Market
La Tiendecita By Martha Of Miami
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La Tiendecita By Martha Of Miami is a beloved market located at 8827 SW 40th Street in Miami's Westchester neighborhood. It specializes in Latin American products, particularly from Cuba and the Caribbean. The market is known for its fresh-baked bread, pastries like guava pastelitos, and a deli counter serving hearty sandwiches. Shoppers can also find hard-to-find ingredients such as tropical fruits, spices, and imported canned goods. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with friendly staff who often offer samples. What sets this market apart is its focus on quality and authenticity, many items are made in-house daily. It's a go-to spot for locals seeking a taste of home or visitors wanting to explore Miami's diverse food culture.
Don't miss
- Try the freshly baked pastelitos and Cuban bread
- Order a Cuban sandwich from the deli counter
- Browse the selection of Latin American spices and sauces
- Pick up tropical fruits like mamey or guanabana
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit La Tiendecita By Martha Of Miami
You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine La Tiendecita By Martha Of Miami with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
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Know before you go
- Cash is accepted, but cards are also welcome.
- Bring a reusable bag for your purchases.
- Popular items sell out early, especially on weekends.
A bit of history
Martha, the owner, started the market to share her family's recipes and love for Latin cuisine. Over the years, it has become a community staple, reflecting Miami's rich Cuban and Latin heritage.
Common questions
Do they have gluten-free options?
Limited; most baked goods contain wheat flour.
Can I order catering for events?
Yes, call ahead to inquire about party platters.
Is there seating to eat on-site?
No, it's a takeout market with no dine-in area.
What are the most popular items?
Pastelitos, Cuban sandwiches, and flan are customer favorites.
Do they sell coffee?
Yes, they offer Cuban coffee and espresso.
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