19 "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.
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.
Itamae is a stall within the Design District’s St. Roch Market, and they serve the best Nikkei food in Miami.
Lucali in Sunset Harbour is where to go for the best NY-style pizza in Miami - and just some of the best pizza in Miami, period.
MiMo’s tiny Blue Collar is kind of like an upscale diner, serving a great cheeseburger, big sandwiches, and braised meats.
Little Havana’s Versailles is the most famous Cuban restaurant on the planet, but it’s thankfully also still good.
Stanzione 87 is a minimal Italian spot in Brickell that serves some of the best Neapolitan pizzas in Miami.
Joe’s Stone Crab is a 100-year-old seafood restaurant in South Pointe that’s famous for starting the stone crab craze.
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar in South Beach serves fried chicken and other Southern classics in a stylish space.
Eating House is a solid brunch option in Coral Gables with a random mix of food ranging from fried chicken and waffles to scallops.
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.
