35 "Brunch" restaurants in Miami.
Tap 42 is a casual restaurant in Midtown where you can sit outside, have some drinks, and eat a really good burger.
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.
Phuc Yea in MiMo serves massive portions of pho, curries, and more mostly Vietnamese dishes that are fun to share with a group.
La Social is a casual cafe in the Upper East Side that works for a quiet lunch, breakfast, or brunch.
Ironside Bakery in Little River serves really good sandwiches, toasts, croissants - and is casual enough for a quick lunch or lazy brunch.
Pinch Kitchen is a spot in the Upper East Side that feels super casual, but serves a wide range of really great food.
American Social is an upscale sports bar and restaurant in Brickell. It’s a good spot to watch college football or eat by the water.
27 Restaurant in Mid-Beach does both dinner and drinks incredibly well in a laid back, tropical space.
Kyu in Wynwood serves a mash up of modern American and Asian BBQ. It’s good for almost every occasion we can think of.
MiMo’s tiny Blue Collar is kind of like an upscale diner, serving a great cheeseburger, big sandwiches, and braised meats.
Michael’s Genuine is one of the only places you can go for a low-key brunch or casual dinner in the Design District.
Cafe Roval on the Upper East Side has some of the prettiest outdoor seating in Miami and a slightly random Mediterranean menu.
Eating House is a solid brunch option in Coral Gables with a random mix of food ranging from fried chicken and waffles to scallops.
