6 street food places in Miami we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Miami | Street Food across every city.
Miami street food is a multicultural counter scene, strongest on Calle Ocho and in the Venezuelan strips out west. Sanguich de Miami on SW 8th Street, a 2022 Bib Gourmand pick, presses its pan cubano in Little Havana, while El Arepazo Doral feeds the Venezuelan diaspora its Pelua and Reina Pepiada arepas out in Doral. Coyo Taco in Wynwood rounds it out with hand-pressed tortillas and a trompo of al pastor.
Versailles Ventanita ★ 4.5
3555 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135
Versailles Ventanita in Miami is the Calle Ocho walk-up window at 3555 SW 8th Street, pouring cafecito and pastelitos since 1971 to past midnight on weekends.
Sanguich de Miami ★ 4.6
2057 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135
Sanguich in Little Havana is the Cuban sandwich counter at 2057 SW 8th Street, a 2022 Michelin Bib Gourmand pick built around house-pressed pan cubano.
El Arepazo Doral ★ 4.2
10191 NW 58th St, Doral, FL 33178
El Arepazo Doral in Miami's Doral is the Venezuelan arepa counter known for the Pelua and Reina Pepiada in a quick-service gas-station storefront.
Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop ★ 4.4
186 NE 29th St, Miami, FL 33137
Enriqueta's in Miami is the 1988 Cuban counter at 186 NE 29th Street on the Wynwood-Edgewater edge, pouring cafe con leche from 7am and pan con bistec.
Coyo Taco ★ 4.3
2300 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127
Coyo Taco in Wynwood is the Mexican street-food counter at 2300 NW 2nd Avenue, with hand-pressed tortillas, al pastor trompo and a hidden mezcal bar in back.
Vicky Bakery ★ 4.3
13925 NW 67th Ave, Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Vicky Bakery in Miami is the family-owned Cuban panaderia chain founded 1972, with Miami Lakes at 13925 NW 67th Avenue pouring pastelitos and cafecito.