International Restaurants in Miami

Miami is one of those cities where you can taste the world without leaving town. You’ll find international spots tucked into neighborhoods like Wynwood, Little Havana, and even edge-of-the-city places like Doral, famous for its Colombian and Venezuelan eats.

Some days you might want spicy Thai at a hole-in-the-wall joint on NE 2nd Ave and other days a wood-fired pizza in Brickell hits the spot just right. I still go back to Los Félix in Little Havana for that argentine parrilla,nothing fancy, just seriously good meat and chimichurri that remind me why Miami’s food scene stands out.

Here’s a pro tip: go during weekday happy hours if you want to try international tapas or sushi rolls at a discount. And don’t sleep on the dumpling spots in downtown Miami, especially if you like your meals with a little hustle and bustle around you. If you’re really looking to impress, check out the Peruvian ceviche at La Mar by Gastón Acurio in Brickell,it’s a game changer. Miami’s international food scene isn’t just about eating, it’s about feeling like you’ve made it a bit further across the globe, all in an evening.Whatever kind of food you're looking for, there's plenty for everybody in Miami. 

With a combination of cultures and the finest cuisine in the world, our restaurants appeal to any palate. You can pick from paella, steaks, spaghetti, fish, and chips, mezzes, and tapas to name a few.