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Cuba In Miami

¡A comer y beber! A New Generation of Food and Drink

Nutella con queso pastelitos at Breadman
Nutella con queso pastelitos at Breadman

Second- and third-generation Cuban Americans are finding new ways to express their identity through food and drink, respecting tradition but putting a fresh spin on it.

Fritters at Amelia's 1931 (Photo: Amelia's 1931)
Third-generation restaurateur Eileen Andrade of Kendall’s popular Finka Table & Tap named this new Cuban diner after her grandmother. Located
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Baking started as a hobby for Cuban-Americans Andy Herrera, 38, and his wife, Jessica, 34 [1]. They started baking breads
305 croqueta
In his efforts to up the South Florida croqueta game, Alec Fernandez and his aunt, chef Vicky Carballo, came up
Ella's Oyster Bar
A Little Havana clam bake – why not? Ella’s features a raw bar plus ceviche, including occasional delicacies like wild
Bonbons
Carolina Quijano’s bean-to-bar chocolates and bonbons, available online and via wholesale clients, including Azucar Ice Cream, Edge, Steak and Bar,
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Artisan chocolate served up with a heavy side of culture, this kiosk in the Futurama gallery building sells handmade small-batch
Tinta y Cafe
Since moving from their Brickell location, this tiny cafe and ventanita hasn’t lost its comfortable, Bohemian living-room vibe, encouraging conversation
Beer lineup at Union Beer
Founded by former owners of the Miami Brew Bus, David and Cici Rodriguez, this friendly bar has video games, WWF
Robert Taylor of Velvet Creme Doughnuts
Originally opened in 1947 before there was a Little Havana and expanded over the decades, the beloved family business closed
Vegan pastelitos
What makes this café different from other ventanitas on SW 8th St.? Per’la coffee, minimalist black-and-white decor, and vegan pastelitos

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