jewelry and using this place to…read moreget souvenirs...ehhhm...not the best place to go. I was looking for a quick souvenir to send a family member and this place was really lacking in that area. However, I guess they don't feel much pus to improve, being THE souvenir shop for Little Havana. There were maybe 3 types of quite generic shot glasses and some postcards and junk and some odd coffee mugs, pilon, etc. Besides that, there was not much in there that was too attractive besides the cute little shirts for actual Cubans visiting Little Havana (the little slogans were catchy lines referring to actually being Cuban). Since most visitors are to Little Havana are not Cuban, well...not too effective on the souvenir end of things. Where this place has their strong suit oddly enough is in the way of jewelry. They have a nice selection of some really cool jewelry with natural stones. Their stuff is the very earthy, Neo-soul type of jewelry...you know, giant rings that go from knuckle to knuckle and chunky pendants with sizable stones. From the tags I was able to see (they are in a glass case), prices are actually reasonable. So, as odd as a suggestion as it may seem, if you are a local (or a tourist) looking for some cool silver and natural stones type of jewelry, check them out. I would give them a solid 4 or 4.5 on that. So, in sum...not the best on the tourist end, chunky,funky, cool jewelry lovers, check 'em out and you won't be disappointed ;)!

Great service and very nice selection of quality men's Caribbean shirts . I highly recommend…read morestopping in for your own assessment.

I bought a Guayabera for my grandson and big papa has a great story behind it how the iconic Cuban…read moreshirt came to be. Big Poppa of Lil Havana is also quite iconic and if you go there to eighth Street you must stop by his shop

The Little Havana Visitors Center is a souvenir shop not to be confused with the Little Havana…read moreWelcome Center which provides free attraction and tour information to tourists. This somewhat claustrophobic shop hits all the high points of a visit to Little Havana. Various items tout the dominoes, roosters, mojitos, and Cuban coffee that make this street in Miami so famous. Floor to ceiling is packed with guayaberas, tote bags, t-shirts, hats, purses, art, key chains, hats, purses, magnets, coin purses, coffee mugs, pot holders,, dominos, and more. There is a Cuban coffee bar in the back. All throughout the store salespeople are at the ready to help find a size or take down an item. Prices seemed reasonable for a tourist store with T-shirts around $25. I love the variety of items the Visitors Center offers. I ended up picking up a few classic car shirts for Fathers Day gifts. Just know that this store is very popular and can get very crowded especially when the tourist buses drop off a load of visitors.

My favorite souvenir store in Little Havana Miami. It's…read moresmall and crowded but has a great variety of stuff. The staff keeps the items neat and are helpful in finding your sizes. Prices are competitive and selection is unique. Try the coffee in the back; they may have samples of cafecito.

Excellent service great attention large selection of titles good recommendations the best Spanish…read morebookshop on Miami. Highly recommended.

Altamira is a Spanish only book store, so if you don't know the language stop reading the review…read morebelow: ¡Me encanta esta librería! Hay tantos libros que no hamos puedido encontrar en otras tiendas- te todo tipos. Cada ve que you regreso me prima a ver cómo a crecido y los nuevos títulos disponibles. Bien echo- sigue con el buen trabajo.

Did not return numerous phone calls over a several day period, where I asked for location, hours…read moreand availability of a particular item that they had advertised for sale. Will never call these people again.

Very unprofessional. I came upon their business via eBay. I was interested in a watch that they had…read morefor sale. I wanted to do business in person and it was impossible to find their store. I ended up calling multiple times with no answer. I found another number which finally someone replied. After I expressed my interest and intent with the watch the person did not message me back. The watch was after removed from eBay 5 minutes after. The whole business started to seem a little shady to me. I ended up messaging the number the following day, the person replied the watch was "sold". I wish they had communicated this the day prior or at least tried to help a potential customer. Maybe by saying "hey maybe I can get another one, would you be interested?". The lack of customer service was incredible. Be very weary of doing any business with these people.

My husband and I have visited twice now--on two separate trips--and it was just as good both times…read more We both ordered the iced Tres Leches coffee on each visit, and it's easily our favorite. I especially loved adding the vanilla wafer cookie to my coffee. We tried both the chicken and beef empanadas. Both were good, but we both agreed the beef empanadas were the standout. The flan was also delicious and definitely worth ordering. The staff were friendly and welcoming each time we visited. One thing I'd note for first-time visitors is that it seems easiest to order at the register, especially when things get busy and there's a lot going on. Great coffee, great food, and a place we'll continue coming back to whenever we're in Miami.

So good! Had a great time and snack here with my family. 10/10! The croquetas were really tasty and…read morecame with a lovely green sauce. The orange juice is freshly squeezed