Quesillos Guiliguiste in Sweetwater specializes in Nicaraguan quesillos.

Rakachaka Grill y Más in Little Havana serves Nicaraguan classics such as carne asada and gallo pinto.

Burger Bob’s is an old school cash-only diner on a golf course in Coral Gables. The burgers are tasty and they serve breakfast too.

Half Moon Empanadas is a casual walk-up window where you can order some really tasty, affordable empanadas.

Piman Bouk Bakery is a cash-only Haitian bakery in Little Haiti serving up some great (and affordable) patties.

Mary Ann Bakery is a small Chinese bakery in North Miami that makes a phenomenal pork bun, among other things.

Adelita’s is a great Honduran restaurant in Little Haiti good for a casual meal or takeout.

Blocks Pizza is a grab-and-go pizza spot in South Beach good for a quick lunch or late-night slice.

Pizza Bar is a spot where you can grab a huge pie or big slices of decent pizza. It’s a good late-night option.

Dumpling King is a casual North Miami spot where you can get some big, tasty dumplings for under $10.

Taqueria Hoja is a small taco spot in Downtown serving some of Miami’s best tacos, burritos, and flautas.

King Jerk is a food truck parked in Opa-locka. Stop by for some excellent chicken and mac and cheese.

Kingston Delight is a casual, cafeteria-style restaurant in North Miami with good jerk chicken.

Jamaica Corner is a vendor inside a Downtown food court. It’ll do for lunch if you’re craving jerk chicken or oxtail.

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.