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Melanie Schoendorfer — the self-proclaimed "sausage queen of Miami" — and her husband, Jason, know their meats. The couple first came on the South Florida food scene inoffering house-made smoked sausages, specialty bacon, and handcrafted artisan sandwiches via pop-ups at the Pinecrest Farmers Market and local breweries.

MIA Review. Sandwiches Deli. Palmetto Bay. You can stop by for some supplies to make a nice dinner—but it's really a shame to come here without eating something of their small but excellent menu. Their sandwiches are among Miami's best.

Babes meat and counter photos

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Babes meat and counter photos

Great for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just as a snack. Oh my, what a menu! The following Saturday I asked my wife what she wanted from Babe's meats for brunch. She smiled and said their BLT. Went to order vice calling it in so I could look around while the prepared the food. Nice clean open store with a separate meat counter. The young lady who took my order was helpful and I placed my order. Oh my, that sandwich was awesome!

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Earn 3x points with your sapphire card. All rights reserved. These days buyers must now beware of lines stretching out the door into the painted streets. No one knew quite what to think when Taco Stand, a mini-chain based in San Diego, planted itself smack in the middle of Wynwood in late to join Miami's burgeoning taco culture. Things To Do. And don't let the shop's looks deceive you: Los Perros may be no frills, but it's full of flavor. One container is plenty for a single sitting with plenty to spare for leftovers. Located across the street from the iconic former Firestone property on Flagler Street, La Leonesa is a throwback to s Miami when Central American immigrants and Cuban exiles came together under the common cause of anti-communism. Photo courtesy of Hapa Kitchen and Eatery. Included In. There are croquetas here for vegetarians and vegans, as well. For the ultimate experience, though, try the , filled with picadillo, sweet plantains, and queso. While the dish may be familiar to mainlanders as raw fish over rice with an endless array of toppings, in Hawaii it's far simpler.

What can you say about one of miami's best butcher's and sandwich shops. The owners and staff are fantastic and the food speaks fit itself.

Sandwiches Deli. No one knew quite what to think when Taco Stand, a mini-chain based in San Diego, planted itself smack in the middle of Wynwood in late to join Miami's burgeoning taco culture. Up early? MIA Review. This virtual restaurant offers Indian street food like chicken tikka masala and samosas, but the wings are a revelation. It's not as well-known as other fritangas in Little Havana, but La Leonesa's food and service are utterly on point. Melanie Schoendorfer — the self-proclaimed "sausage queen of Miami" — and her husband, Jason, know their meats. The cherry on top pun intended might be the eatery's rooftop terrace, Sky Yard, which is open Thursday through Sunday nights. Clear Search. Luis Meza Lifestyle Group.