8th St Southeast, Brickell
Ranked 2nd best street in Brickell
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8th St Southeast
"Perhaps the smallest, yet most perfect street in Miami."
SE 8th street is a little road leading onto Brickell Island. The street itself allows drivers an amazing view of the bay. However, the main attraction that I wish to speak of is the Azul restaurant. This is a beautiful restaurant that is right on the coast, and consequently has a breathtaking view. Besides this, though, the food is excellent, and the employees are very friendly. I say this place is a must visit for those visiting Miami!
8th St Southeast
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"Nice slice of Little Havana"
Calle Ocho is the quintessential tourist spot in Miami for anyone wishing to get a splash of Cuban culture. Calle Ocho is fairly clean and orderly, though traffic can get backed up sometimes. The restaurants and bodegas are a must-visit, as well as Domino Park, the Bay of Pigs memorial, and the Jose Martí statue. Shopping is definitely for the value-conscious (not the fashionable crowd).
8th St Southeast
"Center of little Havana"
Calle Ocho, or 8th St., is the center of Little Havana. Probably everyone identifies Miami with the Cuban expatriate community, and this neighborhood is where they make their home. Eighth St. is littered with monuments to figures in the Cuban community (like Celia Cruz, Jose Marti, and the Bay of Pigs monument).
This area isn't as pretty as other parts of Miami in the sense of impressive architecture. Rather, it's all about the sense of culture.
If you're in the area, you MUST eat some authentic Cuban food. If you're chicken, just get an authentic Cuban sandwich. If you're brave, go to a restaurant and try a little of everything. Versailles is good, but any restaurant that can survive in this area has to be really good to cut it.
This area isn't as pretty as other parts of Miami in the sense of impressive architecture. Rather, it's all about the sense of culture.
If you're in the area, you MUST eat some authentic Cuban food. If you're chicken, just get an authentic Cuban sandwich. If you're brave, go to a restaurant and try a little of everything. Versailles is good, but any restaurant that can survive in this area has to be really good to cut it.
