Dive into a vibrant night at Hoy Como Ayer, a lively Little Havana hotspot where intimate lounges meet infectious salsa rhythms and delicious bites.
"The entrance you choose at Hoy Como Ayer determines how your night at this Little Havana bar will go. One door leads to a bar with living room furniture (fittingly called “la sala”) that’s good for lounging and small talk. The other entrance is where you’ll find an enormous DJ booth playing a broad mix of Latin music. Luckily, you can switch between both rooms if you need a break. This place used to be a classic Cuban music venue for decades. It’s been modernized under new ownership, but couples still twirl and dip to Joe Arroyo and the other salsa greats displayed in black-and-white portraits along the walls. If you’re not a salsa expert, you can also just enjoy the cushy seating and watch the action. " - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino
"The entrance you choose at Hoy Como Ayer determines how your night at this Little Havana bar will go. One door leads to a bar with living room furniture (fittingly called “la sala”) that’s good for lounging and small talk. The other entrance is where you’ll find an enormous DJ booth playing a broad mix of Latin music. Luckily, you can switch between both rooms if you need a break. This place used to be a classic Cuban music venue for decades. It’s been modernized under new ownership, but couples still twirl to Joe Arroyo and the other salsa greats displayed in black-and-white portraits along the walls. If you’re not a salsa expert, you can also just enjoy the cushy seating and watch the action. " - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer
"The entrance you choose at Hoy Como Ayer determines how your night at this Little Havana bar will go. One door leads to a bar with living room furniture (fittingly called “la sala”) that’s good for lounging and small talk. The other entrance is where you’ll find an enormous DJ booth playing a broad mix of Latin music. Luckily, you can switch between both rooms if you need a break. This place used to be a classic Cuban music venue for decades. It’s been modernized under new ownership, but couples still twirl and dip to Joe Arroyo and the other salsa greats displayed in black-and-white portraits along the walls. If you’re not a salsa expert, you can also just enjoy the cushy seating and watch the action. video credit: Mariana Trabanino" - Mariana Trabanino
"A nostalgic, tropical club in the heart of Little Havana, Hoy Como Ayer is an intimate space with an energetic pulse that flows under low ceilings, dim lights, and photo portraits of Latin stars. Weeknight events are highlighted by what many locals consider to be the best night in Miami—dancing to the afro-cuban rhythms of The Spam Allstars. Recently, Hoy has experienced a slight reconfiguration where the dance floor scaled down, making way for a larger seating/performance section. Nevertheless, come midnight, it's guaranteed that people will be dancing on their chairs." - Colada Collective
"Latin Nights in Little Havana When traveling to Miami , it's important to get a taste of the Cuban culture that started this community decades ago. To immerse yourself in Latin music and Cuban tradition, head to Hoy Como Ayer, a high-end Cuban nightclub in Little Havana. The wood-paneled walls are adorned with portraits of music icons like Celia Cruz and Benny More, stained glass and picturesque old Cuban ads. On any given night you might see one of the best musicians and acts in the Latin Music scene. The most popular event Spam Allstars on Thursdays, where you'll see the house band perform Latin-fusion music on a small stage at the front of the bar. You might even see a Latin celebrity or two hiding in the corners."