19 "Cheap Eats" restaurants in Miami.
Lung Yai Thai Tapas in Little Havana almost always has a wait, but also serves great classics like khao soi and massaman curry.
Little Havana’s Versailles is the most famous Cuban restaurant on the planet, but it’s thankfully also still good.
When you’ve had two to four more drinks than planned, head to La Sandwicherie in South Beach after a night out - they’re open until 5am.
BND Burger in Wynwood serves really tasty smash burgers. It’s a good choice for lunch or as a late-night snack while bar hopping.
El Bajareque is a little restaurant on the border of Wynwood that has the best Puerto Rican food in the area.
Las Olas Cafe is a little Cuban cafeteria and ventanita on South Beach. Stop by for a quick cafecito or Cuban sandwich.
El Mago de las Fritas is a famous frita spot in Little Havana that serves our second-favorite frita in town.
Fatair Al Basha is a casual little Lebanese spot on 8th Street good for takeout or a quick, quiet meal. They also have some Lebanese goods for sale.
The Corner is a Downtown bar good for Happy Hour or a place to drink when everywhere else is closed.
El Palacio de los Jugos is a cafeteria-style Cuban restaurant in South Beach with nine other locations throughout Miami.
Shake Shack is a very well-known chain where you can get a reliably delicious smash burger with a very good shake.
Pizza Tropical is a pizza stand in the back of Gramps in Wynwood with some of the best NY-style slices in Miami.
North Beach’s Burgers and Shakes is a casual spot that serves exactly what you think it does and is good for after a beach day or late-night food.
