Mr. Mandolin is a Greek restaurant inside the Vagabond Hotel in MiMo. They have very good gyros, kebabs, and salads.

Lil’ Laos is a Laotian food pop-up that operates out of different restaurants around Miami.

El Bagel is a small shop in MiMo that serves incredible bagel sandwiches. It's mainly to-go and there's usually a line - but it's very worth the wait.

East Side Pizza is an outdoor pizzeria in the Upper East Side that's good for a late-night slice.

Knaus Berry Farm is a classic bakery in Homestead where people wait hours in line for incredibly good cinnamon rolls.

Frankie’s is a classic spot on Bird Road that serves square pizzas with a crispy crust.

Lakay is a bakery and ice cream shop in Little Haiti. Stop by for a scoop on a brutally hot day.

Chez Le Bebe is a small cash-only restaurant in Little Haiti. They serve good versions of classic Haitian dishes like griot.

Pack Supermarket is a casual cafeteria in Little Haiti that serves really good fried chicken.

Regina’s Grocery is a little sandwich counter inside South Beach’s Urbanica The Meridian Hotel. The subs are big, tasty, and work great for the beach.

Fireman Derek’s is a small bakery in Wynwood that serves pretty over-the-top cakes and pies. They’re great if you really love dessert.

Schwartz’s Genuine Deli is a delivery and pick-up only deli on 79th Street that does pretty good bagels and sandwiches.

DC Pie Co. is a pizza spot in Brickell where the pizzas taste like a Lucali impression.

Toasted Bagelry is a small, casual spot in Brickell that works for a quick breakfast, or getting a bagel sandwich to-go.

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

Chef Creole is where to go in Little Haiti for classic Haitian dishes like conch, griot, and stewed oxtail.