Miami Culinary Tours

Walking food tours in Little Havana, South Beach, Wynwood and the Design District with local guides.

Geprüft Oktober 2026

Miami Culinary Tours is for visitors who want to eat their way through a neighborhood with a guide who knows the backstory; the trade-off is walking in the heat and tasting portions, not a sit-down meal.

Why you go

You walk a neighborhood for about 2 1/2 hours, stopping at several local spots to eat and hear the history behind them. The most popular is Little Havana, with Cuban food and culture; the others cover South Beach and its Art Deco, Wynwood street art, and the Design District. It rates 5.0 from 18,629 Google reviews, one of the strongest records of any tour in the city.

When to go

The office listing shows 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily, and public tours run every day. Book a morning or late-afternoon slot in summer to avoid midday heat on the sidewalk. Winter and spring are the easiest months to walk. Come hungry: the tastings add up to a meal, so skip a big breakfast or lunch before.

Know before you go

The listed address, 1000 5th St in South Beach, is the office; each tour meets in its own neighborhood, given on your booking. Prices on their site: Little Havana and South Beach tours $69.99, Wynwood and Design District tours $89.99. Wear walking shoes and a hat, bring water, and tell them about allergies or diets when you book. Private tours take groups of 10 to 150.

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