If you in town from another state & wanna purchase authentic Cuban American gear (cigars, Gamboa, fedora hats, shirt, shoes) Calle Ocho walk of fame is the destination. Hand made & expect to be serviced properly & patiently. Learn a littl Spanish.

Its a Miami MUST! You have to visit both day and night, daytime you can find mostly elder people to play domino and chess and authentic souvenirs to buy, nighttime latin music comes out of the restaurants, and a lots of people strolling on the street. Beautiful old-timer theater, a Cuban walk of fame, authentic ice cream shop and an American glassed barbershop with the downtown skyscrapers in the background. It was an unbelievable experience to us!

Nice street to walk around and spent time here.

Located in Little Havana, Miami a must visit fir any visitor. Lots of food and shopping with architecture that will transport you to the island. Everyone is friendly and the prices are quite friendly. Plenty of parking is available even street parking that I was able to get. The parking on the street requires you to download a phone app to pay but the app works great. An added bonus is the app alerts you when you spot is about to expire and you can add more time. There is a visitors center where they sell both walking tours and double decker bus tours with the open top deck. A great time to be had for adults of all ages.

Not so much the walk of Fame as just how special and alive this section of Calle Ocho is!! LOVED my tour with Miami Culinary Tours as well! JJ was a wonderful tour guide who grew up in the area and really knows the ins and outs.

Great place to know about cuban culture. You can enjoy domino games, chess and more. They stamped famous people names in the sidewalk. We can see Celia Cruz star and other famous latin singers.

Sad it was closed but happy I saw it with my own two eyes

Love calle ocho nice people nice music...great place to get a good cigar dance and eat..

I wish I was able to come before Covid hit, but still appreciated all the history of Calle Ocho and the local Cuban community. You must grab a cafecito here.

Visiting Calle Ocho Walk of Fame in Little Havana is like strolling in an open air museum. Everywhere smiling faces, everywhere helpful people ready to answer questions of a curious tourist and, of course, everywhere beautiful paintings. I loved discovering the traditional way of making Cuban cigar and the flavour of Cuban coffee served in small cups as well as the music. I definitely recommend Little Havana as a must visit in Miami

This was the heart of Little Havana. Did some walking and had some dinner at a local spot. Alot of shops were closed due to Covid......but we enjoyed the ambiance. There is alot of potential here for a late night ...over all good visit.

Music and good atmosphere everywhere.

Calle Ocho was exactly what I expected, a busy street full of life, music, great food and above all culture!! As a Latina I felt so proud and so welcomed, it was like being home...all the street art and monuments in honor gave me a sense of pride and the people are all so nice. My husband and I tour on our own but I did see lots of interesting tours. Either way is definitely a fun place to visit!

Beautiful culture, vibe, & clean enviroment. Must visit when coming to miami.

Nice long strip, filled with the beauty of Latin America. Cuban family owned business up and down the strip. Hand rolled cigars on any side of the street. Good food and a great lively vibe. Recommended for anyone who is interested in the beauty of Cuban latin American culture.

Took an evening trip to Miami and happened upon the Little Havana area.. Loved it. Always enjoy experiencing culture, art, food, people that are a departure from my KS norm. This place had it all. Great stop.

Calle 8 is always quaint. We like several restaurants and places there.

Very good place to see in Miami. A lot of souvenirs, especially, cigars shop. You can also take a cigar tour. Nice place to spand morning, even whole day.

This place was so lively! Lots of food options. Enjoyed the atmosphere at Domino Park. Very cool to watch the elders trash talking while enjoying a friendly game. Check out the Visitors Center and you can try samples of Cuban coffee. Strong but tasty. This area is definitely an experience!

Little Havana. Great place to have Cuban coffee and mojitos.

Wonderful place to visit. Very touristy and many cigar shops. Good restaurants and the best icecream I have had in a long time. Visit the market and traditional dominoes hangout. Parking can be challenging so get there early or park down the street (4 stars).

This is an awesome place to do some shopping and to get some great cigars.The stars are always a good feeling to see the past so preserved. Stop by Little Havana cigar shop and have a cafecito

Such a fun and cool place. Colorful and with a positive vibe. We had a really nice time

Calle 8. What beautiful, colorful, and picturesque place to go to. It is full of life, street art, food venues, restaurants and all you can long from el barrio, la esquina.

Very nice walk. Also we ate at El Siglo Market. If you are looking for an authentic Cuban cuisine this is the place. Delicious, fast, very good prices and excellent customer service.

There are a lot of opportunities for getting yourself Cuban cigars, coffee, and clothes here. I love that there’s a Domino park here too! It has such charm! Also, get ice cream at Azúcar!

Great atmosphere . Just a good relaxing walk with Good food .

I was just excited to be on Calle Ocho! Theres a lot to do here. Play some dominoes, smoke a cigar, drink a cafecito, or watch all the tour groups go by. Seriously, though, take a tour and learn about the impact Cuban culture has had on Miami.

Commercial street with some stars like Hollywood honoring Latin American artists. Lots of shops cafes, restaurants and galleries. Pack on Sunday’s only few blocks in length.

The food was too salty for my taste but the service was very good

A very vibrant place! Good place to shop for souvenirs and cigars. Lots of spots to take pictures! Parking spaces are few.

Full of history. Good place to possibly bring a relative and have them walk along you telling you about each name on the stars... Also they have chickens. How many? Youll have to see for yourself.

Loved walking up and down this street and enjoyed all the street art.

We have fun here! The night ambience is entertainment

I have fallen in love with lil Havana. The nightlife is awesome and great street art.

Go for the experience but dont need to spend more than 1-2 hours there. The walk of fame gets no love. Just dirty stars on the floor with names scattered about in no particular order. Just a strange mishmash of random Latin actors/singers of yesterday. Time for a renovation and revitalization of the walk of fame, new artists, better location of the stars and make them nicer.

Historical landmark from the greatest artist in the salsa/bolero music, a must visit

Great walk down the way. Great atmosphere .

First time ever. Family came from Maryland to attend Jazz in the Gardens but instead decided to come to Called Ocho and we all had a great time.

Its interesting to see a walk of Fame in the middle of downtown Little Havana, Florida. Wasnt expecting that! If your from Latin roots its a big deal. Youll recognize some or most of the names. If not... It may not seem like such a big deal. The area is still a great place to visit & learn about the history of the residents there & have some great Cuban food.

Is a nice place. I loved it. I recommend you go there. You can feel life like Havana.

Awesome thing to do when visiting Miami. I would recommend to anyone visiting Miami for the first time.

Probably the best place to visit in Miami, aside from the beach. Nothing like a full-bodied cigar to boot.

If you ever want to know what its like experiencing a small part of Cuba, come to Calle Ocho! This is an amazing place to visit. The sidewalk is filled with walk of fame stars with several small shops that line the street with authentic Cuban gifts, cigars, cuisine and more! The live music is amazing and the food is incredible. Calle Ocho is a must when youre visiting Miami!

Calle Ocho has become an international tourist attraction providing an array of different venues that will satisfy the most demanding taste. Highly recommend, if you have already exhausted all other Miami must go places. Hey, its still a fun place for Miami locals to enjoy THE NEW SAWUESERA.

Calle 8 Walk of Fame is fun and always has a really good vibe!The Cuban roots and best food, good nightclubs, etc. Its a must for whoever visits Miami

Loved it. People were so welcoming. Great music. Great vibes

Nice to be there to feel n smell like you were in some part Havana n enjoy ....

Love the empanadas and pastries at the bakery!!

Not very impressive... could use some upkeep and cleaning along that whole block.

Some cool stars but the highlight is seeing all the mural art along the walk. Recommend eating in Little Havana just so you can walk off the amazing meal through this area.

Alot of different places to explore with great food

Nice place to see the imported life of Cuba in Florida. A symbolic copy of another famous street in the US, but youll have to know a bit more about the Cubans to get the best impression

Nice street to take a graffiti photos.

A must do in Miami, in the little Cuba neighborhood, we immerse ourselves in the authentic Cuban atmosphere. Do not miss a tasting of Cuban coffee, and have a good meal with good Cuban music.

It was nice, but not what I was expecting. Many businesses were closed already by 8pm. Garbage on the street. Homeless on the sidewalk. There were some very descent restaurant that made calle 8 lively.

Super chill astomophere, walked several miles both sides, purchased cigars and watched a few domino games, loved it.

It was wonderful alot it friendly people rhere,i wish I can stay more time but that ok next time. .

Best place for authentic foods and to see cuban cigars being made. The people are real, polite and very happy to see you!

It was awesome very good attractions

Finally had the opportunity to visit this place. It was close to bayside, so I spent a few hours in this calle ocho. Lots of bars and restaurants. I was expecting something more glamorous but it was just ok.

This is definitely the area you would want to walk around. There are lots of great restaurants and lots of interesting architecture and stores. The walk of fame is cool to see and walk through to search for familiar names. It is an interesting part of town with great culture and art. Definitely a unique place to visit if you’re ever in miami.

Its a good walk. Can be beautified to make it more appealing.

Very vibrant fun streets to walk up and down, lively music, good Cuban sandwiches, great gelato! The Domino park looked cool, unfortunately we didnt have time to sit and play a game with the locals, hopefully next time though!

Blink your eyes and youre in Cuba! This is a great place to visit. The sidewalk is filled with walk of fame stars and you can step into the shops that line the street for authentic Cuban gifts and cigars. The live music is wonderful and the food is great. You owe yourself a visit!

Lovely..

Excellent cultured environment, 100% recommend

Love the environment! Live music playing from every other establishment with ample food and drink specials to choose from. There was even a Domino park which was amazing to see/hear. Food was awesome. Music was awesome. People were awesome.The only annoying part of the visit was the guy selling peanuts he had a microphone on repeating his bit. but DONT go trying to sell food in a restaurant when people are eating!. But, I get it.

I loved the energy here! Great place to walk around, get dinner and look at the local shops. Lots of easy handicap access and the people and smells of the food and great. Well worth the time to walk around and see the local area.

Nice place. Truly reminded me of Havana...

Little Havanna, full of life, elder generation in the park playing dominoes, salsa music playing, Cuban cigars rolling, beautiful neighbourhood with beautiful people.

Nice fun a lot of food and music, but this year there where no goodies from vendors no vendors participation like Colgate Palmolive, Procter and Gamble, Entermans, just to mention some of the vendors that always participated the festival was missing that otherwise will be getting five

The entire area is quite disappointing. Live music is couple of guys singing the same songs for few minutes, food in the restaurants is average. I think you can find better places to hang out in Miami

Great place. One of the best in Miami. Definitely worth to see. You can feel like in Cuba ! People are nice, food is delicious. Everything is colorfully :)

Cool area of Miami. Good places to eat and drink. Go stop by the dominoes park it was cool to see the guys / gals playing .

It was a little on the empty side the day I went but the history of Calle Ocho is pretty cool. The stores, people and vibe there are amazing.

Beautiful area for sightseeing.nice pub style restaurantsAt night all lit up and good music

The best Cubans sándwich of the United States are there. The place it’s really beautiful. This is really amazing place for enjoy the day.

TRAS EVERY WHERE VERY DISAPPOINTED

Great place. Wish the streets didnt roll up at 6pm!

I love this community. If I lived in the area, I would visit a few times a month.

Held once a year in March the famed Calle Ocho festival definitely lived up to its name! This is the Mecca of all different cultures from ages 1 to 100 coming together to celebrate and represent their heritage and also embrace others as well. It was absolutely amazing and beautiful to see all different blends of people... the biggest block party I’ve ever seen. 10 blocks in Little Havana filled with music, food, and fun! My only tips is be prepared to pay for parking ($20) if you don’t want to walk miles to get there, because once you get in bathrooms are far and few in between and you literally WALK everywhere. The aroma of grilled meats from every culture immediately hits you as soon as you walk up, on every corner for 10 blocks you see Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban, Honduran, Mexican, Jamaican, even a few American flags being waved and worn by many. I learned from my husband whom is a Miami native that street tacos aren’t really big in Miami I was appalled! Being a Texas native myself that is a common thing where I’m from ( Denton 30 min outside Dallas) so I was so excited to see Mexico representing and getting the opportunity to stuff my face with tacos! Most Latin American artists get their first start at this very festival, during the day it’s SUPER hot and that’s not an understatement! They have a few performances going on but mostly the big headliners are in the evening when it cools down. Overall I throughly enjoyed myself and definitely will come back again next year!! *** please bring a few water bottles, a light tote to store things, sunblock, hat, and most importantly comfortable shoes!!! You will thank me later

What a fun, interesting place to walk around for history, window shopping, great food and coffee options galore!

Full of Cuban Culture lots of food restaurant,music,art, souvenir shops and more

Great place to hang out and walk around

I had an AirBnb experience here and it was amazing. Would definitely recommend finding a local guide who can immerse you into the culture and history.

Great place to walk around and enjoy this beautiful culture and mentally. The people are great and very welcoming. Lots of places where you can eat authentic Cuban food, enjoy a authentic Mojito or to some shopping.Everything is within walking distance and do not leave the place without trying their coffee and their Cuban sandwich.

Beautiful place to visit, its awesome. Exciting, fun!

Id thought it was going to be like the Hollywood walk of fame. It was ok, lots of places to eat and drink.

Little Havanna at its best!

This is a great cultural experience! Highly recommended!

Like always you just want to dance when you walk through the Calle ocho! Fun!

Great place to visit. Another must see area in Miami area

Great food and lots of things going on

To be honest I was a bit disappointed. You can witness a bit of cuban culture here, but somehow it feels a lot like a rip-off for tourists. Everything is more expensive than a few blocks away.As part of a hop on hop off tour it is worth to get off the bus, but otherwise I wouldn‘t go there.

Nice walk in a really different neighborhood of Miami. Never went to Havana but feels like what I think of it. Lot of restaurant, lot of street art. We enjoyed it.

If you are looking for some unique experience then this is the place to go. There is an atmosphere of foreign country for sure. Most of the residents dont even speak English and thats the fun part. Souvenir shops, restaurants, cafes and cigar shops cuban coffe that all unique and worth going.

Me likey. Stores were a little on the pricy side, but overall great

Excellent food and the best mojitos in town

Great shops. Great food. Great historical location. Great for pictures