Little River Commercial Kitchen

Little Haiti/Little River:

Nestled just north of Miami’s urban core, Little Haiti / Little River has emerged as one of the city’s most dynamic and culturally rich neighborhoods — a vibrant hub where creativity, commerce, and community intersect. Once an industrial enclave, the area is rapidly transforming into a thriving destination for creative offices, artisan retailers, restaurants, breweries, showrooms, and mixed-use developments, all while maintaining its authentic local character.

At the heart of this evolution lies the Magic City Innovation District – Little Haiti, a visionary master-planned community poised to redefine urban living in Miami. Surrounding this development, adaptive reuse projects and innovative businesses are breathing new life into the area, drawing entrepreneurs, artists, and restaurateurs seeking authenticity and opportunity.

Recently named Miami’s “Coolest Neighborhood” by TimeOut Magazine, Little River / Little Haiti is home to a growing collection of Miami’s most celebrated culinary and cultural hotspots — including Sunny’s Steakhouse, Boia De (Michelin-starred), La Natural (Bib Gourmand), ZeyZey (one of Miami’s top entertainment venues), and Ultra Padel, the largest padel club in the U.S. Other standout establishments include Imperial Moto Cafe, Fooq’s, Magic 13 Brewing Co., Citadel Food Hall, Magie, Tran An, Raw Fit, Mid’s Market, Counter Culture Coffee, Eliou, Ogawa, Bar Bucce, Fiorito, and 727 Pilates, among many others.

Anchoring the neighborhood’s creative pulse is the LittleRiver.Miami district, home to over 40 innovative businesses spanning food, design, art, and wellness. Highlights include Fountainhead Studios, the Center for Subtropical Affairs, and a host of local brands and makers who helped ignite Miami’s creative revolution in Wynwood and the Design District — now fueling a similar renaissance in Little River.

Today, Little Haiti / Little River stands as a beacon of Miami’s next wave of urban transformation — a place where culture, craftsmanship, and community converge to shape the future of the city.