1-800-Lucky is an asian fusion restaurant in Wynwood, Miami.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 143 NW 23rd Street, Miami, FL 33127
Coyo Taco in Wynwood is the Mexican street-food counter at 2300 NW 2nd Avenue, with hand-pressed tortillas, late-night hours and a hidden mezcal speakeasy.
OrderAl pastor tacos and a fresh-pressed margarita; the speakeasy room opens after 10pm.
TipOrder at the counter, sit on the patio. The back-room mezcal bar is the late-night Wynwood pivot.
KYU in Wynwood is the wood-smoked Asian counter at 251 NW 25th Street, named TIME's Best Restaurant in Florida in 2017 and still drawing the after-work queue.
OrderDuck-fat fried rice and the charred cauliflower with shishito-herb dressing.
TipWalk-ins seat fastest at the central bar with a view of the wood grill; book the dining room two weeks out.
Coyo Taco in Wynwood is the Mexican street-food counter at 2300 NW 2nd Avenue, with hand-pressed tortillas, late-night hours and a hidden mezcal speakeasy.
OrderAl pastor tacos and a fresh-pressed margarita; the speakeasy room opens after 10pm.
TipOrder at the counter, sit on the patio. The back-room mezcal bar is the late-night Wynwood pivot.
KYU in Wynwood is the wood-smoked Asian counter at 251 NW 25th Street, named TIME's Best Restaurant in Florida in 2017 and still drawing the after-work queue.
OrderDuck-fat fried rice and the charred cauliflower with shishito-herb dressing.
TipWalk-ins seat fastest at the central bar with a view of the wood grill; book the dining room two weeks out.
Macchialina in Miami Beach is Michael Pirolo's rustic Italian taverna at 820 Alton Road, open in South Beach since 2012 with house-made pasta as the spine.
OrderTagliatelle bolognese with the slow-cooked meat ragu.
TipSidewalk tables for breeze, dining room for noise; the Italian wine list runs deeper than the menu suggests.
Chug's Diner in Coconut Grove is Michael Beltran's Cuban-American counter at 3444 Main Highway, a 2025 Michelin Bib Gourmand pick for daytime Cuban classics.
OrderThe pan con bistec breakfast plate with eggs and crispy potatoes.
TipMornings beat midday on the queue; sit at the counter for the full kitchen view.
La Carreta in Miami is the Calle Ocho Cuban diner at 3632 SW 8th Street, a sister room to Versailles serving abuela-style plates and cafe con leche from 8am.
OrderLechon asado with moros y cristianos and a side of tostones.
TipThe ventanita pours strong cafecito at any hour; the dining room is quieter than Versailles next door.
Sergio's in Coral Gables is the original family Cuban diner at 3252 SW 22nd Street, serving abuela-style Miami plates across South Florida since 1975.
OrderPan con bistec with crispy potato sticks and a cafe con leche.
TipOpen early for breakfast, late for after-show plates. The Coral Way location is the founding room.
