Choose from 21 different varieties of the ‘hot dog.’ Tony gets a Columbian and the Edgar Special! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Awesome coffee. Definite locals spot. Great for any meal. Cuban sandwiches, meats, rice, beans, empanadas (chicken is best), fresh OJ and Watermelon Juice.
Everything from the ambiance to the bacon-wrapped dates and McBelly sandwiches is amazing. A must-try when you are on the beach.
Tony loves this offbeat and slightly dysfunctional refuge. Talk to Crispy, the concierge. He knows just about everything about Miami. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Voted "Best Neighborhood Bar" in 2010's Best of Miami - "It's far removed from the usual mess of South Beach, so there's never much foot traffic outside the concealed hole-in-the-wall on First Street.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Casino: Casino Miami Jai Alai. Amongst the classic casino games is the gem Jai Alai, one of the speediest games, which is still played here and never goes out of style. Read more.
Miami Beach’s most grown-up hotel has a serene atmosphere and graceful Asian design. The new Setai Grill is a steak house with extravagant French touches (like the côte du boeuf with Roquefort sauce).
Nothing broken about this James Beard-nominated bar. Talia Baiocchi says, “It's one of those craft cocktail bars that is the modern imagination of what Miami must've been like in the deco days.” Read more.
This restaurant does homemade & straight forward food with a twist. They also focus on fresh & local ingredients. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
This little Hialeah joint sells 25 croquetitas for $4.50 (what a steal!). This eatery has served chuletas, lechón asado, and, on the weekends, rabo encendido. It also serves a damn good arroz frito.
Family-owned restaurant serves home-made style authentic Cuban food. Inexpensive, too.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Croquetas: Islas Canarias. If you can't choose between ham, chicken or fish, don't worry. Islas Canarias has all three and for a delicious price. Read more.
The Cuban sandwich is a staple. They treat you bad though. You go for abuse.
Love hipsters? You're gonna love this place. The cocktails are great. The music is sometimes awesome. You can't beat a late night grilled cheese sandwich.
Stunning views of downtown and a menu featuring only seafood caught in the restaurant's namesake, an area the UN has designated as an official, ecologically sustainable fishing spot. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Hands down the best Thai food in Miami and though you might have to work hard for that reservation, you won’t regret it. [Eater 38 Member]
Mismatched china and wall-mounted deer heads keep the atmosphere light at this formal restaurant; ambitious dishes include lamb tartare with quail egg and seared snapper with a sea urchin rouille.
Cheap Cuban food, fresh fruits, veggies and a bakery known for it's fresh squeezed sugarcane, tamales and perfectly salty chicharones cut to order. [Eater 38 Member]
The pan con lechon is arguably the best in town. They also have gluten-free offerings! [Eater 38 Member]
Locals still love it, even if they'd rather chase its food truck, The Fish Box, around town instead of standing in line with Fieri fans. [Eater 38 Member]
Since Gigi exploded onto Miami's dining scene two years ago, it has continued to serve delicious, inventive Asian-inspired dishes at bargain prices. [Eater 38 Member]
An overall hip place to stop by for some art, drinks, or great food. This truly space mixes flavors, culture, and art. Try the bacon wrapped dates and check out the wide selection of beers.
Chef Richard Hales mines the Korean pantry for his creative take on Asian-street-food-inspired dishes, including calamari with ssamjang, a spicy paste. What to order: popcorn shrimp ssäm. Read more.
