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Bayside Seafood Hut
(Restaurants - Best Value)
3501 Rickenbacker Cswy
Miami FL 33149
305-361-0808
Description:
KEY BISCAYNE. Come hungry because this seafood stop is sure to fill you up. Large portions and a casual atmosphere make you feel right at home, and menu prices go easy on the pocketbook, too! Order seafood cooked in a variety of ways ­ broiled, blackened, or fried, it's all fresh and succulent. Occasionally on weekends, guests are treated to live music; the location also offers a waterside view. Casual dress.

Daily Bread Marketplace
(Restaurants - Best Value)
2400 SW 27th St
Miami FL 33133
305-856-5893
Description:
COCONUT GROVE. Middle Eastern restaurants are few and far between in Miami, but Daily Bread offers a delectable array of tabouli, baba ghanoush and lamb or beef kebabs, all served with generous portions of fresh pita bread. Daily specials may include lamb and cauliflower with preserved lemon, and gourmet sandwiches and salads satisfy on-the-go patrons. Quick service and wallet-friendly prices also please, and the baklava is widely regarded as some of the best in town.

Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop
(Restaurants - Best Value)
186 NE 29th St
Miami FL
305-573-4681
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Open for breakfast and lunch, this Cuban cafeteria keeps the Design District well fed on everything from bacon and eggs (along with café Cubano, of course) to handmade sandwiches.

Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish
(Restaurants - Best Value)
398 NW North River Dr
Miami FL 33128
305-375-0765
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Offering simple Florida cooking at its best, Garcia's serves the area's freshest seafood at incredible prices. A location on the Miami River grants picturesque dining, complete with picnic tables and umbrellas, and the super-casual ambience is much prized by regulars. They also swear by the dolphin sandwich, hushpuppies and crab cakes. Some items sell out quickly, but the staff can steer you to other satisfying options, and daily specials are always reliable. And don't forget to sample the seafood dip!

Hy-Vong
(Restaurants - Best Value)
3458 SW 8th St
Miami FL 33135-4108
305-446-3674
Description:
LITTLE HAVANA. Surrounded by Cuban and Spanish eateries, this Vietnamese gem is always crowded with regulars who appreciate the cuisine's spicy, subtle flavors. Don't expect lovely decor ­ the room is sparse and plain, and the service has a reputation for being a bit slow. But your patience will be rewarded with some of the best Vietnamese food in Miami. Have an exotic beer and then enjoy the pork, a winner in a unique sauce made with ground nuts. Or try dolphin in mango sauce with crisp, flavorful spring rolls ­ a specialty of the house. Various fresh catches are always available, typically enhanced by sauces featuring tropical fruit and herbs.