Check out our list of the best budget restaurants in Miami, Florida if you’re looking to save big. Sure, you skipped Starbucks this morning, but don’t have time to cook dinner? Where do you go? As the following selections prove, eating out without breaking the bank is possible. French, Cuban, Asian, Italian, and Middle Eastern… all types of cuisine await. You can get the most bang for your buck at the best budget restaurants in Miami FL – just read on to find out more.
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34 SW 8th St |
These sandwiches are massive and will satisfy your late-night cravings. In addition to sandwiches, you can also chow down on croques and salads. Just about everything is under $10 and the portions make it well worth the price. |
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Multiple Locations |
You can’t say you’re in the know about Miami If you don’t know about this popular spot. They specialize in Cuban juices, but offer a variety of Latin-American favorites, as well. This comfort food is served in a family-friendly environment. |
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10433 NW 41st St, Doral |
Fiesta’s savory platters are available at an unbelievable price, making it among the best budget restaurants in Miami, FL. But there’s not bad pick on the menu, and you’ll get a generous helping of whatever you order. And just about everything comes with chips and salsa. ’Nuff said. |
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2400 SW 27th St, Coconut Grove |
You can get your Middle Eastern fix at Daily Bread. It’s a cafe and market so you can get something to eat for now and later. Hummus, falafel, shawarma — all that and more is waiting for you. |
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1952 W Flagler St |
At La Camaronera, you can get quality seafood without breaking your budget. This cash-only joint offers some of the the best shrimp in Miami. Crispy and crunchy, both your stomach and your wallet will thank you. |
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3401 N Miami Ave |
Prepare to be overwhelmed with the choices at Sakaya Kitchen. The Asian fusion dishes include Honey-Orange Baby Back Ribs and California Brown Rice. But the staff knows best, so ask for their recommendations when you head inside. |
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Multiple Locations |
El Rey is known for their Cuban burgers on a puffy roll, served with sautéed onions and shoestring fries. They have multiple locations throughout South Florida (really, one of the best budget restaurants in Miami), but if you’re lucky, you can catch them at their food truck Frita on Wheels for a bite on the go. |
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109 NE 2nd Ave |
Bali has Asian-inspired food, from sushi to dumplings to Indonesian specialties. They’re masters of flavor. If you’re looking to get out of a food rut, Bali should be first on your list. |
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8736 SW 72nd St |
You can get heaping portions of your Jamaican favorites like jerk chicken and jerk pork. Or you can go for the famous Jamaican patties in a variety of flavors like cheesy beef or curry chicken. Maybe you should order one for the road. |
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2437 SW 17th Ave |
Imagine the biggest slice of pizza possible. Now double it. That’s the slice at Casola’s. These massive slices are $5 and could last you two meals if you have the self-control. Don’t skip Casola’s burgers, subs, and salads, with just about every combo you can think of. |
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Assistant Editor Ciara is a DC native and East Coast roamer with degrees in both English Professional Writing and Drama & Theatre Studies from Elon University. She's written for a variety of publications including Highway 64, Travel Writing at Elon, and Odyssey. More of her work can be found at ciaracorcoran.com.
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