The ideal spot for a good meal and a good time. Must-have items on the menu include the finger-licking camaron a la francesa (shrimp in a parmesan cream sauce, served with Hawaiian plantains), salmon cilantro, and the traditional seafood rice dish, paella. Stop by the outside bar for happy hour and light bites with occasional live music.

Not a fancy sit-down restaurant per-se, but more like a Cuban Thanksgiving all year-round. Enter the palace of steaks, seafood, soups, seasonal fruits, juices and more. No need to wait for the food to be ready, it’s already displayed behind large glasses, to make guests extra hungry, and offers large portions for a affordable price.

Caribbean food nestled in the heart of Hialeah. Staple menu items include mofongo served alongside alcapurria and pastelon, arroz con gandules, and along with house favorites such as the mofongo with chicharron.

One of Hialeah’s most popular spots, Graziano’s is ideal place for romantic dinners, family get-togethers and just about any other special occasion. Not looking to dine-in but craving Argentine flair? There’s a food market right next door offering pastries, meats, and, of course, vino.

Neighboring Hialeah, but so good it had to make the list. The menu features Vietnamese classics such as rare beef pho, duck soup and bubble tea.

A little cafe with a whole lotta flavor. Located near Hialeah’s burgeoning arts district, the quaint cafe offers dishes like foie gras, braised lamb shank, and guava crepes. Fun fact: the owner is a Hialeah native.

For almost thirty years the popular Cuban restaurant has been serving Hialeah locals and tourists alike. Lauded as the restaurant with one of the best arroz moro’s in town, the go-to spot also offers stuffed plantains, baby churrasco and other dishes that won't break the bank.

Known by Hialeah locals as the go-to breakfast spot offering generous meal portions for a very affordable price. Yoyito’s is a favorite amongst locals, particularly those who grew up grabbing a quick café con leche before heading to the first period math class.