Cuban Sandwich and Drink in Little Havana

This popular performance space and museum is a great place to immerse yourself in the culture of Miami's Cuban community.

With your pass, tuck into a a lunch-sized Cuban sandwich - it’s a bit smaller than the classic Cuban sandwich that combines ham, roasted pork, Swiss cheese, and mustard, all deliciously pressed onto fresh Cuban bread. Then, wash it down with a delicious Cuba Libre drink - a highball cocktail consisting of rum, coke and lime (or enjoy a soft drink if you'd prefer).

While you're here, be sure to spend a bit of time admiring the impressive collection of 19th and 20th-century Cuban art. The collection, amassed by owner Roberto Ramos, exhibits art from before the start of the Castro regime. Several of the pieces were brought over by Ramos when he escaped Cuba in 1992 - an impressive feat which has secured his status as important personality in the Cuban cultural scene in Miami.

Once you're done, feel free to stick around and enjoy the atmosphere, sample the backbar's vast range of rums, peruse the venue's selection of rolled tobacco and cigars, and enjoy watching as this relaxed spot begins to become crowded with salsa dancers as evening comes around!