If you're looking for killer doughnuts, cinnamon buns, and a good latte, Solo is your place. Doughnut flavors change every day, but look for exotics like Key Lime or classics like cinnamon.
If your idea of a good time is having a warm pain au chocolat ($2.50) and a giant cafe au lait ($4), while sitting in a gardenlike setting then A La Folie is your escape in the middle of Miami Beach.
News Cafe is still the most iconic place to breakfast on Miami Beach and since it's open 24 hours, we suggest waking up with the roosters and getting the best breakfast in SoBe.
This late night spot attracts the locals and the tourists, who probably would not be able to get deep friend greasy quality cuban food in Miami Beach.
Best of Miami 2013- Best New Restaurant: Khong River House. Dishes of Laos, Burma, Vietnam, and Thailand, indulge in food once rare to find in South Florida. Try their Vietnamese style crispy prawns. Read more.
Classic Prohibition-era cocktails are aplenty at the vintage-chic canteen in the Freehand Miami hostel (a retro revival of the historic Miami Beach Indian Creek Hotel).
At Yardbird, an order of Llewellyn's finest ($26) brings half a free-range bird, which is brined and seasoned for a total of 27 hours.
Oft called the In-N-Out of Queens, this is no cheesy rip-off of the famed chain, at least not to the legions fans salivating over the Double Cheeses pulled off the grill. (Readers' Choice) Read more.
Try a more faithful rendition of pad thai here: banana leaves topped with tangles of pork-fat-rendered rice noodles, tasty dried shrimp, preserved radish, sour tamarind and crunchy peanuts. Read more.
