“When you come to Miami, if don’t have a guava pastelito, a cigar and a mojito in Little Havana then you haven’t visited Miami.” “If you want to know the real Miami, you must go to Little Havana,” says Julio Cabrera, the classically-trained cantinero, or bartender, who co-founded Café La Trova, a retro Cuban hot spot in the heart of Little Havana. Miami neighborhoods are as different as the multicultural people who live in this subtropical metropolis, where waves of immigration and history leave their watermark street to street.įrom South Beach, Wynwood and Coconut Grove to Little Haiti, Overtown and the Design District, Miami is an ethnic archipelago, with each island-like neighborhood possessing its own personality and pleasures.īut if you want to experience the Magic City’s syncopated heart then follow the aroma of fresh-brewed café Cubano and the rhythms of pachanga to Little Havana.
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