Every Miami Beach food list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast, burgers, sushi, desserts, bakeries and patios, all alphabetical.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Miami Beach’s restaurants cluster in South Beach, on Ocean Drive, Collins and Washington avenues, the Lincoln Road pedestrian mall, Alton Road and Sunset Harbor. Mid-Beach has hotel restaurants along Collins Avenue and a few shops on 41st Street, and North Beach has its own cluster around 71st Street, Collins Avenue and Ocean Terrace.

Each list below names every place we could confirm in that category, in alphabetical order, with its address, the hours it publishes and its phone number. We started from OpenStreetMap records inside the city limits, the same data behind our local directory, then checked each place against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. Places with no website, or whose sites did not load, are not on the lists yet. We check the lists again every three months. Nobody pays to be on a list, and none of them is a ranking. Run a restaurant? Write to us to add or correct an entry.

The lists

Where to get wings. Nine places, mostly pizzerias and slice shops in South Beach, plus an Ocean Drive cafe and two places on 71st Street. Several stay open to 2 or 3 a.m.

Where to get pizza. Eleven places: two on the Lincoln Road mall, a Brooklyn pizzeria in Sunset Harbor, slice shops on Collins and Washington avenues, the delivery chains, a Mid-Beach pizzeria and three in North Beach.

Mexican and Tex-Mex. Four restaurants with five locations, all in South Beach: two on Ocean Drive, one on Collins Avenue that says it never closes, one at Española Way and a taqueria on 16th Street.

Breakfast and coffee. Twelve places, from all-day breakfast on Ocean Drive and Washington Avenue to bagels and a 24-hour Cuban bakery on Alton Road and Argentine pastries on 71st Street.

Where to get burgers. Six places: a diner on Washington Avenue, a chain burger shop, an Ocean Drive cafe, a Lincoln Road pizza bar and two late-night places in North Beach.

Sushi and Asian. Five restaurants: a Thai restaurant on Washington Avenue, a sushi tavern in Sunset Harbor, and conveyor-belt sushi, a beachside sushi terrace and a Thai and sushi restaurant in North Beach.

Ice cream and desserts. Six shops: gelato and spicy ice cream on Ocean Drive, a scoop shop on Lincoln Road, beignets on Washington Avenue, a 41st Street counter and a late-night gelato shop in North Beach.

Bakeries. Five bakeries with six locations: two French bakeries in South Beach, a 24-hour Cuban-American bakery on Alton Road and South American bakeries on 71st Street and Collins Avenue.

Patios and outdoor dining. Six places whose own sites list a patio, terrace, courtyard or rooftop: four on Ocean Drive, a hotel courtyard in Mid-Beach and a sushi terrace in North Beach.

We looked for barbecue as well, but could confirm only one grill inside the city limits, so there is no barbecue list for now.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are the restaurants in Miami Beach?

Most cluster in South Beach, on Ocean Drive, Collins and Washington avenues, the Lincoln Road mall, Alton Road and Sunset Harbor. Mid-Beach has hotel restaurants on Collins Avenue and shops on 41st Street, and North Beach has its own cluster around 71st Street and Collins Avenue.

Where can I eat late at night in Miami Beach?

Azteca South Beach on Collins Avenue says it is open 24/7, and IHOP on Collins Avenue and Pinecrest Bakery on Alton Road list 24 hours. Papa Johns on 15th Street lists 3 a.m. daily.

Where can I eat outside in Miami Beach?

Our patios and outdoor dining list names six places whose own sites list a patio, terrace, courtyard or rooftop, four of them on Ocean Drive.

Are these lists rankings?

No. Every list is alphabetical, checked against each place’s own website, and nobody pays to be on one.