Miami International Airport
International airport · Flagami ·
Offers diverse dining, including Cuban favorites, with MIA2GO app
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2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33142 Get directions
Offers diverse dining, including Cuban favorites, with MIA2GO app
2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33142 Get directions
"I learned that Enrollment on Departure, which launched in 2024, is currently available at Miami International, providing an alternative way to complete the interview without a prior appointment." - Rachel Chang
"Inside the restored Pan Am building at Miami International Airport, travelers will feel as if they’re stepping back into the glamour of 1960s air travel while enjoying modern amenities: private TSA and customs clearance, private suites, a bar, an outdoor courtyard, decorative pools, work spaces, and private transfers to the aircraft. The company PS (formerly Private Suite) is restoring the 1963 midcentury modern Pan Am building—nicknamed the “Taj Mahal of Miami” and declared a Miami‑Dade Historical Site in 2014—preserving its lace‑effect façade, delicate pillars, wafer‑thin roof, undulating awning, long reflecting pool and fountains, and plans to restore original Pan Am logos and gold accents. PS MIA will offer two tiers: The Salon, a semi‑private lounge with a full bar, gourmet meals, shared transport to planes, shower suites, opulent nostalgic‑yet‑modern design (vibrant colors, a wooden wraparound bar, cozy seating) and access to an outdoor courtyard with pools and balconies; and the Private Suite, a completely private retreat with a seating area, private marble‑finished bathroom with shower, daybed, entertainment center, fully stocked bar and pantry, private balconies, dedicated staff, chef‑prepared meals, spa services (massages, haircuts, manicures) and a private chauffeur to the aircraft. Both tiers access private security lanes; renderings show warm palettes, modern furniture and arched bar areas. The Miami terminal is expected to open in spring 2026, with pricing at $1,295 per person for The Salon and $4,950 for up to four people in a Private Suite, plus optional annual memberships that cost thousands of dollars and offer visit discounts. PS already operates similar private terminals at LAX and ATL and plans additional rollouts (DFW and Paris CDG) in 2026." - Jessica Puckett
"Ranked number nine last month by Food & Wine in its top-10 list of best airport dining in the country, this airport is described as "home to" standout items including the "must-try empanadas" from Cafe Versailles, Cuban sandwiches from La Carreta, croquetas from Estefan Kitchen Express, and cold mojitos from Ku-Va. The airport has made it easier to order food with its MIA2GO app and website, which offers travelers a contactless way to order, pay, and pick up food; eating options are searchable by food type and terminal, and orders are scheduled for pick-up at pre-set times so diners can avoid waiting in line. American Airlines is the dominant carrier here, and its splashy terminal currently boasts the most food options of any terminal and is recommended if hunger strikes." - Olee Fowler
"Now, Miami International has two Multi-Sensory Rooms available, expanding options for travelers who need controlled sensory environments before departure." - Jennifer Bradley Franklin Jennifer Bradley Franklin Jennifer Bradley Franklin is an Atlanta-based multi-platform journalist and author, specializing in travel, food, interior design, and other lifestyle topics. In addition to Travel + Leisure, her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Condé Nast Traveler, Architectural Digest, and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Just beyond the departure terminals, travelers can find a surprising range of craveable food — from smoky barbecue and sweet, fluffy pancakes to spicy jerk wings — with offerings touted as good enough to tempt you into going back through security for a second round." - Eater Staff
