Hometown BBQ

Restaurant·MiamiMentioned by Lonely Planet
“Hometown Barbecue, located in the Allapattah neighborhood of Miami, is the second barbecue restaurant from Brooklyn restauranteur Billy Durney. Hometown is known for its authentic pit smoked meats and traditional sides. In Miami, we also feature a wood fired menu that showcases a selection of…”
— hometownbbqmiami.com
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Lonely PlanetSep 15

What to Eat and Drink in Miami

Miami brings together a roster of Latin cuisines from around the Caribbean and South America in one gloriously simmering pot – dive into its local flavor.

Turns out ribs, slaw, mac and cheese, and brisket.

25 things in this story
  • Little HavanaNeighborhoodHome to many Cuban exiles, as well as many immigrants from Central and South America, Little Havana is named after…
  • News CafeCaféCheerful breakfast-or-lunch spot with Down Under vibes.
  • Zak the BakerBakeryMichelin Bib Gourmand for rotating baked goods.
  • KYURestaurantMasters Japanese wood-fired grilling over sharing plates.
  • Bill Baggs Cape Florida State ParkParkBill Baggs Cape Florida State Recreation Area occupies approximately the southern third of the island of Key Biscayne,…
  • VersaillesRestaurantMost famous ventanita for croquetas and cafecito.
  • Wynwood Arts DistrictPublic artworkStreet-art-and-warehouses territory with great food.
  • Enriqueta'sRestaurantCuban cafeteria for breakfast with Cuban bread.
  • Panther CoffeeCaféHomegrown roaster with cold brew that hits the spot.
  • 1-800-LuckyMarketAsian fare food hall for quick lunches.
  • Boia DeRestaurantEarned Michelin star for surprising Italian dishes.
  • Hometown BBQRestaurantTurns out ribs, slaw, mac and cheese, and brisket.
  • Azucar Ice Cream CompanyRestaurantNeighborhood's oldest ice-cream parlor.
  • La CamaroneraRestaurantSpot for pan con minuta, a fried fish sandwich.
  • Julia & Henry'sMarket26 vendors hawking everything from tapas to ramen.
  • SeaspiceRestaurantWatch yachts while eating Mediterranean plates.
  • El CarajoCaféConvenience mart with Spanish tapas and wine.
  • SugarBarAsian-themed cocktails 40 stories over the city.
  • Club SpaceNightclubFamous for its 24-hour liquor license.
  • The CornerBarWind down at 6am after a night of dancing.
  • Aromas del PeruRestaurantAward-winning ceviches and Peruvian cocktails.
  • Tinta y CaféCaféCozy mid-century modern decor, cortaditos, Cuban sandwiches.
  • Mandolin Aegean BistroRestaurantFine Italian outpost with upscale sidewalk-café setting.
  • MacchialinaRestaurantKnown for pasta and Negronis.
  • Boater's GrilleRestaurantOcean views in Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.
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