Finka Table & Tap in Tamiami serves a mix of Cuban, Korean, and Peruvian fusion that mostly works very well. The cocktails are good too.

La Cocina is a cocktail bar in the back of Hialeah’s Stephen’s Deli, and it’s fun enough to visit whether or not you’re eating at the restaurant.

Going to La Palma for churros and hot chocolate has become a Miami tradition every time it’s cold.

Las Olas Cafe is a little Cuban cafeteria and ventanita on South Beach. Stop by for a quick cafecito or Cuban sandwich.

Doce Provisions in Little Havana

Little Havana’s Versailles is the most famous Cuban restaurant on the planet, but it’s thankfully also still good.

Sanguich De Miami in Little Havana makes the best Cuban sandwiches in the city.

Ariete is one of Coconut Grove’s best restaurants, but still casual enough for a nice weeknight dinner.

Little Havana’s La Camaronera serves great seafood in a casual space. It’s also where you’ll find the incredible pan con minuta sandwich.

Cafe La Trova on Calle Ocho is a huge Cuban restaurant with live music, great cocktails, and very good food.

El Rey De Las Fritas in Little Havana is a bright diner that serves our favorite fritas in Miami.

Enriqueta’s is an old-school Cuban diner that specializes in breakfast food and great sandwiches.

Amelia’s 1931 is a modern Cuban diner with delicious things like chicharron-battered mozzarella sticks.

El Mago de las Fritas is a famous frita spot in Little Havana that serves our second-favorite frita in town.

Sala’o is an Ernest Hemingway-themed restaurant with a pretty interesting menu and slightly touristy decor.

El Palacio de los Jugos is a cafeteria-style Cuban restaurant in South Beach with nine other locations throughout Miami.