Every Miami where-to-eat list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Miami’s places to eat on these lists gather in a few areas: Wynwood around NW Second Avenue, Brickell and downtown, Calle Ocho (SW Eighth Street) in Little Havana, and NE Second Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard through Edgewater, the Design District, Little Haiti and Little River. Coconut Grove and Coral Way have their own. Each list below covers one kind of food and only places inside the City of Miami’s limits.

How we made these lists. Each list starts with OpenStreetMap records inside Miami’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, and adds places from the restaurants’ own sites and the state’s restaurant inspection records. Every place is checked against its own website, and hours come only from the venue itself. The lists are alphabetical. They are not rankings or recommendations, and nobody paid to be on them. Run one of these places? Write to us to add or correct your entry.

The lists

Wings. Five wing places at eight locations: two Brickell bars, Hooters on Coral Way, a Coconut Grove pizzeria and four Wingstop shops north and west of downtown that stay open past midnight.

Pizza. Eight pizza places at 21 locations, from chain stores along Calle Ocho and Biscayne Boulevard to a downtown pizzeria on West Flagler Street and wood-fired and sit-down pizza in Little River, Brickell and Coconut Grove.

Mexican and Tex-Mex. Twelve places at 17 locations, most of them taco restaurants in Wynwood, Brickell and downtown, plus Calle Ocho, Little River, the Design District and Coconut Grove.

Breakfast and coffee. Ten places at 16 locations: coffee roasters and cafes in Wynwood, Little Haiti, Brickell and downtown, Cuban restaurants on Calle Ocho and Le Jeune Road, and coffee shops in Coconut Grove.

Burgers. Seven burger places, four of them in Brickell and downtown, plus Edgewater, Coral Way and Biscayne Boulevard.

Sushi and Asian. Seven sushi, Thai, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese restaurants, three of them on Calle Ocho and the rest in Brickell, on Coral Way, in the Design District and in Little River.

Ice cream and desserts. Six ice cream, cookie and doughnut shops on Calle Ocho, in Wynwood and Edgewater and along NE Second Avenue.

Bakeries. Six bakeries at seven locations, with bread, pies, cookies, doughnuts and Italian and Portuguese pastry in Wynwood, Edgewater, Coconut Grove, Little River and on Coral Way.

Patios and outdoor dining. Five places whose own sites describe a patio, terrace or outdoor tables, from a ninth-floor bayside patio in Edgewater to a garden pizza patio in Little River.

More on eating out

  • Brunch. Weekend brunch hours from the restaurants’ own pages, from Coconut Grove to Wynwood and Little Havana.
  • Date night. Evenings out in Miami, from the Arsht Center and museum nights to live music at Lagniappe and dinner in Coconut Grove.
  • Restaurant inspections. How the state inspects Miami restaurants and how to look up a report.
  • Local directory. Businesses across the city, restaurants included.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a list of restaurants in Miami?

Miami Local Today keeps alphabetical lists of places to eat inside the city limits by category: wings, pizza, Mexican and Tex-Mex, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, bakeries, and patios and outdoor dining.

Are these Miami restaurant lists rankings?

No. Each list is alphabetical and is not a ranking or a recommendation. Nobody pays to be on a list, and places can write to correct their entries.

Where do most Miami restaurants on these lists cluster?

In Wynwood, in Brickell and downtown, on Calle Ocho in Little Havana, and along NE Second Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard north of downtown, with more in Coconut Grove and on Coral Way.

How do I check a Miami restaurant’s inspection?

Florida’s Division of Hotels and Restaurants inspects restaurants, and our restaurant inspections page explains how to look up a report and read the results.