Frice is a scoop shop inside The Citadel in Little Haiti. Their ice cream is incredibly good.

USBS is a food vendor in Little Haiti’s The Citadel. Their burgers are some of Miami’s best and they have a great fried chicken sandwich too.

Lil’ Laos is a Laotian food pop-up that operates out of different restaurants around Miami.

Sixty10 is an outdoor rotisserie chicken spot in Little Haiti with a ton of picnic-table seating that’s also BYOB.

Lakay is a bakery and ice cream shop in Little Haiti. Stop by for a scoop on a brutally hot day.

Chez Le Bebe is a small cash-only restaurant in Little Haiti. They serve good versions of classic Haitian dishes like griot.

Sur is a Little Haiti spot that serves empanadas and sandwiches. It’s good for a quick lunch.

Piman Bouk is a classic Little Haiti restaurant where you’ll find really good versions of goat, oxtail, and more Haitian dishes.

Craft Food & Beer is a small, casual restaurant in Little Haiti. They do a good burger, and the food is way more exciting than their name.

La Piazzetta Pizzeria is a casual Italian restaurant near Little Haiti that serves solid Neapolitan pizza.

Pack Supermarket is a casual cafeteria in Little Haiti that serves really good fried chicken.

Clive’s is a simple restaurant in Little Haiti that serves some of the city’s best Jamaican food.

Panther Coffee Little Haiti is bigger than the other locations and good for getting some work done.

Naomi’s is a classic spot in Little Haiti serving Haitian and Caribbean food. You can take it to-go or eat it in their pretty courtyard.

Churchill’s is a grimy dive bar in Little Haiti with live music seven nights a week. And we absolutely love it.

Chef Creole is where to go in Little Haiti for classic Haitian dishes like conch, griot, and stewed oxtail.