Eleven in the Roads

The Neighborhood: Little Havana, Miami

Little Havana sits near downtown Miami and hosts many Cuban cultural sites. Restaurants such as Versailles and La Carreta offer Cuban dishes to locals and visitors. Bars like Ball and Chain present live music and late night drinks. Azucar Ice Cream Company sells Cuban flavored ice cream and draws families. Maximo Gomez Park, known as Domino Park, welcomes people who play dominos and meet friends. Tower Theater shows films and draws students and tourists interested in local art. LoanDepot Park hosts baseball games and large events that bring crowds. This district features parks and small plazas that provide shade and seating for short outdoor stays. Transit options include Metrorail stations and frequent Metrobus lines that connect to other parts of Miami. Shops and markets sell coffee, tropical fruit, hand rolls, and Cuban goods from small owners. Cultural centers and galleries stage art shows and music nights for the public. Pedestrians and cyclists use a simple grid that makes short trips easy. Demographic data shows that the most common age group falls between 45 to 49 years old and households with 1 person