
Twilight Bites: The Haute 5 Restaurants for Late Night Dining in Miami
Although we know that some of these places can’t be considered “fine dining,” we also know that even luxury lovers are struck with midnight munchies from time to time. Therefore, leave it to us at Haute Living to provide you with a few of Miami’s best spots fo…
Although we know that some of these places can’t be considered “fine dining,” we also know that even luxury lovers are struck with midnight munchies from time to time. Therefore, leave it to us at Haute Living to provide you with a few of Miami’s best spots for those late night cravings. After all, we know nothing feels better than satisfying your taste buds after a long night of frolicking through our magical city.
La Sandwicherie
Serving possibly the most delightful sandwiches in Sobe since 1988, Miami’s La Sandwhicherie captures all the glory of French flavors in a simple and comfortable manner. After leaving a long night of loud music and partying, this sandwich shop allows customers to sit and relax without too many distractions and trail off into another world that mainly focuses on the delicious tasting selections before them. Affordable, convenient, and open until 5:00 A.M. every day, La Sandwhicherie always provides the freshest ingredients on crisp baguettes and croissants with their famous vinaigrette sauce that will make any new customers, permanent ones.
La Sandwicherie is located at 229 14th Street in Miami Beach. For more information, call (305) 532-8934.
Maxine’s Bistro and Bar
Being open 24 hours at the Catalina Hotel is already a selling point, but the Maxine Bistro & Bar is truly an amazing spot to end your night with a delicious fourth meal…or breakfast. Serving breakfast all day long, they highly recommend their Challah bread French toast, which is known by many to be the best French toast, ever. With an amazing menu of steaks, fruits, cocktails, and more, the restaurant, café, and bar is a great place to people watch while enjoying delicious treats, at any hour of the day and night.
Maxine’s Bistro and Bar is located at 1756 Collins Ave. in Miami Beach. For more information, call (305) 674-3527
Big Pink
Although many may wonder how or why the color pink came into play, Big Pink really does live up to the “Big” part in its name. With their large portions and convenient location housed with pink walls on the busy Collins Avenue, Big Pink is a post nightlife favorite for late night dining. Proving that size, in fact, does matter, South Beach’s sweetheart serves delicious assortments of breakfast entrees, burgers, and BLT sandwiches perfect for satisfying that 4:00 A.M. craving.
Big Pink is located at 157 Collins Ave. in Miami Beach. For more information, call (305) 532-4700.
Jerry’s Famous Deli
Possibly having the most extensive and most varied menu many have ever seen, Jerry’s is a local favorite hotspot for all socialites and nightlife lovers. There is possibly nothing that isn’t on Jerry’s menu. You can eat pizza, burgers, pasta, sandwiches, desserts, pancakes, and milkshakes, all in one place. Its look is reminiscent of the 1950s era, where rollerblading women would come grab your order as you waited in the car. Although not so convenient, Jerry’s is literally just steps or a cab ride away from satisfying various cravings for all your friends. With a total of 10 restaurants in California and Florida, its in-store dining 24 – hours a day, takeout, and rapidly growing delivery and catering services, Jerry’s Famoous Deli is maintaing a high profile.
Jerry’s Famous Deli is located at 1450 Collins Ave. in Miami Beach. For more information, call (305) 534-3244.
Versailles Restaurant
Cuban food isn’t just for Cuban folk. Anyone can appreciate a late night ban con bistec, or a bistec de pollo a la Milanesa from Versailles. As a landmark eating establishment located on Calle Ocho in Little Havana, Miami, the restaurant is adorned with etched glass, gold accents, and statuettes. Featuring a bakery, a takeout area, and a counter window this open 24-hour hotspot is a great place to take those out-of-town visitors for a complete immersion in Cuban culture. The restaurant is a lot like the Cuba from the old days, boisterous and full of excitement. We know you’re craving a Spanish-style tortilla and a “cafesito” right about now.
Versailles Restaurant is located at 3555 Southwest 8th Street. For more information, call (305) 444-0240.
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