Cheap Miami Restaurants

Breakfast or lunch and on a budget? Go to this cheap Florida restaurant for a bagel with cream cheese and a coffee for a $1.60. The rest of the menu items are all under $7.00.

Pita sandwiches start at $4.95 and go great with a side of eggplant dip. If you're really hungry grab a platter, starting at $6.95, it is Served with hummus, tabouli, pita bread, and salad.

This cheap Miami restaurant is known for it's good prices, guacamole, and pico de gallo. Burritos start at $7 and you can get 3 tacos for around $8 which also includes sides. Try a Mayan Roll for dessert.

The bistec empanizado is a popular dish, and everyone likes the homemade french fries. They make their own flan, so make sure you save some room. Their portions are large, saving room is hard.

This place is known for its fast and cheap subs. Most of them come off of a griddle, and one of the more popular sandwiches is a "fish and grits" sub. Try the honey mustard sub, it's unique.

This health food store turned juice bar is a hidden gem in Miami. Whether you want something vegan, or fresh organic juices to start your day. Their fresh juices will keep you coming back.

Cheap Cuban food in the heart of the warehouse district. The menu is written every day on the dry erase board. Everyone is friendly, and their meals are prepared fresh. The keep it very clean.

Try the "Pitchfork" with BBQ sauce, bacon, melted cheddar, and grilled onions, to the "Tropicale" which has Dogma sauce, pineapple, melted mozzarella, bacon, and crushed potato chips.

The montaditos start at $1 and go up to $2.50. They have samplers from $4-8 and a $21 12 montadito sampler that also comes with Spanish olives. Draft beers are $2-3, and they even have ice cream.

This cheap Miami restaurant has many interesting flavors. They have teas like blood orange tisane, dragonfruit, or green tea strawberry fields. There's also cucumber pear soda, and coco curry chicken sandwiches.

Their menu has an entire page listing all the Pupusa's that they make, and they also have lots of other dishes. They have many side dishes to choose from. Try the Baleada, it gets rave reviews.

Try some fresh squeezed juice, or some tofu curry, soy ackee fish, bbq thighs, pumpkin, or squash which are all vegetarian. Their platters start at $5, and they have all kinds of sides.

Dim sum is on the menu at this spot. Most items are $2-3 and include dumplings, egg tarts, spareribs in black bean sauce, or chicken feet in black bean sauce. They also have lunch specials.

This spot is open till 6 a.m. Thursday through Saturday, but it still attracts a normal crowd during the week. They have daily Colombian specials, and most of their menu items are under $10.