I cannot recommend this tour enough! We had Toni as our guide for the Little Havana Food Tour. She was so energetic and knowledgeable, and so prepared! She brought ponchos so we could continue on as it rained. It was beautiful to learn about and see this neighborhood through the eyes of someone who grew up here. Toni knows so much history and seemed to know so many of the people, too! The tour has so much food - I was honestly more than full at the end and I didn't even finish all of my portions. I think it was a really good range of drinks, desserts, and food. Even though that coffee cup looks small, that's a full serving size and it was strong! I really really appreciate that this tour not only accommodated for vegetarians but also chose options for me that were realllllly good. Instead of the cubano, I had these fried plantain cups stuffed with veggies. They were SO good and seasoned well! And the spinach and cheese empanada was also amazing. My friend who got the meat options also loved her food. This tour is the perfect way to learn more about Cuban history, the history of the neighborhood, see all the street art, watch a game at domino park, and experience some of the best food in Miami. I cannot recommend this enough!!! read more

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My mother and I had such a wonderful time in Miami Little Havana food and culture tour! We tasted empanadas, Cuban coffee, Cuban sandwiches, Cuba mojitos, sugarcane juice, guava pastries, and churros. We even stopped by a cigar store and learned all about cigar making while watching a woman roll cigars. We stopped and learned about Cuba, antiques cars, the various murals, famous Cubans in history and so much more. It was an informative tour in such a fun way! The time went by so quickly and it wouldn't have been the same experience without Mariela as our guide. She is so passionate and knowledgeable. Her energy was so upbeat. I think this a great tour for visitors who want to learn about a culture that shapes Miami as well as locals who want to learn about a neighborhood they may not know the ins and outs of. Mariels brought Cuba to us and we can't thank her enough! We highly recommend this tour! read more

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Bianca was beyond wonderful as our little Havana food and culture tour guide. She was personable, considerate, informative, passionate, engaging, relatable, energetic, all the things! She accommodated my non-alcoholic/dietary restrictions and she provided superb recommendations for everything (coffee, cigars, authentic souvenirs, pastries, etc). I'd recommend this tour and Bianca to everyone! Happy travels! read more

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We went on a walking food tour through Little Havana with Marietta. She brought Cuba to life with such a zest and excitement for the culture and the food that we could not help but have a great time! And the food was absolutely outstanding. read more

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This tour was amazing. Our tour guide Ariel was informative, fun, and engaging. Definitely come hungry bc you eat A LOT!!! If you're worried about the walking, it's so minimal with plenty of breaks while you are eating. I wouldn't have wanted to see Little Havana any other way. Thank you, Ariel!!!! read more

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Ariel was an amazing guide. The food was fantastic. And, the atmosphere was lovely and energetic. In Little Havana. read more

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We went on the 2.5 hours Little Havana Food and Culture Tour $70pp. It was essentially around several blocks on Calle Ocho. There was 12 of us on the tour which was probably the max. It was interesting to hear about the history and some of the back stories. Food wise was nothing special. We sampled Mojito, Cubano sandwich, Beef empanada, Cuban coffee, Guava & Cream cheese pastelist, sugar cane juice and churro. Things that you can easily get on your own pretty cheaply. Also visited Domino Park, a Cigar shop, Guayabera Shop, Bay of Pig memorial, and an outdoor classic car museum. It was not a bad way to spend 2.5 hrs. read more

Bianca was our tour guide for this 2.5 hour guided cultural and food tour - it was awesome! Kind of overwhelming how many people where on Calle Ocho in Little Havana doing walking tours but we only felt rushed at one place where we had to keep moving for the next group. For $69, the tour was very worth it in my opinion - we got a cubano, alcoholic mojito, coffee and beef picadillo empanada, guava and cheese pastry, churro and drinks. Our tour was made incredibly special too because Bianca recently made it to the US from Cuba and it was so touching to hear her story. I didn't know much about Cuban history but it was really interesting and I loved all the murals and roosters we saw along the way. Would 10/10 recommend this tour! So authentic. read more

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We visited during the Christmas/New Years holidays. Toni was the perfect host for our LittleHavana Food & History Tour! As a proud Cuban who lives right in the neighborhood, she brought every street, mural, and bite to life with stories you won't find in any guidebook. * Expert storytelling: Toni blended history, culture, and fun facts so effortlessly that the past felt present around every corner. * Fantastic food line‑up: From the first crisp empanada to the last sip of strong Cuban espresso, every stop was spot‑on--and those freshly muddled mojitos were chef's kiss. * Behind‑the‑scenes moments: Watching master rollers craft cigars up close was fascinating, and Toni's insider connections meant we got front‑row views. * Warm local vibe: She knew shop owners by name, waved to neighbors, and made us feel like part of the community--not just tourists passing through. We loved every minute and every bite. If you want a tour that's flavorful, authentic, and led by someone who truly knows (and loves) LittleHavana, book with Toni. You'll leave full, happy, and already planning your next visit! read more

My husband & I recently did this tour and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Miami. Our guide, Toni, was fantastic. She was able to share a bit of personal experiences with the history of the Little Havana neighborhood which really brought the facts to life! While the emphasis is on the food, as it should be, don't overlook this vibrant neighborhood that has so much life to it! Thank you Toni for a wonderful afternoon! read more

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Can't recommend the Little Havana Culinary and Historical tour enough! Really a wonderful experience and I will definitely be signing up for another one of the Miami Culinary Tours next time I'm in South Beach. read more

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I originally only planned to book the most popular Little Havana Food Tour, but I ended up booking one more tour because the group would rather do more food tour than doing speedboat/jet ski/pool party/spa/kayaking. *** Tour #1 Wynwood Art District Food Tour *** [Logistic]: $89 per person for 2.5-hour tour & I had to book a tour via Tripadvisor & not directly through the company website. Our tour started at 1 PM & met our guide at Wynwood Garage (311 NW 26th Street, Miami, FL 33127) w/ $20 flat parking rate up to 5 hours. We actually parked our car for almost 7 hours & ended up paying $40 instead. Please check-in 5 minutes prior to scheduled time. It's customary to tip the tour guide much like at a restaurant (18% to 20%). [Stops]: Joe's Pizza (Sicilian pizza), Wynwood Walls (free entry), Rodilla (cheese & red wine in a plastic cup w/ ice cubes), Bartaco (duck & mushroom tacos), UDON Wynwood (takoyaki), Morelia Gourmet Paletas (paletas - ordered pistachio), & Veza Sur Brewing Co. (Cafe Con Flan aka beer coffee - Coffee Porter combined w/ flan foam). [Overview]: A solid 4-star food tour w/ 20% of time exploring Wynwood Walls. While Bartaco, Morelia Gourmet Paletas, & Veza Sur Brewing Co. were amazing stops, Rodilla & UDON Wynwood were slightly underwhelming. However, our second tour Little Havana Food & Cultural Tour completely blew Wynwood Art District Food Tour out of the water. *** Tour #2 Little Havana Food & Cultural Tour *** [Logistic]: $69 (plus $4 fee) per person for 2.5-hour tour. I booked directly through the company website & our tour started at 12 PM. We started at the Tower Theater. Free outdoor parking (via PayByPhone app location 45350) behind Maximo Gomez Domino Park (901 SW 15th Ave, Miami, FL 33135) until 6 PM. Check-in 5 minutes prior to scheduled time. It's customary to tip the tour guide much like at a restaurant (18% to 20%). [Stop #1 - El Cristo Restaurant]: Our guide briefly discussed four different types of Cuban coffee - Cafecito (Cuban version of espresso w/ sugar), Colada (the social coffee - meant for sharing), Cortadito (cafecito w/ a little bit of milk) & Café con leche (Cuban version of the latte). He also talked how pastelitos & empanadas are a part of Cuban breakfast traditions. The El Manisero (aka the Peanut Vendor or Peanut Man but his real name is Francisco Cazanas) also stopped by & offered $1 peanut. We had a beef empanada, a side of very spicy salsa, & a small cup of colada. [Stop #2 - Sala'o Cuban Restaurant & Bar]: We had Cuban sandwich & basic ingredients included Cuban bread, ham, roast beef, pickle, & mustard. Our guide said the secret ingredient for tasty Cuban sandwich is ... lard. In addition everyone also had one glass of mojito & I got a non-alcoholic version which tasted VERY sour. It was also nice to have a band playing Cuban music. [Stop #3 - Maximo Gomez Domino Park]: No food here. Our guide explained that only 55+ years old & Miami Dade County residents can qualify for membership which is required to play domino here. [Stop #4 - D' Asis Guayaberas]: The owner Johnny "Big Poppa" Cardona explained to our group the history of 4-pocket guayabera shirts. He was cracking jokes & also talked about Jimmy Butler's yellow guayabera (https://youtu.be/DRlRBMKdB5M). My friend ended up buying exactly the same Jimmy Butler's yellow shirt for himself (close to $80 even after receiving 10% discount). [Stop #5 - Party Cake Bakery]: Everyone had one guava pastelito & there was a giant overhead mural of Cuban's most famous singer Celia Cruz w/ her signature catchphrase "Azúcar!" right above the shop. [Stop #6 - Casa del Tabaco]: We got to see the owner & master roller who has been doing this craft for 30+ years. She used to roll cigars when she lived in Cuba & now she only rolls cigars once a week w/ her daughter taking over the business. Our guide mentioned that Cuban rolled cigar are rolled using the exact same technique here & using the same type of tobacco leaves, but the only difference is where these tobacco leaves are sourced due to the current embargo w/ Cuba. Lastly our guide recommended lighter color cigars for the 1st timer & darker color cigars for stronger flavors. I didn't buy any cigars, but apparently you can take them back domestically & they will pass TSA. [Stop #7 - Los Pinarenos Fruteria]: The fruit stand offered freshly pressed mango juice & they were pressed by a master juice presser who has been pressing juices for over 30 years. The mango juice was so good that I actually came back & purchased one giant cup of mango juice after our tour had ended. [Stop #8 - The Havana Collection Experience/Rooster Alley/Churro Mania]: Our tour ended w/ churro & photo-op on vintage cars & The Calle Ocho Rooster statue. [Other miscellaneous facts]: Our guide talked about Ball & Chain & Tower Theater (top 10 theaters in US). [Overview]: A 5-star food + cultural tour & one of the best food tours I have ever had. Absolutely a MUST do tour in Miami. read more

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We had such a wonderful time on this tour! We booked this as a team bonding event and couldn't have been happier with our decision. Our guide Eriol was incredibly knowledgeable, hilarious, and hospitable. I've been to Little Havana before but never like this. We saw the neighborhood from a whole new perspective with added depth and history to enrich the experience. Every stop along the way was fantastic -- it was hard to choose a favorite. I've tasted all the Cuban classics before this tour and was blown away by all the versions we had on the tour. Best Cubano I've had in my life! Nothing beats Little Havana and this tour is the best way to see it. Come with an empty stomach for sure. 11/10 would recommend. read more

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Really fun tour with a great guide and great food! We took the little Havana walking tour with Marco and it was amazing. We learned so much about the area and Cuban American culture while also sampling some really tasty authentic Cuban American food. So much food that I was stuffed afterwards. Can't say enough about it, really a must-do if it's your first time in Miami. read more

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Wonderful experience! Orlando led us around and had us trying different foods. He was extremely knowledgeable about everything. He had many interesting facts and stories you would never hear without touring with him. His personality was very fun and friendly. He obviously had a great connection with the community and cares about the culture. I couldn't have asked for a better tour of the area! He also took us to places with extreme quality of food and drink. Everything was authentic and full of flavor. read more

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Empanadas, colada and Cuban sandwiches, oh my! I've lived in Miami almost six years but even as a tourist, I never took the time to do a tour through Little Havana. This was a truly great experience, in large part to our guide Armando. He and his family are from Havana and do tours both here and there. He is so incredibly knowledgeable about the history of the places we visited and the origins of the great food we got to enjoy while on the tour. We ate empanadas, Cuban sandwiches and churros. We drank mojitos, colada and pressed sugar cane water. We visited a cigar factory, Domino Park, restaurants, a bakery with the best puffed pastries, a fruit market and the historic monument site. Can't go wrong with this. Would highly recommend! read more

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I recently visited Miami and absolutely wanted to check out Little Havana. I booked this food tour so I can check out a few local spots and learn more about the culture and history of Little Havana. Our tour guide was Helena and she was great! She texted me the morning of and asked if we had any allergies in our group and if we all ate beef/pork and drink alcohol. I don't eat pork so she made note of that and made accommodations. Her instructions were very clear and our entire tour group was right on time. Parking can be a little tricky as it is street parking, but we circled around a few times and finally snagged a spot. Helena told us lots of stories and the history of Little Havana while we enjoyed the food. In terms of food, there was TONS of food and I was pretty stuffed by the end of the tour. It went by pretty quickly and we spent the rest of the afternoon exploring Little Havana after our tour ended. Definitely recommend booking a food tour through Miami Culinary Tours and checking out Little Havana! read more

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Wynwood Food & Street Art Tour $79 per person | 2.5 hours | .75 miles walk Booked a private tour with Miami Culinary and it was so easy and simple. They were fast to respond and easy to work with. Minimum is 10 people Tour was great! So much food and definitely filling so please make sure to arrive hungry!! Saw so much different art and loved hearing all about it. I highly recommend and definitely worth the price! read more

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Toni was our tour guide and so amazing! She is knowledgeable, easy to talk to and accommodating to all. She ensured no one was left behind and that everyone was having a great time. As two picky eaters we both enjoyed every single item and did NOT leave hungry! Best mojito I've ever had (I HATE mojitos) and amazing Cuban (I hate ham!) Learned so much about little Havana. Easy pace and accessibility. Highly recommend. Would book again! read more

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The food tour of Little Havana was well worth it. Our tour guide Mariela was very knowledgeable and passionate about the neighborhood. The bites were great: A great ground beef empanada with Cuban coffee, a Cuban sandwich paired with an authentic Cuban mojito, fresh pressed mango juice, guava pastries and churros along with stops at some of the iconic places and families that make up Little Havana. We learned about the history and the establishment of expats who opposed Castros regime; the Bay of Pigs and the hopes of many about the fate of Cuba. Many of the family businesses had been there fifty years or more! Great tourguide, great tour!! read more

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We really enjoyed our tour of Little Havana. We had a great guide, Jennifer who was clearly passionate about this neighborhood, and did her best to balance information about the food, the people and the history of the area. If you've ever done a food tour before, you know there will be plenty to eat, and this tour delivered on that front. We had an 11:30am tour, so it was perfect for lunch. Some of the stops offered just a bite, but one which had a Cubano sandwich was really too big to eat! You will not leave this tour hungry or thirsty. We also enjoyed some of the other stops where we learned about Cuban cigars, sugar cane juice and some of the history of the area. I can't compare with the other tours, but I would not hesitate to book this tour, ask for Jennifer for a really nice experience. read more

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I visited Miami for a company trip, and my manager booked a tour for our group of 37! Everyone raved about their experience with the tour guides and sampling what Little Havana had to offer. Our only gripe was we were split into 2 separate tours, but totally understandable given the size. The walking tour was perfect to not only learn about their culture, but to see it!! We met a friendly gentleman who's been selling peanuts in the area for over 30 years. Imagine the stories he can tell. Everything we ate was freshly served to us, and there were no complaints even from picky eaters. We had a vegetarian in the group and she was swiftly accommodated with alternate options. My personal favorite was Cuban coffee - strong and sweet black coffee. The fresh squeezed mango juice is a close second, and that ice cream was to die for. The shortbread chunks made me reaaaaally want seconds. Highly recommend this tour, you won't be disappointed! Especially when you can always go back to your favorite places after the tour to keep eating :) read more

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Guide, Orlando, had a great sense of humor, answered questions well and covered all the bases. Shared his experiences and feelings about his heritage and the opportunities offered by America. read more

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We had an exceptional experience today with Toni as our tour guide. She was friendly, professional, knowledgeable, and so very flexible and accommodating of our needs and preferences. I would definitely recommend this company simply because she offered us a flawless experience! Keep up the great work! read more

Went with my grandmothers, boyfriend, and my mother recently, and as a South Florida resident, I learned so much information about Little Havana and Cuba that I never knew before! Juan Carlos was a knowledgeable, friendly, hilarious, patient and overall kind tour guide. The tour was an overall great experience, but Juan Carlos truly made it memorable! read more

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Helena was amazing! 100% recommend to learn about little Havana! We had plenty of food and very cool atmosphere. Great price for what you get! read more

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We had a great experience with hoji! Everything was delicious and we learned a lot. Everywhere had great vibes

Ariel was awesome!!!! Highly recommended. A must when in Little Havana. Not bad for 2.5 hrs. read more

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When I found out that there were food tours in Miami, it was an automatic "Must-Do" for my bachelorette trip. & rightfully so, it turns out, it was probably my favorite part of the trip! We booked our private Wynwood Food & Street Art tour online for our group of 10 and put down a $100 deposit. The tour price is $80 per person and after 15% automatic tip, it came out to approximately $91 per person. The tour was ~2.5 hours long. During the Wynwood Food & Street Art tour, we walked around the Wynwood Art District. That, in itself, was really a treat. There's so much ART and so much to see, we ended up spending the whole day there. During the tour, we visited 5 different restaurants and got to go to the Wynwood Walls. We were supposed to pick up falafels at another stop but it would've taken too long so we were okay to skip it. WHERE WE WENT + Rodilla - asiago cheese croqueta: looks like such a cute cafe and would def try one of their drinks next time! The croquetas were okay, but a nice start to the tour. + Tacombi - beef birria taco: my favorite food of the tour probably. so delicious! and this restaurant looks like it'd be so fun to hang out and eat at with a group. Their outdoor patio was so beautifully colorful. + Joe's - slice of cheese pizza: YUM! okay, maybe tied for first. Such a great pizza, I get why all those celebrities they have photos of on the wall have stopped by to try it. + Rishtedar - samosas: very good and just a hint spicy (granted, it was spicier for my friends who have lower spice tolerances). The decor in this restaurant is truly so beautiful. I loved how they had us wash our hands in their special water too. + Night Owl Cookies - guava gooey cookie: a good cookie, though very sweet and pretty large (think crumbl size). I couldn't finish it, but it was very instagrammable. I wish we could've chosen our own cookie though. + Wynwood Walls - truly the highlight. I'll probably do a whole 'nother review about the Wynwood Walls, but seriously, just go. I was so happy that we booked this tour because of that. The cherry on top was our amazing tour guide, Armando. So knowledgeable, accommodating, and patient while trying to rally 10 giggly, curious, bachelorette ladies who kept venturing off on their own. Highly recommend booking a tour with Miami Culinary Tours if you'll be visiting the area! read more

I love food and always try to do a food tour when I travel. When exploring options, the reviews of Miami Culinary Tours were extremely high, so it was a no brainer. Then when I saw they had a Little Havana Food and Cultural Tour-just take my money. This 2.5-hour walking tour took us all over Little Havana, enjoying authentic Cuban cuisine and many opportunities to learn about the culture and traditions of Little Havana. Tour started at an art gallery of a local artist. Our tour guide JJ grew up in the area, so his inside knowledge and passion really came through. JJ was very open to questions and having a casual give and take experience. He scored points off the bat as he brought us all a guayaba pastelito to enjoy at the beginning of the tour (as the bakery was closing around the time our tour began). This guava and cream cheese filled Cuban pastry (from Yisell Bakery) was very flavorful and not too sweet. Great start! Next, we visited El Pub restaurant, one of the oldest restaurants in the area, and got to enjoy beef picadillo empanadas. The empanada had great texture and flavor. The next stop was enjoying the best Mojito I have ever had at Ball and Chain Bar and Lounge. FYI they did offer virgin for non-drinkers/underage. This bar had a great outside area with a live band, super fun atmosphere that I want to come back to someday! Of course no Havana food tour would be complete without an authentic Cubano. We enjoyed ours at El Cristo Restaurant. It was nothing fancy, but huge and tasty. We stopped at a local bodega next (didn't catch the name) and tried some Cuban-style ham croquettes. I have to say I did not enjoy the texture of these, but can say I tried it! For a little pick me up, we enjoyed colada (a shot of espresso with a high ration of sugar) served in a small plastic cup at Havana Classic Cigar. It was very potent for me as a non-coffee drinker, but as it was sweeter I liked it. Many on the tour bought some cigars here as well. To finish it all off (yes there's more), we got some Abuela Maria ice cream (guava, cream cheese, and maria crackers) from Azucar Ice Cream. The line here was out the door, but luckily as we were on the tour (and with JJ) he was able to scoot past the line and bring us our sampling to enjoy outside in the streets of Little Havana. Everything I had on the tour was very good, I would say the ice cream was my favorite if I had to choose. We also saw many cool landmarks along the way including Maximo Gomez Domino Park, The Tower Theater, Damas De Blanco Mural and the Cuban Memorial Blvd. This tour was absolutely worth the money and some. JJ was an amazing guide and gave us excellent recommendations of other places to enjoy in Little Havanan and the greater Miami area. Sign up for this tour if you want to have a great taste of Little Havana in a short period of time! read more

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This tour was AWESOME! Let me start by saying that we travel frequently and have never done a food/walking tour because we tend to avoid organized group events. This really changed our perspective on things! We knew there was a lot of great food to enjoy in Little Havana, and that we only had time for a couple of meals in the area, so we opted for the food tour to experience the best according to someone who really knows the area. WOW! The tour started with the best empanada we have ever had (we actually went back that night for more), and continued with treat after treat. Not only did we get to taste (and drink) the best of Little Havana, we learned about the area, the Cuban culture, and met some locals that are the heart of the neighborhood. Our tour guide, Andrea, made the experience one we will definitely remember. I can't recommend this enough! read more

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We booked a Little Havana food walking tour and it was a great way to spend the afternoon before our cruise. Marco was our guide and he was fantastic! Very energetic and passionate. Make sure you come hungry because you receive large portions during this tour (full empanada, half of a Cuban sandwich, churro, other snacks, drinks, etc). read more

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This was by far the best tour I have ever taken in my life. The tour guide was amazing. The tour was very educational and you get a real appreciation for the culture. The food stops were awesome. Pastries, Cuban sandwich, mojito, Cuban coffee, etc. Watching cigars get hand rolled was cool. I have recommended this tour to several friends. I feel this is a must for anyone visiting Miami. read more

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Went with a customer group of the Wynwood Street and Culinary tour. Marie was our guide and put us right in the mood for food and walking. Way better than hanging at the pool all day. She knows the people at all the stops and they know her. Makes a huge difference. We had 5 tastings from empanadas to gelato. Small beers at two stops and water to kill the heat. Marie knows her art, the area and how to herd tourists. Kept us on task but never rushed. After the Pink Pies (ummmmm) and gelato, now we can hang by the pool. We would do it again. read more

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I have an interest in learning different cultures and Miami Culinary Tours provided the opportunity to learn about Cuban culture via their Little Havana Tour. My guide was Bianca; she was very inclusive and friendly. A reminder text was sent the day prior and a telephone call when I was tardy to the meeting location. The group consisted of eight people, so it was small and intimate to have Bianca's full attention to ask questions and have dialogue. I did not feel that the tour was rushed and the proper amount of time was given to each location visited. The tastings consisted of Cuban coffee, Cuban sandwich, churro, and guava pastry. Each serving was plentiful. In addition to restaurants, the stops we made included cigar shop learn about the history of cigars made in Cuban and how the technique was incorporated into the United States. We were given time to look around and shop for various products. We learned the origins of where Cuban coffee actually comes from and how it is served was insightful. However, the history learned about the struggle of Cuban citizens with their loss of independence, obligation to join the military, an overwhelming population living in poverty, insufficient amounts of food, and more. At the end of the tour, I definitely have a better understanding for the life of Cuban citizens. I highly recommend the Miami Culinary Tours to everyone and ask for Bianca as your guide. read more

I love trying new cuisines and experience life through my stomach so I thought a culinary tour for my bachelorette Party would make complete sense for me . Although some of the girls may not have seemed as thrilled to be doing this on a bachelorette party , all the girls can not stop talking what an amazing experience this culinary tour was ! Lana was our tour guide and she was phenomenal ! Talk about an interesting person who just loves to travel , eat and learn about cultures and history . She was the perfect person to guide us through the Miami food tour. Her explanations and history of the food made me more excited to try the already amazing dishes . And her knowledge of the town is incredible . Lana doesn't just do this for a job, you can tell this is her passion and what she LOVES doing. She made our experience the best it could ! The stops on the food tour were diverse and every single place had the best food ! We loved some of them so much we back later for more food or drinks after the tour ended . This is such a great activity to do with anyone who is a foodie like me. You get to try the best food at each spot and the best part is, it's probably something you would never choose to order! I did the south beach culinary tour and I hope to come back and try another tour ( maybe little Havana) and I hope Lana is our tour guide again ! Thank you Miami culinary tours for making my bachelorette party even more amazing! read more

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Last Saturday a friend invited me to an event, it was in the Design District a Food & Art tour. I had seen these tours advertised by the Miami Culinary Tours and, I had been curious to try one. I have to say that our guide Jennifer was really lovely but, I was disappointed by the food experience. I mean for $79 I think the food could have been better or a little more sophisticated, not sure, maybe for a tourist that comes to Miami it is a fun experience but, for us that we are locals, food wise it was not that great or, maybe my expectations were too high, in any case, I would not be willing to pay $ 79 for five bites and a cookie. Overall I think for a tourist it is a fun experience, it gives you the possibility to see an area of Miami that you might not think to visit @miami_culinary_tours @miamidesigndistrict read more

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We recently toured Little Havana and the food tour was great! Jasmine was our guide and was so informative, casual, and helpful along the way making asking questions easy. So much great food and history learned, don't eat breakfast before! The food "samples" are large and in most cases the full size (instead of half an empanada, you get 1 full one). Highly recommend read more

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This may be one of the best deals in South Beach! You get a tour of the Art Deco area, a history of the local cuisine and a sampling of the food. Lana, our guide was friendly and knowledgeable. And for solo travelers, it's a good way to meet other people. I ended up hanging out with a couple of other solo travelers for the afternoon once we were done with the the tour. It's not all beaches and clubs in South Beach, the food is actually quite fantastic with a lot of Latin influences. I believe this organization does a few tours, so I cannot vouch for the others, but really enjoyed the South Beach Food Tour. read more

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I bought my parents and I tickets to their South Beach Tour as a gift and we all loved it! We visited in 2019 so COVID was not a concern. The tour guide was amazing and energetic. She knew so much about the restaurants and history of Miami. Also, she was super helpful with accommodating my vegetarian parents -- they never missed out on a restaurant or were cut short. The tour provides plenty of food, but you may still want to grab a quick bite from one of your favorite places afterwards if you enjoyed it as much as we did! Even after living in Miami for a few years, I found new favorites that I have enjoyed visiting after the tour. Hopefully we can do another food tour of Wynwood or Coconut Grove once it is safe to! read more