How long do the Food Tours in Miami tours last?

Both the South Beach and Little Havana tours last about 3 hours. They can run longer on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays, or when the group walks slowly.

How much food is served on a Food Tours in Miami tour?

Guests get a full-size lunch or dinner spread across 5 local tasting stops, so no extra meal is needed afterward.

Is Food Tours in Miami wheelchair and stroller accessible?

Yes. The tours can accommodate wheelchairs and baby strollers, and the local trolley used on the South Beach tour is wheelchair accessible too.

Can Food Tours in Miami handle dietary restrictions?

Vegetarian and dairy-free diets can be accommodated on the Little Havana tour. Celiac disease and gluten-free menus cannot be accommodated, so mention any restriction when booking.

Does Food Tours in Miami run in the rain?

Tours run rain or shine and are almost never cancelled for weather unless conditions are dangerous. Bring an umbrella if rain is forecast.

Where do I park for a Food Tours in Miami tour?

Arrive early to find parking. For Little Havana street parking, use the PayByPhone app with zone code 40101, which allows up to 3 hours. For South Beach, use the ParkMobile app.

Can I book a private tour with Food Tours in Miami?

Yes. Private tours are available for families, friends, bachelorette parties, team building and corporate groups, and can be customized. Private tours can be arranged in English, Spanish or Russian.

Do tour guides at Food Tours in Miami accept tips?

Yes. Guides appreciate gratuities, and the common rate in Miami is 15 to 20 percent of the ticket price.

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suite 700, 1680 Michigan Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

OpenUntil 11:00 PMPaid Admission$$$$

Family-owned walking food tours of Little Havana and South Beach, led by lifelong Miamians who pair tastings with local history

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About Food Tours in Miami

Food Tours in Miami is a local, family-owned walking tour company based at 1680 Michigan Avenue in Miami Beach. It runs two guided food tours: a Little Havana tour along Calle Ocho and a South Beach tour through Lincoln Road, Espanola Way and Ocean Drive.

Each tour lasts about three hours and is divided into five tasting stops that add up to a full lunch or dinner. On the Little Havana route, guests have sampled Cuban sandwiches, beef empanadas, ham croquettes, Cuban espresso, guava pastries and fresh churros, while hearing how Cuban exiles shaped the neighborhood.

The South Beach route mixes food with Art Deco architecture and city history. Guides are lifelong locals who tell non-scripted stories, and guests often mention how many shopkeepers and neighbors greet them by name.

Private and corporate tours can be customized, and public tours run in English. Tickets start around $70 per adult on third-party listings, and the company says booking direct gives the best price.

The Little Havana walk covers less than a mile and the company recommends it for seniors.

Highlights

Group Celebrations

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History Buff

Guided Tours

Group Tours Available

Private Tours

Multilingual Staff

Admission & Visit Info

Admission

Paid Admission

Price

From about $70 per adult; kids discounts available

Duration

3 hours

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Value for Money

9.0

Facilities

7.0

Crowd Management

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8.0

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OpenUntil 11:00 PM

Mon7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Tue7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Wed7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Thu7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Fri7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Sat7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Sun7:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise the guides' warmth, humor and deep neighborhood knowledge, along with generous portions across the tasting stops. Many describe the tour as a highlight of their trip that blends Cuban culture, history and food. A few tips: bring an appetite and leave your schedule open, since tours can run a little long.

Knowledgeable GuidesFood Quality and PortionsCuban Culture and History

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Walking Tours

access

Guided ToursGroup Tours AvailablePrivate ToursMultilingual StaffAdvance Booking Required

accessibility

Wheelchair AccessibleAccessible RestroomsStroller-Friendly

environment

Outdoor

family

Educational ProgramsKid-Friendly

parking

Paid ParkingStreet Parking

policies

Photography Allowed

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Location Miami Beach

suite 700, 1680 Michigan Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

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www.foodtoursinmiami.com

+1 (305) 537-8531

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What People Love

Knowledgeable Guides: Guests describe the guides as friendly, funny and full of history, with a personal rapport with shopkeepers and neighbors along the route.

Food Quality and Portions: Guests mention Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, croquettes, Cuban coffee and fresh churros, and say they leave full.

Cuban Culture and History: Guests say they learned about Cuban history and Little Havana's community through the stops, art and stories.

Small-Group Experience: Guests enjoy the relaxed pace and the personal feel, including private tours for families and couples.

Know Before You Go

Come hungry: the tour serves a full meal across 5 tasting stops.
Allow about 3 hours, and a bit more on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays.
Arrive early if driving, since parking can take time to find.
Tell your guide ahead of time about dietary restrictions or any event right after the tour.

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Food Tours in Miami

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suite 700, 1680 Michigan Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

OpenUntil 11:00 PMPaid Admission$$$$

Family-owned walking food tours of Little Havana and South Beach, led by lifelong Miamians who pair tastings with local history

Walking Tours Miami Beach

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About Food Tours in Miami

Private and corporate tours can be customized, and public tours run in English. Tickets start around $70 per adult on third-party listings, and the company says booking direct gives the best price.

The Little Havana walk covers less than a mile and the company recommends it for seniors.