Las Palmas Restaurant

"Opens at 8am Mon-Fri; 9am Sat; Closed Sunday Las Palmas is a pretty perfect recovery breakfast (except for the fact that it’s closed on Sunday). The narrow Cuban spot has a diner aesthetic, with counter seating that runs the length of the small restaurant. To eat, you've got lots of options—burgers, palomilla steak and eggs, a Cuban sandwich, and more. None of it's over $15 and most of it's under $10. We really like their simple breakfast sandwich on Cuban bread that comes with scrambled eggs and your choice or bacon, ham, sausage, or all of the above." - ryan pfeffer

"This narrow Cuban spot has a diner aesthetic, with counter seating that runs the length of the small restaurant. It's a good move for breakfast, and you've got lots of options—burgers, palomilla steak and eggs, a Cuban sandwich, and more. None of it's over $15 and most of it's under $10. We really like their simple breakfast sandwich on Cuban bread that comes with scrambled eggs and your choice or bacon, ham, sausage, or all of the above. You can grab a cafecito on your way out for under $1. " - Ryan Pfeffer

"Miamians don’t get many opportunities for cold weather or snow day activities, so when the opportunity arises we go all out in the best way we know how: food. Anytime the temperature dips below 60 degrees, the owners at this popular spot get ready for the long lines that form almost immediately. Those people shivering on the sidewalk are waiting for one unique dish: churros and chocolate. Following the Spanish tradition of fresh fried churros dipped in hot chocolate, this spot has been the go-to for cold weather indulgence since 1979." - Mandy Baca