The street is unique, but nothing extraordinary in my opinion. For some reason, I noticed more italian eateries than spanish ones. Perhaps the point of Espanola Way is more multicultural than the name, which is certainly not a bad thing. Our main reason to see EW was for its uniqueness and what we thought would have been at least a... more

Enjoyed this pretty little street, lined with plants. Very laid back with some nice shops and places to eat. Enjoyed eating at Oh Mexico here and then walking along looking at the Spanish shops and other eateries. Felt relaxed and calm. Worth visiting for an hour or two.. more

Wonderfull little street lined with small shops and restaurants. The Spanish Topas place and Chocolate Restaurant are the best. I would stay away from the hair salon on Espanola as they were really rude to us when we wanted touch ups for a wedding we were there for. There is a wonderful Massage Spa there called Bodies Kneaded and it... more

A must see. It is only 2 blocks but very nice. We stopped on Sunday for dessert and coffee at the Hosteria Romana and had to return Monday for an amazing dinner. Sitting outsite the italian music and great service, Lucas. We will return more

My wife and me stayed in Miami Beach this year for 30 nights. Many times we went to Ocean Drive, many times to Lincoln Road (and loved it). But if you want some more quiet and relaxed atmosphere, you should definetly come here. Just a few minutes by foot from Lincoln Road or Ocean Drive. If you come here, it... more

My wife and I took a quick 3-day weekend trip to Miami, with both agreeing this was one of our favorite parts. We walked to Espanola Way during the day and were not terribly impressed, but noticed a lttle restaurant we wanted to come back to for dinner the next night. The atmosphere is much nicer in the evening, they... more

This was my first trip to South Beach. I went with a group and after much walking & shopping down the main drag, we decided to head back home. I noticed a side street with lots of lights and asked my friends to come check this out! It was beautiful!! First, it was away from all the hustle & bustle... more

Sitting outdoors of any restaurants on Espanolia Way (between Washington and Pennsylvania) will make you feel like you are dining in the streets of a Spanish village. Reminds me of the times I spent in Europe. The street is padestrian only at night (not sure about day time as I did not venture there during the day), and only about... more

This is a nice street off the beaten path in Miami Beach. The style is mediterranean revival, which makes a nice change from Art Deco. You can stop for a cup of coffee at one of the many cafes, and there are also some art galleries. more