King Jerk is a food truck parked in Opa-locka. Stop by for some excellent chicken and mac and cheese.

Jamaica Corner is a vendor inside a Downtown food court. It’ll do for lunch if you’re craving jerk chicken or oxtail.

Frice is a scoop shop inside The Citadel in Little Haiti. Their ice cream is incredibly good.

Luis Galindo is a casual Cuban diner with a few locations around Miami. It’s good for a casual dinner or lunch.

Three Palms is a casual Cuban restaurant in North Miami. You can have a Cuban sandwich outside or grab a cafecito to-go.

S&N Vegetables is a classic ventanita in Hialeah. The cash-only spot serves great Cuban sandwiches and batidos.

Bagel Bar East is a casual breakfast spot in North Miami with a big menu and pretty good bagels.

New York Bagel Deli is a casual breakfast spot in North Beach and they make a very solid bagel.

Café Bea is a small restaurant in Westchester with outdoor seating and a brunch-appropriate menu.

The Taco Stand is a Mexican spot in Wynwood good for a quick lunch or casual dinner before a night out.

Uptown 66 is a takeout window in MiMo that serves good tacos, burritos, and quesadillas.

Tacos El Carnal is a simple Mexican restaurant in Little Havana that serves delicious tacos.

Oriental Bakery is a Middle Eastern market and restaurant on Coral Way.

Matryoshka is a Russian market and deli in Sunny Isles where you can shop for perogies or grab some Russian food for lunch.

Norman Brothers is a grocery store in South Miami that also serves deli sandwiches and milkshakes.

Tio Colo is a Hialeah restaurant best known for its Cuban ice cream sandwiches, or bocaditos de helado.