23 "Sandwiches" Restaurants in Miami.
Cafe Kush is a casual waterfront restaurant inside MiMo’s Gold Dust Hotel. The great menu includes burgers, steak frites, sandwiches, and more.
Flour & Weirdoughs is a great Key Biscayne bakery with some interesting creations, like brisket croissants and cacio e pepe sourdough.
Three Palms is a casual Cuban restaurant in North Miami. You can have a Cuban sandwich outside or grab a cafecito to-go.
S&N Vegetables is a classic ventanita in Hialeah. The cash-only spot serves great Cuban sandwiches and batidos.
Sixty10 is an outdoor rotisserie chicken spot in Little Haiti with a ton of picnic-table seating that’s also BYOB.
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.
Allapattah’s Smart Bites is a good option for a kind of healthy lunch - but the coolest part about this place is the huge, lush outdoor seating.
Regina’s Grocery is a little sandwich counter inside South Beach’s Urbanica The Meridian Hotel. The subs are big, tasty, and work great for the beach.
Ironside Bakery in Little River serves really good sandwiches, toasts, croissants - and is casual enough for a quick lunch or lazy brunch.
La Sandwicherie in Brickell is a good casual spot for a quick sandwich. They’re very big too, so come hungry.
Toasted Bagelry is a small, casual spot in Brickell that works for a quick breakfast, or getting a bagel sandwich to-go.
The Egg Spot is a casual breakfast place in Downtown that does a few different egg sandwiches, coffee, and mimosas.
Little Havana’s Versailles is the most famous Cuban restaurant on the planet, but it’s thankfully also still good.
