Little Havana Restaurant

Cuban restaurant · Biscayne South

Little Havana Restaurant

Cuban restaurant · Biscayne South

12727 Biscayne Blvd, North Miami, FL 33181

Highlights

Family-friendly choice for homestyle Cuban fare such as ropa vieja plus daily specials.

12727 Biscayne Blvd, North Miami, FL 33181 Get directions

littlehavanarestaurant.com

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"Are your cousins your best friends? Is your aunt insisting that she also come along? Can you start a rugby team—a very loud rugby team—with your dad’s side of the family? Well, Little Havana is big enough to fit them all while drowning out all the noise (and your aunt’s offensive perfume). The big wooden tables can be combined to form banquet-style tables long enough to fill a viking mess hall—one that serves some of the best Cuban food in Miami. If both families are meeting for the first time, you can seat each one on either side of the table and get a glimpse at what your wedding ceremony will look like. Just try to sit gramps near the middle so he can be close to the vaca frita and hear everyone better. " - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer

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@infatuation

"Don’t let the name fool you—this Cuban restaurant is actually in North Miami, not Little Havana. If you have a big family, bring them here. It has multiple dining rooms and the kind of heavy wooden chairs you might find in a Viking mess hall. The menu is big and filled with classic Cuban dishes. But the vaca frita is not a boring choice here. The juicy meat comes in a little metal plate that collects all the mojo at the bottom and is topped with wide, translucent onion strips. The arroz con frijoles is our favorite in town, and the pork chunks are garlicky and tender. Little Havana is here to prove that North Miami has great Cuban food too, and you can find it (ironically) in a place called Little Havana. " - virginia otazo

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@infatuation

"Don’t let the name fool you—this Cuban restaurant is actually in North Miami, not Little Havana. If you have a big family, bring them here. It has multiple dining rooms, and the kind of heavy wooden chairs you might find in a Viking mess hall. The menu is big and filled with classic Cuban dishes. But the vaca frita is not a boring choice. The juicy meat comes in a little metal plate that collects all the mojo at the bottom and is topped with wide, translucent onion strips. The arroz con frijoles is our favorite in town, and the pork chunks are garlicky and tender. Little Havana is here to prove that North Miami has great Cuban food too, and you can find it (ironically) in a place called Little Havana. " - Virginia Otazo

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Charles David

Google

This restaurant is a good place to go get authentic Cuban food with family or friends. You can get a good variety in the menu. The food is good, the service is good, the atmosphere of this location good as well. Indoors dining area and a Safari Room with a taxidermy collection. They have variety of Cuban drinks as well as Platters to share and lunch specials. It also has some cool Cuban decor and old school paintings of la Havana.

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Google

We found this place on google when we were looking for authentic Cuban food, we sure glad we did! The menu is great with many choices in all traditional flavors. Of course we have to try the Fried Snapper that was mouthwatering! The Tamarindo chicken was great as well. But there no words that could explain how delicious their Flan was, it’s something that you won’t experience anywhere else. Definitely worth the visit and will come back again when we come back to Florida.

Grace Casambros

Google

First time trying Cuban food. We ordered the Five meat platter, which was good. Nice atmosphere with a view of ducks walking by. The only down side was the staff. Our waiter was the only one that spoke and understood English. We took a breather trying to finish the food and the other waitstaff was trying to take away our plates. Other than that, it was a good experience.

Richard Porterfield

Google

We went here many times years ago. Just return after 10 years since our last visit and was pleasantly surprised to see that nothing had changed. Great Cuban food at reasonable prices and served by a most professional staff. Seriously, the wait staff is as good as in any high-end fine dining restaurant. The place can be both casual and formal at the same time, i guess this would be called casual elegance?. We have never had a bad dish there. Their pork in tamarind sauce and the whole fried snapper are two of our favorites. We go whenever we are in the area, but that is not often enough.

Christine Cusi-Cueco

Google

Food was better than the previous time I was here. We loved the bread and the crunchy mariquitas. We ordered two whole snappers for a group of 4 people and we still had some leftovers. We all enjoyed it with the rice and beans.

Anupa Shrestha

Google

We ordered dinner for two, which was absolutely worth it—every bite was mouthwatering. Later, we decided to try the crème brûlée for dessert, but unfortunately, it was overburnt and didn’t quite compare to what we’ve had in Manhattan. Despite that, our overall experience was excellent!

St Z

Google

Good drinks , food ok, some of the hot food came out room temperature. It's not as good as expected.

Edgar Montano

Google

Little Havana restaurant is a true gem for authentic Cuban cuisine! I enjoyed their delicious ropa vieja with congris, tostones, and maduros—each bite was flavorful and perfectly balanced. The crispy yuca frita was a standout, and the tres leches dessert was an amazing sweet ending to my meal. With its vibrant atmosphere and mouthwatering dishes, Little Havana is a must-visit for anyone craving a taste of Cuba! Highly recommended!