18 "Literally Everyone" restaurants in Miami.
Eating tongue is fun every once in a while. But you're usually looking for something just as memorable, and way more crowd pleasing. Here are the restaurants that will satisfy (and impress) your artsy roommate, new mother-in-law, and everyone in between.
Lucali in Sunset Harbour has some of the best pizza in Miami. You might have to wait, but it will be worth it.
Balloo is a tiny restaurant in Downtown that serves a very good mix of Indian, Trinidadian, Carribean, and Chinese dishes.
Sushi Erika is a little Japanese restaurant in North Bay Village. There’s almost always a wait because every roll here is delicious.
Little Havana’s Versailles is the most famous Cuban restaurant on the planet, but it’s thankfully also still good.
Kush serves some of Miami’s best burgers. It’s in one of the quieter corners of Wynwood, and best for small groups.
Stephen’s Deli is a classic Jewish deli in Hialeah that has some modern touches and a cocktail bar in the back.
MiMo’s tiny Blue Collar is kind of like an upscale diner, serving a great cheeseburger, big sandwiches, and braised meats.
Eating House is a solid brunch option in Coral Gables with a random mix of food ranging from fried chicken and waffles to scallops.
Stanzione 87 is a minimal Italian spot in Brickell that serves some of the best Neapolitan pizzas in Miami.
Broken Shaker in Mid-Beach is where to go for drinks on a tree-lined patio by a pool and to get away from the nearby clubs.
1-800-Lucky is an Asian food hall in Wynwood - come with those friends who can never decide where to eat and get a frozen beer or slushie.
