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18 Iconic Hispanic Restaurants In Miami
Get a crash course in Latin American cuisine at these historic Miami restaurants.
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La Casita Cafeteria
Pupusas and coladas from La Casita Cafeteria come with an entertaining view of West Flagler.
Redland Market Village
This weekend flea market in Redland has some of the best Central American food vendors in the county.
Vinya Table
Vinya Table is a great restaurant and wine bar in Coral Gables perfect for date night or a casual weekend dinner.
Chica
Chica is a big Latin restaurant in the Upper East Side with expensive food that isn’t great. But their weekend dinner party is kind of fun.
Mango's Tropical Cafe
Mango’s is a hilariously Miami tourist trap in South Beach that can actually be kind of fun—as long as you know what you're in for.
La Mar by Gaston Acurio
La Mar by Gaston Acurio in Brickell Key serves Peruvian food, including a variety of cebiches, and has a great view of the bay.
Cafe La Trova
Cafe La Trova on Calle Ocho is a huge Cuban restaurant with live music, great cocktails, and very good food.
Matador Room
Matador Room is a Miami Beach restaurant with a gorgeous dining room, but an underwhelming menu.
Pinch Kitchen
Pinch Kitchen is a spot in the Upper East Side that feels super casual, but serves a wide range of really great food.
La Camaronera Fish Market
Little Havana’s La Camaronera serves great seafood in a casual space. It’s also where you’ll find the incredible pan con minuta sandwich.
Quinto La Huella
Quinto La Huella is an upscale Uruguayan restaurant in the East Hotel. It’s expensive, but the food is great.
El Bajareque
El Bajareque is a little restaurant on the border of Wynwood that has the best Puerto Rican food in the area.
Pubbelly Sushi
Pubbelly Sushi is a fun spot in Sunset Harbour that’s good for sharing some sushi and small plates.
El Salón
El Salón is a cocktail bar on Española Way great for a date or hiding from the touristy crowds outside.
La Cañita
La Cañita is one of the few places you want to eat inside Bayside Marketplace. They serve Cuban and Caribbean food, and have a nice waterfront view.
18 Iconic Hispanic Restaurants In Miami
Get a crash course in Latin American cuisine at these historic Miami restaurants.
Yellow Green Farmers Market
Yellow Green Farmers Market is a huge outdoor marketplace in Hollywood where you can kill an afternoon browsing and eating great food.
Terras at Life House Little Havana
Terras is a rooftop bar and restaurant on top of the Life House Hotel in Little Havana, and it’s our favorite rooftop in town.
Spanglish Craft Cocktail Bar + Kitchen
Spanglish is a small cocktail bar in Wynwood with great cocktails and a small food menu.
Watr At The 1 Rooftop
Watr is a rooftop restaurant on top of South Beach’s 1 Hotel. The food is nothing special, but this place has one of the best views in Miami Beach.
Glass and Vine
Glass and Vine is a Latin fusion restaurant on the edge of a park in Coconut Grove, and you should definitely sit outside.
SuViche
SuViche is a good place to grab a quick lunch or dinner in South Beach. They do Peruvian/Japanese food here, including sushi and ceviche.
Moises Bakery
Moises Bakery is a casual Latin bakery in North Beach where you’ll want to focus on the empanadas.
Chef Creole Seasoned Kitchen
Chef Creole is where to go in Little Haiti for classic Haitian dishes like conch, griot, and stewed oxtail.