#LiveLocalLatino: Miami #305Day Eats Guide
Islas Canarias
We can’t talk about croquetas in Miami without mentioning this family‑owned and operated restaurant with ✨arguably✨ the best in town. In 1977, Islas Canarias opened its doors and set the bar high for these homemade, ham delicacies. Enjoy one (or a dozen) with a cafecito y galleta.
📍 13695 SW 26th St, Miami, FL 33175
Instagram: @islascanariasrestaurant
Los Perros
Take a trip to 🇨🇴 with a Los Perros loaded hot dog. 🌭What started as a small hot dog stand in 1999 is now a chain of restaurants that offers classic Colombian staples like burgers, maicitos, salchipapas, arepas, and more mouthwatering munchies.
📍 8410 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33144
Instagram: @losperrosflagler
Fritanga Monimbo
Voted Best Nicaraguan Cuisine in Miami, Fritanga Monimbo is the go‑to place for your carne asada y gallo pinto cravings. The exaggerated portions and affordables prices are just a few reasons why this Miami restaurant holds a piece of our corazón. 💙And the fried cheese of course. 🧀
📍 9622 Fontainebleau Blvd, Miami, FL 33172
Instagram: @fritangamonimbo
La Quebradita Taqueria
Don’t wait until Tuesday to satisfy your taco craving. 🌮👏 La Quebradita Taqueria in Homestead is open seven days a week and will leave you coming back for more… más chile, más salsa verde, más taquitos, más de todo.
📍 702 N Krome Ave, Homestead, FL 33030
Instagram: @laquebraditarestaurant
Patagonia Nahuen
This family‑owned bakery and restaurant has been bringing homemade Argentinian facturas to South Florida since 2001. 😍 The freshly baked empanadas will impress even the most critical of abuelas.
📍10375 NW 41st St Doral, FL 33178
Instagram: @patagonianahuen
Doggi's Arepa Bar
An arepa bar is our favorite kind of bar. ❤️ This Venezuelan‑owned shop has every signature arepa filling you could imagine 🤯 and a twisted take on traditional dishes that will leave your barriga llena y corazón contento.
📍1246 Coral Way, Miami 33145
📍7281 Biscayne Blvd, Miami 33138
Instagram: @doggis