No matter the weather, eating and drinking are always at the top of our agenda. But when it comes to picking out a restaurant, this is where the magic of a food hall shines. Craving a steaming bowl of ramen while your friend insists on wood-fired pizza? How about street tacos or a salad bowl? Miami’s food hall scene gives everyone the chance to taste a world of flavors all in one space!
If you’re looking to sample a little bit of everything, here’s our guide of the best food halls and markets in Miami.
1-800-Lucky, Wynwood
Where music and culture collide in the heart of Wynwood, 1-800-Lucky stands out as the city’s first and only Asian food hall. This 10,000-square-foot indoor-outdoor space doubles as a nightlife hotspot and culinary hub with plenty of pan-Asian fare, from hand-crafted dumplings to Vietnamese sandwiches. There’s also two full bars, a karaoke lounge, vinyl record shop and an expansive patio that has seen globally renowned and local DJs.
The Citadel, Little River
Perfect for soaking up the summer and taking advantage of unbeatable drink specials, this multi-level food hall, marketplace and gathering space has something to satisfy every craving. There’s tons of diverse concepts, including the monsters-themed Bar Kaiju and a rooftop oasis with the neighborhood’s best views. A standout is the daily happy hour from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., offering $3 beers, $7 wines and $8 cocktails.
Eataly, Aventura
In the mood for Italian? Eataly is your one-stop shop for tasty sit-down meals, imported Italian goods, a dedicated wine shop and even a cooking school with hands-on classes! While you can grab groceries and quick-service items like Roman-style pizza alla pala, gelato and Lavazza espresso, you can also make a reservation for spots like La Pizza & La Pasta or Il Pastaio.
Julia & Henry’s, Downtown Miami
Situated at 200 E. Flagler Street within a beautifully restored Art Deco building, Julia & Henry’s is a three-story culinary destination named after Miami pioneers Julia Tuttle and Henry Flagler. The massive food hall brings together dozens of globally inspired concepts under one roof, whether you’re in the mood for elevated street food, artisanal pastries, specialty coffee or craft cocktails.
Mia Market, Miami Design District
When exploring this Miami Design District food hall, housed on the second level of Palm Court, there are tons of different options to choose from. Highlights include Michelin-recognized sushi from Sushi Yasu Tanaka, authentic Middle Eastern dishes at Jaffa and perfectly cooked smash burgers at Chick & Smash. Complete with a craft cocktail bar and beautiful outdoor seating with swings, it also makes for the perfect Instagrammable moment!
City Food Hall Doral
Formerly known as Shoma Bazaar, this 14,000-square-foot upscale food hall features a collection of over 10 chef-driven concepts spanning the globe — from the handcrafted Italian sandwiches of Adriano’s and the Basque cheesecakes at Camila’s Patisserie to fresh Mexican tacos from La Llorona.
The Lincoln Eatery, Miami Beach
Marking Miami Beach’s first modern food hall, this stylish eatery designed by global architecture firm Arquitectonica houses multiple fast-casual, artisan and grab-and-go concepts. It’s the perfect relaxed environment to meet, eat, drink and recharge just steps away from the shopping and the sand.
