Miami

Eater: Best fritas in Miami. Hands down. [Eater 38 Member]

Eater: The pan con lechon is arguably the best in town. They also have gluten-free offerings! [Eater 38 Member]

Miami New Times: Love that it's not trying to be fussy and it sticks to a traditional Japanese eatery! Freshest sushi in Miami for sure!

Miami New Times: Relax on one of the vintage couches and savor your drink as you enjoy this local spot! The prices don't tug too much on your wallet and the atmosphere is always great!

Kronos Nyne: Named best Jamaican Restaurant by Miami New Times 3 years in a row. Family owned, economical, warm, and friendly. You'd think you was @ yard!

Kronos Nyne: El Bajareque is a #WynWyn. Family-run restaurant offers huge portions of freshly made Puerto Rican cuisine including appetizers, soups, + desserts as authentic as they come — at seriously low prices.

Eater: Cheap Cuban food, fresh fruits, veggies and a bakery known for it's fresh squeezed sugarcane, tamales and perfectly salty chicharones cut to order. [Eater 38 Member]

Miami New Times: At El Mago de las Fritas, the polemic Cuban hamburger is $3.50, both delicious and affordable.

Miami New Times: This cash-only teeny Little Havana shop offers $1.75 carnitas tacos and $2 beef tripe tacos. And if you think carnitas mean slow-cooked pork, you are wrong.

Miami New Times: The restaurant's bill of fare includes also ceviches, stone crabs, tacos (one for $3.50), salads, and more. But what truly sets My Ceviche apart are its young owners: Sam Gorenstein and Roger Duarte.