Little Havana - Cuban Restaurant in Miami Beach

A Cuban restaurant and bar on Collins Ave in South Beach, serving weekend breakfast and staying open past midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.

Vérifié octobre 2026

For South Beach visitors who want Cuban food without crossing the bay, whether at breakfast or near midnight. The trade-off: it's a tourist-strip address, and with no menu online you won't know prices until you sit down.

Collins, not Calle Ocho

Start with the address: 1051 Collins Ave, a couple of blocks back from the beach in South Beach. Despite the name, this isn't in Little Havana, the neighborhood across the bay around Calle Ocho. For a lot of people that's the appeal. It puts Cuban food on the beach side, so you don't need a rideshare to the mainland to get it. Google files it as a Cuban restaurant with a bar, breakfast service and seafood, so the menu likely runs wider than a sandwich counter. If you're staying on Collins or Ocean Drive, it's an easy walk.

Open past midnight on weekends

Friday and Saturday it opens at 9 am and runs until 12:45 am, which covers breakfast, a late lunch and dinner well after 11 pm. Sunday also starts at 9 am and closes at 11:45 pm. Weekdays start later: 11 am on Monday and Tuesday, 11:30 am on Wednesday and Thursday, with an 11:45 pm close every night. So weekday breakfast isn't an option. Weekend mornings are your brunch window, and the late close makes it a reasonable stop after a night out on South Beach.

What 5,400 reviews say

It holds a 4.8 from about 5,400 Google reviews. That's a high score at a volume that's hard to fake for a restaurant this close to the tourist strip. It doesn't tell you it's cheap, though. There's no price level on file, and South Beach rarely runs low. The website isn't reachable either, so you can't pull up the menu ahead of time. Check prices when you're seated, and call ahead if you're bringing a group on a weekend night.

Bon à savoir

Despite the name, it's on Collins Ave in South Beach, not in the Little Havana neighborhood, so don't send your rideshare to Calle Ocho.

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