Miami · 29 places · 12 districts
Specialty Food Shops and Markets in Miami.
All 29 specialty food shops and markets we cover in Miami, from Little Havana, Wynwood and Sunset Harbour, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 29
Specialty Food Shops and Markets, district by district.
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Kith's first standalone US Treats café, with a marble bar, cereal-canister wall, dine-in seating and Kith merchandise.
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The Portland ice cream company's first East Coast scoop shop, near the Wynwood Walls, open until midnight daily with local pickup and delivery.
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The original 2011 roastery-café of Miami's best-known specialty roaster, pouring single-origin espresso and pour-overs from beans roasted in-house.
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Kosher artisan bakery and café known for naturally leavened sourdough loaves, pastries and breakfast plates.
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Kosher-certified artisan chocolate factory by chocolatier Benjamin Fogel, making bonbons, bars, dragées and gift boxes with vegan and dairy-free options.
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Portland-born scoop shop with small-batch ice cream in inventive flavors, including monthly rotating specials.
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Long-running Italian restaurant in the Shops with patio seating — a classic lunch stop mid-shopping.
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Italian market and food hall from the Casa Tua team: pastas, pizza, gelato and an Italian grocery.
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Retro-styled all-day restaurant mixing American comfort food with Latin flavors, like tres leches French toast and a Cubano club, plus craft cocktails.
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Cuban coffee café with 20+ signature coffee drinks and a gift corner selling mugs, beans and handmade lamps.
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Calle Ocho scoop shop under a giant cone sign, with Cuban-inspired flavors like Abuela Maria (guava, cream cheese, Maria cookies).
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Bean-to-bar chocolate maker founded by Carolina Quijano; the larger Calle Ocho factory adds seating, gelato and pastries.
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Cash-only Cuban-style fruit stand known for tropical produce and fresh orange and sugar cane juice.
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Cuban sandwich shop (medianoches, pan con bistec, croqueta preparada) with batidos and mojo-dipped plantain fries.
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Michelle Bernstein and bartender Julio Cabrera's Cuban restaurant-bar with nightly live music; listed in the Michelin Guide.
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Miami's specialty roaster; its Grove café has been pouring single-origin espresso since 2014.
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Portland ice cream shop's first East Coast scoop shop, with rotating local-flavor menus.
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Swedish-style pick-and-mix candy shop selling more than 200 imported sweets by weight from bins, including gummies, sour candy, chocolate and vegan options.
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Little River coffee shop with brick walls and vintage motorcycles, serving Miami-roasted coffee, empanadas and pastries.
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Little River food hall with local vendors, the second-floor Bar Kaiju and a rooftop with downtown views.
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Outpost of one of the world's largest specialty candy chains, with more than 100 stores across the U.S. and Canada; candy is the focus, with a playful, lighthearted feel.
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Burgers from the Legendary Steak Burger line, handcrafted cocktails and boozy shakes, with an indoor bar and an outdoor patio overlooking Biscayne Bay.
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Shrimp-focused restaurant themed on Forrest Gump, with movie memorabilia, script pages and costumes on display and margaritas shaken at the table.
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Florida's first Eataly: a two-level Italian market with restaurants, fresh pasta made daily, a wine shop and a cooking school.
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Swiss family chocolatier's counter on the lower level next to LUSH, with 20-plus varieties of FrischSchoggi bark, 50-plus pralines and truffles, and seasonal creations.
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Juice bar in the Sunset Harbour Shops for cold-pressed juices, smoothies and açaí bowls.
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Tomas Strulovic's naturally leavened bakery for sourdough loaves, baguettes, croissants and espresso drinks, walk-in only.
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Sunset Harbour outpost of the French-style café and bakery, serving pastries, coffee and matcha with breakfast and lunch.
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Brooklyn pizzeria's Miami Beach location, baking 18-inch thin-crust pies and calzones in a wood-fired brick oven.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for specialty food shops and markets in Miami?
Little Havana has the most, with 6, followed by Wynwood (4) and Sunset Harbour (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many specialty food shops and markets does this guide cover?
29, across 12 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Little Havana Souvenirs Worth Bringing Home
Hand-rolled cigars, a proper guayabera, cafecito gear and Cuban art, all within a few blocks of Calle Ocho. Here's where to buy each, and where to eat while you're there.
Read guide →Wynwood Shopping Guide: Murals, Boutiques and Vintage
Mural-park prints, independent menswear, Latin American boutiques and market stalls, worked into one walk around NW 2nd Avenue, with a short drive north for serious vintage.
Read guide →Lincoln Road Shopping Walk
One easy afternoon down South Beach's car-free promenade, from Washington Avenue to Alton Road: swim labels, art books, galleries and the big home stores on the cross streets, with an optional detour to Sunset Harbour.
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