Sanguich De Miami in Little Havana makes the best Cuban sandwiches in the city.

Zak The Baker is a Wynwood bakery where you will find the best breads and pastries in Miami.

Ghee Indian Kitchen in the Design District serves farm-to-table takes on classic Indian dishes that are all incredible.

Kyu in Wynwood serves a mash up of modern American and Asian BBQ. It’s good for almost every occasion we can think of.

Stephen’s Deli is a classic Jewish deli in Hialeah that has some modern touches and a cocktail bar in the back.

All Day serves the best coffee in the city, and some solid breakfast/lunch food, in an unexpected corner of Downtown.

Itamae is a stall within the Design District’s St. Roch Market, and they serve the best Nikkei food in Miami.

B&M Market is a small roti shop and bodega on 79th Street with some of the best West Indian food in the city.

Lokal in Coconut Grove makes the best burgers in Miami, has a nice beer selection, and is a great place to stare at some adorable dogs.

MiMo’s tiny Blue Collar is kind of like an upscale diner, serving a great cheeseburger, big sandwiches, and braised meats.

Mister 01 is a fantastic pizzeria located in a random office building just off Lincoln Road.

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

Proper Sausages is a butcher shop and to-go sandwich shop in Miami Shores that’s perfect for lunch.

Stanzione 87 is a minimal Italian spot in Brickell that serves some of the best Neapolitan pizzas in Miami.

Enriqueta’s is an old-school Cuban diner that specializes in breakfast food and great sandwiches.

Chug’s is a casual Cuban spot in Coconut Grove good for breakfast or lunch or anytime you want great pastelitos.