Bistro 8
Eat & Drink
Mexican
When a restaurant opening comes with as much pedigree as Bistro 8, expectations tend to run high. This is the case with this French-inspired Mexican restaurant in Little Havana that opened in January. It’s the latest Miami offering from Showa Hospitality, the San Diego-based group behind lauded local gems Hiden and the Taco Stand. But Bistro 8’s biggest claim to fame is undoubtedly its chef, Pancho Ibáñez. Formerly Chef de Cuisine at Pujol—the most consistently top-ranked restaurant in Mexico City—Ibáñez blends Mexican and French culinary techniques at Bistro 8.
Restaurant Amenities
Banquet Capacity: 40
Reception Capacity: 40
Total Restaurant Buyout Available
Total Seating Capacity: 50
Meals Served
Dinner
Lunch
When a restaurant opening comes with as much pedigree as Bistro 8, expectations tend to run high. The 1,700-square-foot space seats 40 diners and features a bright, colorful, airy ambiance. With 10 bar seats and a sound system built by Kazunori Taguchi of Taguchi Craft in Japan, with speakers made from Arctic birch trees aged between 70 and 160 years, Bistro 8 offers a lively dining experience that matches the energy of the vibrant Calle Ocho.
Accessibility
Partner has self-reported the following accessibility efforts. Please contact them directly for details.
Large Print Menus
Accessible parking
Accessible Restrooms
Wheelchair-Friendly Inside Walkways