Little Havana Restaurants: Casa Panza

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Casa Panza Restaurant

Jorge Castillo: Casa Panza may just be the craziest place on Calle Ocho!

Glenn Lindgren: Case Panza features Spanish food with an emphasis on tapas -- those great little Spanish appetizers you eat with a glass of hearty Spanish wine or sweet Spanish Sangria.

Raúl Musibay: It's one of the best places in town for Spanish flamenco guitar and dance.

Glenn Lindgren: The reason we say the place is crazy is because of the unique mish-mash of architectural styles. It looks kind of like a Swiss chalet on the outside.

Raúl Musibay: When you walk in, it looks like a typical Spanish tapas bar. Like many I saw when I was living in Madrid.

Jorge Castillo: You'll also find a room that looks like the inside of a cave.

Raúl Musibay: This place really hops on the weekends, seldom closing before 4:00 a.m.

Jorge Castillo: A great place to enjoy en evening of good wine, tapas, and Spanish delicacies like paella.

Casa Panza

It just may be the craziest place in Miami

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Casa Panza may just be the craziest place on Calle Ocho, with its unique mish-mash of architectural styles. Spanish food with an emphasis on tapas. Order several plates and a pitcher of sweet Spanish Sangria and enjoy the flamenco dancers on weekends. Loud and hopping and decidedly not for the faint of heart.

PRICES: Moderate

ATMOSPHERE: Casual

HOURS: Daily 11:30 a.m. to midnight