Los Pinarenos, Fruteria

Fruit and vegetable store · Little Havana

Los Pinarenos, Fruteria

Fruit and vegetable store · Little Havana

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1334 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135

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Los Pinarenos delivers fresh tropical fruits and custom Latin-inspired smoothies in a lively, authentic Little Havana open-air market vibe.  

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The 18 Restaurants Worth Seeking Out in Little Havana

"Once inside Los Pinarenos Fruteria, visitors will feel transported to an island oasis. Rows of fruit and art line the semi-outdoor market’s space as the sound of blenders make smoothies. Stock up on mangoes, watermelons, coconuts, and exotic tropical fruits. Locals know every visit deserves an order of guarapo (sugar cane juice) made to order." - Amber Love Bond

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On the Grid : Los Pinareños Fruteria

"An eclectic, open-air fruit stand filled with classic Miami staples like mangos, mameys, guanabanas, and coconuts. The occasional street roosters will welcome you as you order a fresh "Batido" smoothie. Here you can mix and match an array of fruits and veggies or just tell one of the brothers who run the spot what you're in the mood for and they'll whip up a custom batch just for you. From the bar, a star beverage is the "Green Juice", which is made with real sugarcane. The cash only destination also has great food to enjoy, including the tamale, a mini Cuban Sandwich and the homemade tuna. Top off your meal with a Café Cubano made by the lady of the house for an authentic, grandma flare. The excitement continues out back where you'll find fruit trees growing, flocks of chickens, and even the store's mascot, Tuco The Pig." - Colada Collective

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"Los Pinareños Fruteria, Little Havana by Colada Collective. An eclectic, open-air fruit stand filled with classic Miami staples like mangos, mameys, guanabanas, and coconuts. The occasional street roosters will welcome you as you order a fresh "Batido" smoothie. Here you can mix and match an array of fruits and veggies or just tell one of the brothers who run the spot what you're in the mood for and they'll whip up a custom batch just for you. From the bar, a star beverage is the "Green Juice", which is made with real sugarcane. The cash only destination also has great food to enjoy, including the tamale, a mini Cuban Sandwich and the homemade tuna. Top off your meal with a Café Cubano made by the lady of the house for an authentic, grandma flare. The excitement continues out back where you'll find fruit trees growing, flocks of chickens, and even the store's mascot, Tuco The Pig."

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Los Pinarenos Fruteria Review - Little Havana - Miami - The Infatuation

"Los Pinarenos is a Calle Ocho institution, and a classic Cuban-style fruit stand specializing in Caribbean produce, including many fruits and vegetables grown by the owners. Los Pinarenos is also the place to grab some of the freshest juices in Little Havana (just know that it’s cash only). Despite the fact that every restaurant in Little Havana has one of those giant orange squeezing machines, Los Pinarenos’ freshly squeezed orange juice is the best. However, don’t leave without getting the guarapo. The sugar cane is pressed to order, and if you think sugar cane juice is just sugar water, think again. Los Pinarenos’ guarapo is complex, a bit grassy, and even slightly creamy—it’s sugar in its most natural state." - Carlos C Olaechea

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Rohan Madtha

Google
This fruteria is prominently located on Calle Ocho in the Little Havana neighborhood, meant to be reminiscent of the fruit stands down in Homestead, Florida. Here, you can find tropical fruit treasures: I’m partial to mangoes and tender coconut myself, both of which I indulged in copious amounts. But the highlight of the trip undoubtedly was the sugarcane juice. Abuela has been cranking out high quality SC juice since you were a bebe, and she will oblige if you ask her to skip the ice. So good, I had to have it twice, once on my way in and then again on my way out of Little Havana. Pay this sweet old grandma a visit and chill with a guarapo in the back patio to get away from the summer heat.

Brett Skipper

Google
One of the oldest businesses in Little Havana, Los Pinarenos is a gem. Everything was so fresh! We also had a bonus treat as we were there as part of a walking food tour, fresh sugar cane juice! I spent some time in Africa growing up and the juice brought back happy memories. I would certainly frequent this place if I lived here!

Kristen G

Google
Delish fresh smoothies and juices made to order.

Josh Daniel

Google
Wonderful little fresh fruit and vegetable market! It’s amazing to see old places still survive during these tough times! Fresh coconut water cut right in front of me was simply refreshing and amazing! They have sugar cane juice etc as well! Easy to miss location so it might be easier to park and walk on foot!

Juan Diaz

Google
If you are looking for fresh juice, this is the place authentic gem located in little Havana, closed to Brickell and coral gables. Guillermina is a lovely person who works very hard to keep this place running. Very good vibes. I went for a coconut and I ended trying other juices from the menu, guarapo, etc

Sushmitha Rao

Google
Fresh coconut water. Ask for chilled one. Tastes divine and sweetest. After a crazy stroll under the hot sun of Little Havana, the smile and the chilled tender coconut water is what I needed the most. Loved the island vibe and the colorful place.

Carolyn C

Google
Such a nice guy that helped me and my boyfriend . Coconuts were sweet delicious and ice cold for a really hot day. We also got the non-alcoholic mojito made with real sugar cane that was squeezed right in front of us. We strongly suggest this little gem in the heart of little Havana. I only post reviews if I strongly feel the place deserves it!!!

Emerald Scott

Google
I visited here 2-3 times during my solo trip to Miami last month. It was lovely and I can’t wait to return. I bought a cup of guarapo (sugarcane juice) each visit and it was freshly pressed each time. If you’re looking for fancy, this is not the place. It is a straightforward, family owned, open air fruit market in Little Havana with a range of fruits and vegetables for juices and smoothies. Also, another customer was kind enough to share his Cuban coffee with me, and I would recommend that as well. Better than Starbucks! I promise.
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Luke L.

Yelp
*** CASH ONLY *** I first learned about this open-air fruit stand during my Little Havana Food & Cultural Tour. After the tour ended, I just had to get back here again before leaving Little Havana. This mom-and-pop shop has been family-run since 1963 and all fruits are always fresh & nothing frozen. [Parking]: There's a free outdoor parking lot (via PayByPhone app location 45350) behind Maximo Gomez Domino Park (901 SW 15th Ave, Miami, FL 33135) until 6 PM just two blocks away. [Menu]: The stand serves fresh "Batido" smoothie from mangos, mameys, guanabanas, or coconuts. Here customers have an option to pick their own fruits at the stand, mix and match an array of fruits and veggies, and ask the staff to serve a custom batch from the bar. The star beverage is the "Green Juice" which is made with real sugarcane, apio (celery), perejil (parsley), and ginger. Juices are typically pressed by an abuela who has been doing this for 30+ years. The bar also serves Cuban coffee too. Other juices include "Etiophia" Juice (sugar cane, avocado, guava), Argentino Juice (mango, pina aka pineapple, aguacate aka avocado, menta aka mint), abuelo (sugar cane, pineapple, and lemon), "Coronaviros" (sugar cane, lemon, ginger, and honey), etc. *** Mango juice ($5): It was the best mango juice I have ever had in my entire life and most likely the best juice I will ever have. *** I am so sad that I won't be having this good of mango juice when I get back to Los Angeles. Absolutely a must-visit stop in Miami!
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Katherine L.

Yelp
Cute little family store on the end of a busy street. They have a bunch of fruit options. I had the Guava juice and while it definitely tasted fresh, it was a bit watered down to my taste and had a little too much sugar. Perhaps I should ask for no sugar to be added next time. Parking is a bit difficult but there are lots behind the street this place is on!
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Ben H.

Yelp
It's a seemingly authentic fruit store and we came here specifically to grab some juices/smoothies. It has quite an eccentrically decorated interior but that only made it feel more cuban I suppose. Juices were all made but sometimes sloppily as there was way too much in my cup and it was forcibly shut and spilled over on all sides. This shop adds more to the immersion of little Havana so I would highly recommend a stop here. Very helpful if you also know Spanish lolol
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Allie H.

Yelp
This place is family run and you can tell. This was some of the most fresh and refreshing juice I've ever tasted...and we also got to watch them make it! It's a juice that's very sweet since it is made from the juice of a sugarcane. They also have many more juices and drinks to try. Tip: this is cash only
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Elena K.

Yelp
Rustic and locally managed fruit stand in the heart of Calle Ocho. They don't necessarily have tons of variety but they have what's in season and it's fresh! When we went, the place was filled with mangos, which makes sense since it's mango season. We had some delicious freshly made mango smoothies and enjoyed them in the patio area in the back.
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Ahmard R.

Yelp
Great place. I lot of history told by just looking at the decor. The drinks were very very good and freshly made right in front of you. Service was right on point.
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Hank R.

Yelp
11.21.22 This is a family run place. Oscar and his brother Angel run the place and their mother who still works here also. She's so sweet. She makes an awesome Cuban coffee. She is slow but she is precise and that Cuban coffee is delicious. Nice and strong. Not bitter at all. Very smooth. They have a large variety of fresh fruit that they sell. A lot of it is hanging and some of it in baskets also. There are a ton of knick knacks spread through their open air store right on Calle Ocho in the heart of Little Havana. Great Great place. Outstanding hospitality. One time Angel gave me the heads up of a great place to eat on the Miami River that has delicious fish sandwiches. He was spot on. They also sell a bunch of different fresh pressed fruits for the freshest smoothies you've ever had in your life. Sofaa king good. I can taste the freshness before even receiving the drink it smells so good. Their prices are very reasonable. Great hospitality. Great customer service. Parking is usually easy on the street with meters. No private parking lot. I've been here so many times over the last several years I can't even recall how many it has been. Looking forward to many more visits at this great local small business. Support your local small owned businesses.
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Sarah C.

Yelp
A local neighborhood fruit store that makes amazing smoothies! There really isn't a menu??? We just told the guy that we wanted a smoothie and he asked us to trust him. I think he made a watermelon guava smoothie and it was the best thing we've ever had lolol. Also got a soursop since you they're so hard to find in NYC, it was so good but also way too much lol. Couldn't finish it and I felt so bad throwing it out but the sweetness and texture was getting to me lol. But definitely recommend. They're all so sweet here! Brought some guavas back to NYC because you also can't get this sweetness up here!
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Kayla N.

Yelp
On a recent trip to Florida, my friend and I decided to take a day and spend it in Little Havana. We stopped by this fruit shop/ stand and looked at all of the exotic fruits we hadn't seen before. The gentleman working there was so kind and took his time explaining what many of the items were and why they're special to the cuban culture. I was thrilled to be able to try fruits I hadn't heard of before like a Mamey, Guanana, and a Quenepa. All three were delicious! We purchased these fruits as well as a Guava to take home and the freshness is just something you don't find at the grocery store. Definitely a worthwhile stop when in Little Havana!
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Corey Q.

Yelp
This was like walking into a family home! Angel and his mother are amazing and my wife and I really appreciated their hospitality and conversation. Made everyone feel just like they were at home. Best Cuban coffee in the entire world at this place! Next time we are in Miami we will be back here for sure
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Monica L.

Yelp
While walking through little Havana in the Miami heat we decided to make a stop for some fresh and cold coconut water. The owner told us to sit outside while he prepped our coconuts. It was nice to sit outside and enjoy the other side of little Havana with the chickens, roosters, old patio furniture, and the Miami people that have lived there for years before it became gentrified.
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Vera L.

Yelp
You cannot not come here, meaning, you should definitely come here. It is out in Little Havana which does mean a 20min uber ride or so from downtown Miami, but this area is just worth coming to. I love fresh fruit and fresh fruit juices. This place has it. You can buy your fruit and they will cut it up for you. Being that it hit almost 90deg that day, I was working so hard to prevent heat exhaustion and dehydration. Everything was a coconut water. Of course I would definitely get a coconut from here! PROS: - quick (the owner literally just hacked it open right in front of me) - refreshing - fresh (it's the legit young coconut) CONS: - unfortunately it was mostly on the older end and we couldn't scoop out the meat. Young coconut meat is almost clear and SUPER tender. Amazing flavor and just super cooling. Having been born in SE Asia, it was so nice to see the fruits that I find so hard to get in Georgia (surprisingly they have it in NYC though which is almost as landlocked but probably the most international city in the USA if not the world). Would I make a trip out here again? Probably - if I craved my fruits enough then yes, I would. Also Little Havana is just such a nice place to chill out at, quick break from the Miami beach vibe :)
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Rena L.

Yelp
I was pretty disappointed in my visit here. I came for a refreshing drink and he was out of sugarcane to make the drinks I wanted. He offered a coconut or mango juice. Maybe I should of tried the mango juice because my coconut was warm. Who wants a warm coconut on a 90 degree summer day? The guy that helped me didn't really seem interested in helping me, more like I was a burden. They had fun music playing, but the vibe still wasn't there due to the dudes personality being so blah. There were flies all over the old moldy fruit, and it just seemed unsanitary there.
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Tyann A.

Yelp
Everytime I come to Miami I stop here. I always have the best experiences! The brothers who own the place are so nice. This is one of my favorite fresh juice spots in Miami!
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Jason T.

Yelp
We tried a variety of different drinks here. And chilled out and relax in the back. This is a must stop location when in little Havana. The owners mother made us up a wonderful drink, I can't member the name of it but you have to try one. Thank me Later
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Sajani J.

Yelp
Great place in little Havana to have fresh fruit. It's about $4 for a fresh coconut that they chop cut in front of you. The particular one I had didn't have that much "meat" in it, but it was somewhat sweet. They also have a ice cold sugar cane for $4. The can also make juice with any of the variety of fruit that they have in stock. The hours on google are wrong, so just call ahead to make sure they are open. I believe it was 7am-4pm. It's also street parking only.
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Celeste L.

Yelp
I had the avocado milkshake and was amazing! If you love avocado and dairy get this smooth avocado milkshake and you will not be disappointed! Unique display of with fruits still in their boxes and framed with tropical decorations. The store is a bit eclectic; the store also sells fresh flowers, orchids, jewelry, and crafts. You'll see two chicken hanging in the back of the store and will be greeted with random signs written in English and Spanish and figurines. Cool tables, one of them was made of an old clock. I also tried a little bit of the Cuban coffee, which tasted like espresso. I'm not much of a black coffee drinker, but it was presented in a cute little espresso cup. I didn't get to try / but their fresh Avocados, but they are big and at a good price! I would come back and try their other fruit drinks!
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Taylor J.

Yelp
We stopped by this cute little fruit shop looking for sugar cane. Unfortunately it was not in season. However, the owner was very nice to us , welcoming. The shop is located on calle ocho in Little Havana. When we came in he asked me if I had time to read and show me an excerpt out of a book about the store. Apparently the store's been owned by his family for many years and they were asleep with the community in Little Havana was initially created. They had a wide variety of other fruits including mangoes, watermelons, papaya, fresh coconut and many others. We almost bought mangoes but we're going to be walking around the rest of the day and didn't want to ruin them in our bags. They did look very fresh. I would recommend this place if you're in the area and looking for seasonal fruit. They did have a small area where it looked as though they served refreshments. We didn't notice this until we were leaving and did not end up buying anything.
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Rachel D.

Yelp
Came here to try the batido de mamey (saw it in a YouTube video!), and it was tasty! This is a quaint little shop with so many fruits, everything looks really tasty! I don't really know what a mamey fruit is, but our drink was lightly sweet, thick, but still light! It was perfect for a hot day. Definitely worth visiting this spot!
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Helen C.

Yelp
Craving for Sugarcane juice and found this place on Yelp. What a Gem in Little Havana! Mama and son Pete run this place like a well-oiled machine. Be patient when you wait in line at the juice stand because it's never lack of customers. It's been around for a long time and Pete loves to tell you the history and show you books written about the Fruit Stand. They also sell fresh coconuts and all kinds of tropical fruits. Cash only. $4 for a fresh pressed Sugarcane Juice that tastes heavenly! There are tour groups that come through here too. It's a great experience just watching the lively activities in this place and see Pete interacting with customers.
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Helen L.

Yelp
Question: are the juices fresh? Answer: Haven't made yet. Thinking: what do you mean? He takes a coconut and starts chopping the top. Puts a straw in the hole. Viola, he just prep the coconut juice, $3.00, but you don't get to eat the flesh (such a waste). We are driving around and look up to the top of what we thought were palm trees. We saw the exact coconuts hanging on top! Saw this old man pushing a cart of coconuts towards this fruiteria! Is there some connection?
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Ciara M.

Yelp
One of the people working at La Colada told me that he didn't know any other place in the area that could potentially serve guava juice and yet this place is not too far from it and is also a destination on some tours! ON THE BRIGHT SIDE, my better half found this amazing place on Yelp and I will definitely be coming back to this the next time I am in Miami! I entered the store all hopeless and ready to settle for a different drink (I love a fresh mango juice too!) and was so glad when I saw the menu and they have GUAVA JUICE! I was sooo happy! The lady whose name is Guillermina took our order and she was so nice. She busted out some fresh guavas from her stash and juiced it. It was so amazing! Of course, the taste was amazing and one of the main reasons why I wanted to come back to Little Havana. With their options (mamey, papaya, etc), this has to be the best place to get fresh juice. My better half ordered sugar cane juice and it tasted amazing! I personally preferred it with more ice but it was still good. He also ordered coconut and it was also delicious. The coconut water inside has a good amount. I look forward to coming back!
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Jordan N.

Yelp
Cute little fruteria in Little Havana's Calle Ocho that sells some fairly priced fruits and vegetables. This little store reminds me of a tiny farmers market since this is an open air store. They also sell some other stuff. However, I like to come to this place to get fruit smoothies, fresh cane juice, or fresh coconut juice. I also like trying the batido de nispero. One time I came here to order that, the owner was nice enough to let me know that their sapodillas (nisperos) were not ripe enough yet. The season for nispero is from May to September. Recommended.
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Marqus R.

Yelp
When stopping by Los Pinarenos Futeria it's difficult not to imagine yourself being at a small Cuban country market. Just stroll up, grab a seat at the sidewalk counter and you can enjoy some of the best Cuban coffee, a nice "baditos" (read juice shake similar to a smoothie), fresh coconut water or any of a host of other refreshments as well as chat with the friendly local patrons and wait staff. The market also offers a good variety of fruits, flowers, honey and other goods. Also if you like, there is a pleasant patio like area in back of the store which you may access by merely walking through the store from its front entrance.
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Lonnie B.

Yelp
If your in Cuban Havana in Miami you should go to this beautiful place. They sell the most amazing Cuban coffe it's so strong and delicious. There is also a woman which cuts a coconut in front of ur face and makes it for you soo delicious and refreshing especially in Miami heat. The place is very cute has tables and you feel like your not even in Miami but Cuba. I always get Cuban coffe when I get there. Staff are friendly and I d recommend to get Cuban coffe with no sugar if your a fan of strong coffe this is it, it's the best.
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Lisa M.

Yelp
#1 Miami MOM & Pop Shop! Open daily! Mrs. Guillermina is a Little Havana icon. The REAL DEAL for 50+ years!

Joe D.

Yelp
Wonderful mamey shakes and coconut water. Funny service. Watch them use a machete to cut open the coconut
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Dimitry S.

Yelp
This place is always on my list when visiting Miami. Can't just walk by w/o grabbing a mammy milk shack. They are delicious & refreshing. Also a buck gets you a cup of coffee Starbucks will never figure out. Though it's small it packs a punch & will put pep in your step. Don't forget to grab fresh fruits to take home for later. What a fun spot to hang at.
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Kristina S.

Yelp
Amazing shop that has been in Little Havana for over 100yrs - come here every time I'm in Miami for a delicious fresh fruit smoothie. Owners are incredibly kind, feel like you're stepping back in time.
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Kristina N.

Yelp
The sugarcane juice here is to die for! I looovveee fresh sugarcane juice, so you cha imagine how happy I was to find this! This is a cute little mom and pop shop, and the original owner is still there making all kinds of juice! I finished my drink while relaxing there that I got a second one with guava juice mixed in it sooo good! My boyfriend got the sugarcane juice blended with avocado!
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Alexander B.

Yelp
As i was doing some research for a milkshake on this hot Miami day, i stumbled upon this place. I saw avocado milkshake and got into my car to give this a try. I was not disappointed! It was what i expected on #nationalavocadoday! This little hole in the wall is a perfect spot to get a refreshing shake/juice on a hot day. Cash only!
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Nisa S.

Yelp
Such delicious fresh juice and smoothie. Unique fruits selection..abualita Guillermina is so friendly warm and welcoming.
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Ishtiaque H.

Yelp
As good as the fruit here is, the service is equally terrible if not worse. The guy who served us was a complete asshole, ridiculed me after I got my order, and then accused me of not paying even though we paid as a group of 4 people. He refused to serve me fruit that he had in stock and gave me a piece of that fruit's skin to taste. Thanks a lot. Will be sure never to come back. And it's not some kind of language issue, the guy spoke and understood English perfectly. Asshole.
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Max K.

Yelp
Great place to walk along Calle Ocho and grab fresh fruit drinks. The sugar cane and coconut juices are excellent!

La F.

Yelp
Good guarapo juice and nice tropical aesthetic but they should work a lil more on their cleanliness
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Christine C.

Yelp
This humble family-owned fruit market is a GEM located on Calle Ocho in Little Havana. Upon walking in, I was greeted with a big smile from the owner and instantly noticed the beautiful display of tropical fruits and vegetables everywhere. What was interesting about this place is that they have their own sugarcane machine that presses raw sugarcane flat (similar to a pasta machine) to extract the sugarcane juice. It's really delicious by itself or when added to other mixed fruit juices. I ordered the papaya juice (so yummy) and returned 15 mins later for a second! Drinks vary between $3-$5 and is cash only.
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Monica S.

Yelp
Love this little gem in little Havana. I had freshly squeezed sugar cane juice and avocado milkshake. Both of them tasted amazing. Highly recommended!!!

Nina X.

Yelp
I went to check this place because of the fresh fruits and juice but the fruits where either black and/or you can see mold growing on it. I went to order a drink but the owner was so rude. He took forever to come over to take my order. When I was ordering a mamey milkshake the owner was complaining about his back neck pain to explain why his mind wasn't working well. I then change my mind from a milkshake to fresh fruit, he didn't add milk to the fruit yet. When I changed my mind he complained about how I changed my mind and says what's wrong with women they can't major up their mind. POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!! NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY!
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Stephen W.

Yelp
This place rocks! Located in Little Havana, it is a fresh fruit stand plus other stuff. We bought an enormous avocado, 3-4 times bigger than the Hass that we get in Dallas. Can't wait to make some guac with it! The selection is not enormous but has all of your basics for Latin cooking, and everything is of high quality. It is definitely worth checking out.

Hiral P.

Yelp
If I could leave a 0 star rating, I would. I don't know how this place has such a high rating. The man at the hui d stand was horrible. He kept going in circles while getting the order, which was 30 mins later even though he saw us when we arrived. When making the juice, he licked his fingers and brushed them over all of our juice glasses. Which is terrible in general but especially worse during Covid. I definitely wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.
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Greg K.

Yelp
Just by accident I decided to stop here, because one coffee cubano isn't enough, and I downed my first within a block of picking it up; and I noticed the sign advertising fresh tamales, so I figured "hey, what the heck". From there, I had a wonderful, rambling chat with Peter, the current owner, who showed me a tour guide from the '40's that highlighted their stand, then managed by his dad (who was hanging out in the back with some compadres). We talked about the three families who owned the stand from beginning to today, a bit about some of the guys in the back who participated in the Bay of Pigs, and probably a bit about the ability to bootstrap yourself up in America. Peter did most of the talking and I was listening avidly. The tamales were great, the salsa fresca even more so. The cafe cubano was as good as you'd expect. Peter comped me a fresh juice- you really should check out their juice offerings. Make sure you walk around the corner and enjoy the park and the beautiful neighborhood. If you're lucky you're hear roosters crowing :-)
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Carlos W.

Yelp
Great place to come to, you might think your in a different country when you visit. I usually make my way to get some sugar cane juice. That is a must get! Cafe Cubano is also a must get. The prices are definitely the cheapest u will find in Little Havana and not over priced like the majority of Little Havana. It is still family owned and the vibe there is cool. Definitely a must to pull up and check out!
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Luan N.

Yelp
S.O.A.P. note is progress note written by physician. S=subjective O=Objective A/P= Assessment and Plan. Thought would try this format. S: If you want to experience a bit of country-living in Miami, this is the place to go. I'm not talking leather boots with spurs, jeans, and oversized buckle country. I'm talkin in the middle of no where cuban country. Los pinarenos brings about a certain calm and tranquility with it's open air market and freely boppin' roosters. The owner's son was friendly and told us about how they use young coconut and juice and meat is sweeter, indeed it was. A lot of times, by the time we get coconuts shipped in our grocers, it's too mature. After sipping the sweet juice through a straw, he hacks away the hard shell to expose the white fleshy innocent meat of the coconut. He prepares a make shift utensil with the husk to scoop. O: Pulse 45 Respiration 12 Neuro: muscle tone relaxed including sphincter tone. A/P: Featured on food network and travel channel. Worthwhile stop to grab coconut juice not in a box or a batido (milkshake).
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Jessica G.

Yelp
Best Natural Juices. The cane juice is delicious. Abuelo Juice, Pinar Del Rio, Ethiophia Juice all good.

Zahara M.

Yelp
This place provides amazing service and whole coconut drinks all with a friendly smile. The heart of Havana is located here, look no more. - coconut girls
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Sunny C.

Yelp
Found this place on Yelp and came here during my vacation in Miami! The owners here are so kind and helpful and will assist you in finding any fruit you need. They have all the special or more unique fruits that you can't really find on the west coast like plantains, etc. I came here particularly for some fresh coconut juice. The owner was very nice and helped me pick out a coconut and even explained to me how to choose a coconut that is ready/ripe for drinking. It was only $4 (CASH ONLY), which I thought was relatively decent for fresh fruit juice. The coconut was very sweet and tasted extremely fresh. Minus one star just for the cleanliness/sanitation. The place tends to have a lot of bugs and doesn't look like the cleanest fruit shop. Other than that, I would recommend this place!
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Krista L.

Yelp
The owners, Pete and his mama, were super sweet. Pete obviously loves his business and he's more than happy to tell you about the shop, their history, and answer any questions you have about the fruits. His mom is the quiet cook and makes delicious fresh fruit shakes. I must say the biggest disappointment was being unable to find the "Vietnamese pot-bellied pig" in the back, although it was still an eclectic rooster hang out and worth the quick looksey. If you're in Little Havana, you should definitely stop in to say hello and grab a smoothie.
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Sergio M.

Yelp
Watermelon juice, sip it out on one of their bar chairs. Do not pass go; do not collect $200 dollars. Take in the neighborhood scenery. Simply divine!
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Jeremy T.

Yelp
Cute little mom and pop fruit market along Calle Ocho. This is a must stop if you like fresh fruits, juices or smoothies. Decent homemade tamales with homemade salsa. Also ordered a coco frio that we picked out. Good for a lazy day if you're not in a hurry. Their longan fruit are cheaper than El Palacios de Jugos.