But at this 40-year-old fish-fry joint, you should also consider the ceviches, the fish fillet with yellow rice ($15), or perhaps even newer additions such as shrimp tacos ($9).
At Yakko-San, the menu is extensive; it lists more than 100 items. Yakko-San is an unpretentious small-bites concepts with great grub. And it comes in below $20 per person.
It appears New York has some Miami competition when it comes to Josh's. Order the "Jewban" or the Sandwich of the Day, which is always written on the blackboard. You won't be disappointed!
Why do ppl rave it has the best sandwiches? Bc it does! The special, secret French dressing is what makes these and the salads simply amazing. Try the chicken salad on baguette.
Pizzas are sharable and are all priced below $15. Pies are creative. Order the polenta fries with house-made spicy ketchup ($6).
The restaurant's bill of fare includes also ceviches, stone crabs, tacos (one for $3.50), salads, and more. But what truly sets My Ceviche apart are its young owners: Sam Gorenstein and Roger Duarte.
This cash-only teeny Little Havana shop offers $1.75 carnitas tacos and $2 beef tripe tacos. And if you think carnitas mean slow-cooked pork, you are wrong.
Homemade jelly, fresh breads, madeleines (85 cents), chocolate croissants ($2.50), and chocolate eclairs ($3.95), this neighborhood spot delivers a remarkable French breakfast.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Vegetarian Restaurant: Maoz Vegetarian. With everything completely vegetarian, theres nothing a veggie head wont want. Try the Falafel Sandwich or a Vegan Soup. Read more.
At El Mago de las Fritas, the polemic Cuban hamburger is $3.50, both delicious and affordable.
