Wake up with Cuban coffee, zoom on a personal watercraft or just stretch out on white sand, and dance salsa until late.

This secret Miami spot is worth the drive - locals keep coming back for the food, charm, and unique experience.

Like any true Miamian, chef Michelle Bernstein is passionate about Cubanos; a sandwich that defines the soul of the city.

Taste your way through Florida’s best Cuban sandwiches, where every crunchy bite tells a story of sunshine and flavor.

Ball & Chain, Hoy Como Ayer, and El Mani are some of the spots in Miami where you can practice your salsa moves.

The Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce hosted its Annual Meeting, celebrating the start of a new fiscal year and honoring the ...

On the opposite side of the spectrum from Miami’s glitzy reputation for fast cars, bootylicious women, and hard partying is the long history of Jewish Cuban families that have shaped South Florida’s ...

A nascent Cuban community began forming in Louisville 30 years ago. Now over 50,000 strong, it is adding new flavors and ...

The Cuban opposition leader and political prisoner José Daniel Ferrer García is arriving in Miami after he was forced into exile, according to his brother.