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Miami keeps a handful of real kitchens open past midnight, and the list is shorter than the party image suggests. The 11th Street Diner on Washington Avenue runs around the clock on Fridays and Saturdays, per its own site, while the Cuban counters of Calle Ocho stretch weekend service to 1 a.m. and beyond. All hours below are as posted in October 2026. The city eats late for its own reasons: espresso over ice, pressed sandwiches, a plate of rice and beans after a show. Anyone who searches late night food Miami lands on the same short list of doors, so this guide sticks to venues that publish their hours and lets their own sites do the talking. Details can change without warning. This connects to our earlier piece, Best cuban food miami — The essential guide to Miami's classic Cuban restaurants: old-school counters versus the new generation. Which Miami kitchens actually serve past midnight? Three names cover the need well.

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