It gets a little cool at night, but nothing a sweater will not take care of. With everything from the greasiest hot dog stand to finest gourmet restaurants, eating in Miami is a buyer s market. All over the city, street stands, cafes and coffee shops offer decent, filling breakfasts at a reasonable price. Aside from its fresh and succulent seafood, Cuban food is what Miami does best. A basic Cuban meal includes, rice, black beans, pork and root crops.
Many visitors also savor the famous Cuban coffee.
Not only can you find Cuban cooking, but because of the city's diverse population, visitors can sample food from Haiti, Argentina, Jamaica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemalan and Peru. At night, visitors can enjoy Miami's infamous and bustling nightlife. Miami is a very cool place to dance, drink and simply hang out in clubs rated by the cognoscenti as among the hippest in the world. The trendiest clubs are scattered over Miami. Pick up a copy of the weekly New Times freebie for the latest raves and special club parties.