Miami: Where Locals Actually Eat
15 spots worth the trip, from cafecito to 5 a.m. sushi.
The Cuban counters, the Jamaican kitchen in Wynwood, the Puerto Rican brunch spot, the soul food in Overtown, and the classics locals still swear by. For every spot: exactly what to order and one thing only a local would tell you.
Instant PDF download. 14-page digital magazine made for your phone.
What you get
15 spots, by craving
- Cafecito & Cuban breakfast2 spots
- Brunch5 spots
- Seafood2 spots
- Dinner5 spots
- Late night1 spot, open till 5 a.m.
- Breakfast for under $7Yes, really
South Beach · Wynwood · Brickell · Overtown · Midtown · Key Biscayne · Coral Gables · the Miami River
Every spot in this guide is one I have eaten at and would send my best friend to. No tourist traps, no paid placements, no filler. Just the Miami I actually love.
Questions
How do I get it?
Tap “Download,” then choose: download free with your email, or pay what you want with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. Either way, the PDF downloads right away.
Is it really free?
Yes. Paying is optional, and you get the same complete guide either way. If you do pay, it helps fund the next city guide.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It is designed in a phone-sized format, so it reads like flipping through stories.
Is this a printed magazine?
No, it is a digital PDF. Nothing is shipped.
I'm visiting for Miami Art Week. Is it useful?
Yes. It covers Miami Beach, Wynwood, Brickell and Overtown, with late-night food for after the parties.