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.

Coral Bagels is a casual breakfast spot in the Gables where you can find UM kids eating diner-style breakfast.

Tacos El Carnal is a simple Mexican restaurant in Little Havana that serves delicious tacos.

Arbetter’s is a classic spot in Westchester where generations of Miamians go for hot dogs and cheese fries.

Mr. Baba is a food truck in Edgewater good for quick shawarma with crispy Mediterranean fries.

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

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

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.

Royal Castle is a classic Miami restaurant that serves really tasty burger slider “six-packs” alongside a 24/7 breakfast menu.

Go To Sushi is a very casual little Japanese spot in the Upper East Side with surprisingly good food.

Raja’s is a super casual little Downtown restaurant that serves good Indian food - and a lot of it.

La Latina is a casual Venezuelan spot near Midtown where you can get a great arepa and other very affordable dishes.

La Sandwicherie in Brickell is a good casual spot for a quick sandwich. They’re very big too, so come hungry.

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

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