Miami -12/03

Little Havana

Everything in this neighborhood is loud.... Music blasts out of colorful storefronts, the smell of Cuban coffee lures you in, and vibrant murals beckon you from afar...The paint is peeling on many buildings,  the streets are bustle with pedestrian's traffic and I was told it is almost a re-creation to the homeland the Cuban left behind.

Spanish is the predominant language here, and you'll run into plenty of people who does not speak English. People even ask me if I spoke Spanish!!!  now that's funny, I am ASIAN!!!

These Roosters are all over town.. In the back ground you can see the tour bus that took us around town.

I am here standing at a stall for some Cuban coffee.  Cuban coffee is very potent and sweet at the same time.  I am very picky when I drink coffee and to my surprise I love it!  You got to try the Cuban sandwich too, very yummy... they use French baguette with cheese and ham but the only difference is they have a device to press the sandwiches down while heating it, so the bread is crunchy and sooooo good!

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