The Calle Ocho in Miami had a lively party night on October 22. CH Steakhouse unveiled its new look with a red carpet event that brought together artists, influencers, and businesspeople, featuring live music and the traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The establishment, located in the heart of Little Havana, is starting a new chapter with a focus on premium cuts of meat and an entertainment offering that allows guests to extend their night after dinner.
Randy Malcolm and other well-known figures were at the inauguration
Among the guests, Randy Malcom, a member of the Cuban duo Gente de Zona, stood out as he shared the evening with other well-known faces from the entertainment industry and social media in Miami.
The group Los Wizzards energized the attendees with a live performance.
The comedian Mario Ramil also attended, along with the CEOs Lenny Carter and Shanut Anaut of the popular platform Only in Dade, as well as music producer Ezequiel “EZ Made da Beat” Rivera.
The list was joined by actress Wendy Regalado, painter Laura Chirino, dentist and influencer Karent Sierra, doctor Naim Dahdah and his wife Ruthy Encarnación, as well as doctor Eduardo Cardona and his wife, Cuban entrepreneur Doreen Gutiérrez.
One of the highlights of the night was the ribbon-cutting ceremony, which was attended by Oscar Rodríguez, Esteban Mena, and Earl J. Campos. The Miami City Commissioner for District 3, Rolando Escalona, was present and delivered a proclamation in recognition of this new phase of the business.
What does CH Steakhouse offer on Calle Ocho in Miami?
CH Steakhouse aims to carve out a niche among Miami's restaurants specializing in high-quality meats, with a menu designed for those looking to enjoy a fine dinner, celebrate a special occasion, or share moments with friends.
The establishment, previously known as Ciao Havana for its blend of Italian and Cuban cuisine, now focuses on premium cuts, a revamped menu, and a more elegant atmosphere.
At the helm of the kitchen is Chef Yasmani Ochoa, responsible for preparing dishes with selected ingredients, intense flavors, and options for sharing. However, one of the highlights of the place is that the night doesn't necessarily end when the bill arrives.
Next to the restaurant is Cosanostra Miami, a venue that has become popular as a Latin nightlife destination in Little Havana, featuring concerts, an exclusive atmosphere, and a concept inspired by the speakeasies of the Prohibition era in the United States (1920-1933).
This speakeasy-style space allows you to transition from dinner at CH Steakhouse to an evening of music, cocktails, and fun without needing to change locations.
This renovation of CH Steakhouse expands the dining and entertainment options on Calle Ocho, one of the most well-known areas of Miami for its Cuban atmosphere, restaurants, and nightlife.
The establishment aims to attract both residents and tourists visiting Little Havana who want to combine a good meal with a fun night of dancing and drinks.
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