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Food scene
Did you really visit Miami if you didn't have a colada or cortadito at the ventanita (window) at Versailles? Versailles offers cuban cuisine in their main dinning room designed after the room of mirrors at the Palace of Versailles, to go orders, and a bakery for quick bites and croquetas!
290 locals recommend
Versailles Restaurant Cuban Cuisine
3555 SW 8th StDid you really visit Miami if you didn't have a colada or cortadito at the ventanita (window) at Versailles? Versailles offers cuban cuisine in their main dinning room designed after the room of mirrors at the Palace of Versailles, to go orders, and a bakery for quick bites and croquetas!
Located in Coral Gables, this unique restaurant offers cuban cuisine with huge portions that can be shared. Remember to save room for dessert because they're over the top overdose of goodness.
74 locals recommend
Havana Harry's
4612 S Le Jeune RdLocated in Coral Gables, this unique restaurant offers cuban cuisine with huge portions that can be shared. Remember to save room for dessert because they're over the top overdose of goodness.
City/town information
South Beach
Beautiful beaches and hot spots bars and clubs
Neighborhoods
The Art district offers unique eaterys and a large array of bars. Every night is a party night in wynwood.
1332 locals recommend
Wynwood
The Art district offers unique eaterys and a large array of bars. Every night is a party night in wynwood.
The finance district hosts some of Miami's tallest skyscrapers, trendiest restaurants and hottest clubs.
440 locals recommend
Brickell
The finance district hosts some of Miami's tallest skyscrapers, trendiest restaurants and hottest clubs.
You must visit Calle Ocho where you can watch live cigar rolling and the older generations of Cubans playing dominos at the Jose Marti domino park. Trendy spots to eat, drink, dance, or smoke. Also don't buy any souvenirs here they're way too expensive. Just a few blocks down visit the store "Navarro" where you'll find all sorts of authentic cuban souvenirs like tasitas de café & that scarface looking hat.
594 locals recommend
Little Havana
You must visit Calle Ocho where you can watch live cigar rolling and the older generations of Cubans playing dominos at the Jose Marti domino park. Trendy spots to eat, drink, dance, or smoke. Also don't buy any souvenirs here they're way too expensive. Just a few blocks down visit the store "Navarro" where you'll find all sorts of authentic cuban souvenirs like tasitas de café & that scarface looking hat.
Traveler advice
What to pack
It's Oh so Sunny in Miami!
There's plenty of sun in Miami. It's important to protect yourself from harmful UV rays. Pack your sunglasses, hats & caps, & Sunscreen (Minimum SPF 30) Sandals are a staple here in Miami. Fashionable sneakers & heels are also a must if you plan on having a night out in Miami's limelight scene. Dress to impress at Miami's hottest restaurants, bars, & night clubs. Dress in casual attire for everything else! Don't forget your beach towels if you plan on visiting any of our famous beaches. Towels are available with chair rentals at certain parts of the beach.