Listen, we can argue about a lot of things in Miami, but when it comes to food? We have options.
And when you think about our food scene, are we surprised?
You can get Cuban food for breakfast, Peruvian for lunch, Italian for dinner and somehow still end the night with croquetas.
Miami ranked No. 1 for diversity, accessibility and quality, and we also have the most restaurants per capita. Plus, we rank near the top for farmers markets, butcher shops, gourmet specialty stores and even ice cream and frozen yogurt shops.
Now for the very Miami part: affordability.
We ranked 166th.
So yes, we have the food, the variety and the quality. Your wallet may just have a few thoughts about it.
Portland came in second, followed by San Francisco, Seattle and Austin. And Florida had two more cities in the Top 10, with Orlando at No. 6 and Tampa at No. 7.
What Miami restaurant do you think everyone needs to try at least once?
