Vintage Inspired Restaurant and Cocktail Bar

Little Havana, Miami, FL

200 people
•3 hr min
• sqft

Gaston G.

$250

/hr

3 hr minimum

Gaston typically respond in over 48 hrs

Cancel for free within 24 hours

Enhanced COVID-19 Health & Safety Measures

We hired a cleaning company who does daily cleanings, we also can provide with onsite cleaning staff, this charge will be extra.

Enhanced cleaning measures:

The space is cleaned and disinfected in accordance with guidelines from local health authorities
High touch surfaces and shared amenities have been disinfected
Soft, porous materials have been properly cleaned or removed
A licensed professional cleaner is hired between bookings
Bookings are spaced apart to allow for enhanced cleaning

All hosts are required to do the following prior to each booking:

Sweep, mop, vacuum and clean the space.
Supply a hand washing station with soap, warm water, and paper towels or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
Clean common areas allowing guest access including bathrooms, kitchens, and entrances.
Collect and clean dishes, silverware, and other provided host amenities, if applicable.
Remove garbage and add new lining to cans.

The following equipment is provided for every guest:

Disinfecting wipes or spray and paper towels
Disposable masks / face coverings
Hand Sanitizer

The space has the following features:

Capacity is limited based on governmental guidelines
Space has access to outdoor air ventilation
Space has additional space outdoors
Space has been reconfigured to allow for physical distance

The space has informational signage including:

Detailed checklist of updated cleaning procedure. Download checklist
COVID-19 guest guidelines print outs. Download guidelines
Common areas have 6-foot (2-metre) markers on floors
Narrow passages have arrows for bi-directional traffic

About the Space

As South Florida’s oldest natural landmark, the Miami River has long been at the center of Miami’s rich cultural history. It is only fitting then, that the eateries and monuments that surround the famous waterway be preserved in all their glory, as archetypes of Miami’s heydays. Casa Florida is just such a place, located in the historic Selina hotel, which boasts the oldest recorded hotel license in Miami dating back to 1898. Co-founders Gaston Gonzalez and Eduardo Suarez, and operations manager Sergio Levi helm the vintage-inspired restaurant and cocktail bar which is nestled between historic homes and the lush riverside Jose Marti Park. The unassuming tropical oasis allows guests to be transported to the quaint and colorful ambience of 1920’s Miami, integrating modern takes on classic Florida architecture and fare, with a carefully curated cocktails menu of imaginative drinks that leave mouths buzzing with its nuanced flavor. Relax and grab a bite on the bar’s shaded deck, indulge in bottomless brunch every weekend, or explore Casa Florida’s piece de resistance, a re-imagined and restored 1969 General Motors bus, converted to a eight seater hang-out.