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Miamis late night dining scene has evolved far beyond fast food, with options ranging from Colombian street food to delivery only steakhouses serving caviar at 5 a.m. When hunger strikes after midnight, these spots deliver.
Los Perros: Colombian Hot Dogs Until 3 a.m.
Los Perros has been serving late night Colombian food for over seven years, open until 1 a.m. on weekdays and 3 a.m. on weekends. The Super Perros is the go to order, but the Maicito de Queso a corn bowl with mountains of melted cheese, creamy sweet corn, and crunchy crumbled potato chips drizzled with red mayo has rocked many a tipsy diners world. The salchipapas, hot dog pieces with french fries, and chicharrones are popular, though the real magic lies in the loaded hot dogs and burgers. The staff handles packed late night crowds with patience, and the generous portions come at prices well below sad fast food meals.
Prime After Dark: Luxury Delivery
If you are too fancy for fast food, Prime After Dark delivers high end dishes from caviar to filet mignon as late as 5 a.m. This ghost kitchen near Little Haiti serves Miami and Miami Beach, with prices ranging from for a burger to for steak, caviar, or sandwich luxe boxes meant to be shared. Hot and cold elements are packed separately in moisture controlled, temperature managed boxes. Each order includes a dedicated VIP phone number for questions, direct ordering, or special requests. The kitchen operates Wednesday through Saturday, staying open until 5 a.m. on weekends.
La Sandwicherie Brickell: French Sandwiches Until 5 a.m.
La Sandwicherie in Brickell keeps the late night cravings satisfied with French baguette sandwiches, croissants, and fresh juices. The SOBE Club with turkey, brie, and avocado is a legendary South Beach classic, and the Frenchie with premium French salami and creamy brie delivers on every level. The menu includes baked Croque Monsieur and Croque Madame, plus fresh smoothies and cold pressed vegetable juices. Open from 9 a.m. to 5 a.m., it bridges morning breakfast and late night munchies seamlessly. The Magic Sauce that comes on every sandwich has earned a cult following.
The Takeaway
No matter what time it is, Miami has a diner waiting for you.
About the Author
Sarah is a culinary historian who spends her time tracing the origins of classic American comfort food and diner culture.
