La Esquina Tropical

Cuban restaurant · East Little Havana

La Esquina Tropical

Cuban restaurant · East Little Havana

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1060 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33130

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A cozy spot in a corner mini-market serving classic Cuban sandwiches, strong coffee, and authentic Latin street eats on Calle Ocho.  

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1060 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33130 Get directions

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1060 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33130 Get directions

+1 305 858 2845

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ALITTA MENDFRUT

Google
This little gem is inside a convenient place in Calle 8, is currently visited by locals, they sell beverages and delicious food, however their Pan con Beefsteak is the best in Miami. The place is not well maintained, there is a big can of trash next to the table for eating, every time they have a mess in the coffee station, the freezer need a little bit more love too. Temperature is not an issue here,they leave the veggies out and the food management doesn't matter here jajajaja. Mejor dicho necesitan remodelar el lugar, pero creo que perdera su sabor. This place needs a remodeling project. Staff is great but only 1 person is not enough.

P G

Google
Absolutely delicious cuban coffee. Went there After being recommended by the cigar place across the street, got my first ever cuban coffee and felt in love. Drove there with my wife the next day all the way from my hotel just to have it again. Looking forward to come back. Great prices too.

julio castillo

Google
Just your local store good coffee pretty good foor. Service could be better not friendly at times.

Charles Patton

Google
Look. I’m from out of town. But I know a good bacon, egg, and cheese. What I was given in an unassuming paper bag was one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had. The cortadito is equally delicious punching well above its weight in a town with an abundance of coffee.

Donna Kim

Google
Delicious Cuban street food! Meat pies tasted good.

Jessica Suarez

Google
I love this store! They always have everything I need and they also have a small area where you can buy sandwiches and coffee. From meat to beer to hurricane supplies and paper goods this store has it all. Small and convenient. Everyone that works there is very nice and helpful and the prices are good. They have really helped me through this Coronavirus pandemic and are very clean and sanitized. Couldn't ask for a better experience.

Ali Puthukkidi

Google
The best empanadas de carne in calle ocho! Best mango shake (batido de mango) in town too. This place is so unassuming and deserves a lot more attention.

Hanio Zuniga

Google
The cafeteria is part of a corner mini market. The ladies are always so nice, loving, caring, and attentive. The food is pretty good. Pan con bistec is 👌
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Apple S.

Yelp
The little place was closed but the mini market wasn't at that some very typical raggedy ass place that you could only find around here. I was looking for a soda but they don't sell any diet and all their stuff is spread in fridges all over the store. Interesting place very Cuban.
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Josh A.

Yelp
Thought for sure I had reviewed this place years ago, but I guess not. I literally searched the streets of Calle Ocho for days, via Google Earth, to find this place. That's how much I loved it. I couldn't remember the name of it, but I remember the brightly colored exterior on the corner. Extremely stoked that I found it! The colada here was one of the best I had, while in Miami. I think Anthony Bourdain visited here, which is what prompted me to go. Walked inside and up to the counter, ordered a colada in my broken Spanish, which they appreciated. I think it was like $1 or so, not too expensive. By reading the article in the Miami New Times, they have decent food too. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking for a place that won't be crawling with tourist. Just be ready to bust out your Spanish when you order.