Local businesses in Overtown
Cleenora Maids and Cleaning Services Little Havana
Caramelo Tanning
Miami Clutch Services
Massage In Miami Beach
Miami Bay Oral Health
Topline Yacht & Boat Rentals Miami
Panhandle Premier Roofing
Cay Marine Boatyard
Premier Painting of South Florida
Dade Decorative Concrete
UHealth Fitness and Wellness Center
Overtown Optimist Club at Theodore Gibson Park
Wynwood Salon
GONZALEZ ARCHITECTURE
Cricket Pavers Outdoor Living of Miami
Anchor Marine of Miami
Miami Innovation Center
Target
The Miami Florist LLC
Go Green Dry Cleaners
ChargePoint Charging Station
ParkLine Miami
Long's Motorcycle Sales, Services and Repairs
Frequently asked questions
What happened to Overtown, Miami?
Overtown developed as one of Miami’s most important Black communities and was once a thriving center for Black-owned businesses, entertainment, hotels, restaurants, and nightlife. Later, major highway construction and urban renewal projects significantly disrupted the neighbourhood, displacing residents and businesses. Today, Overtown remains an important center of Miami’s Black history and is experiencing ongoing redevelopment.
Where is Overtown in Miami?
Overtown is located just northwest of Downtown Miami, close to areas such as Wynwood, the Miami River, and the Health District. Its central location also provides access to Metrorail, Metrobus, and trolley services; for example, the Culmer Metrorail station is within a short walk of the Historic Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum
What is Overtown, Miami known for?
Overtown is especially known for its Black history, culture, music, food, and historic community institutions. Its heritage is preserved through landmarks and organizations such as the Historic Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum, while the neighbourhood continues to support restaurants and community-focused businesses
What are the best things to do in Overtown?
Visitors can explore Overtown’s history, cultural sites, local restaurants, community organizations, and neighbourhood businesses. The Historic Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum is one notable attraction, offering exhibits and tours related to Miami’s Black policing and community history.
Where can I eat in Overtown?
Overtown has a strong connection to soul food and Southern-style cooking alongside other local dining options. Current neighbourhood businesses include Lil Greenhouse Grill and Jackson Soul Food, both located along NW 3rd Avenue.
What types of local businesses can I find in Overtown?
Overtown has businesses offering beauty and personal care, home repair, electrical work, cleaning, automotive services, dental care, construction, restaurants, and other services. Miami Goes Local currently organizes dozens of Overtown businesses into searchable local categories.
How can I find local businesses in Overtown?
You can use Miami Goes Local’s Overtown directory to browse nearby businesses by category and find information such as addresses, phone numbers, ratings, directions, and available business details.

