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Plan your visit
Order a fresh guarapo and take a look at the little garden and animals out the back.
About this place
This is an open-air fruit stand right on the main street in Little Havana. It looks like an old-school market with crates of tropical fruits like mangoes and papayas stacked everywhere. They even keep some chickens and pigs in the back, which is a bit surprising to see in the middle of the city.
The main reason to visit is for the fresh guarapo. They crush raw sugarcane through a press to make a cold, sweet drink while you watch. It’s a simple, local spot to grab a snack or a juice while you explore the neighborhood.
A true Calle Ocho landmark. The fresh guarapo was the perfect first stop, ice cold and exactly what the heat called for.
Location
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At 1334 SW 8th Street, right on Calle Ocho near SW 13th Avenue. It is an open-air stand, so you can spot it straight from the street.
Coordinates: 25.7657° N · 80.2168° W
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