Stadium Diner
Restaurant · Uleta ·
All-American diner serving Greek-influenced comfort food
All-American diner serving Greek-influenced comfort food
"Stadium Diner is a Miami Gardens diner that gets its name due to its proximity to Hard Rock Stadium. So keep it in mind if you’re looking for somewhere to eat before or after a Dolphins game. But it’s also just a great diner. Service is quick, the menu will take you 90 minutes to read, and the interior is pure nostalgia, with walls covered in old-school Miami sports memorabilia. There’s counter seating for solo diners and bouncy booths for bigger groups. We like the lunch items a bit more than the breakfast dishes—particularly the patty melt—although they do make the best diner pancakes we’ve had in Miami." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino
"Stadium Diner gets its name due to its proximity to Hard Rock Stadium. So it’s good to keep in mind if you’re looking for somewhere to eat before or after a Dolphins game. But it’s also one of the best diners in Miami. Service is quick, the menu will take you 90 minutes to read, and the interior is pure nostalgia, with walls covered in old-school Miami sports memorabilia. We like the lunch items a bit more than the breakfast dishes—particularly the patty melt—although they do make the best diner pancakes we’ve had in Miami." - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer
"Stadium Diner is a Miami Gardens diner that gets its name due to its proximity to Hard Rock Stadium. So keep it in mind if you’re looking for somewhere to eat before or after a Dolphins game. But it’s also just a great diner. Service is quick, the menu will take you 90 minutes to read, and the interior is pure nostalgia, with walls covered in old-school Miami sports memorabilia. There’s counter seating for solo diners and bouncy booths for bigger groups. We like the lunch items a bit more than the breakfast dishes—particularly the patty melt—although they do make the best diner pancakes we’ve had in Miami." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Stadium Diner gets its name due to its proximity to Hard Rock Stadium. But it’s also one of the best diners in Miami, and does all the things we expect a diner to do. Service is quick, the menu will take you 90 minutes to read, and the interior is pure nostalgia, with walls covered in old-school Miami sports memorabilia. There’s counter seating for solo diners and bouncy booths for bigger groups. We like the lunch items a bit more than the breakfast dishes—particularly the patty melt—although they do make the best diner pancakes we’ve had in Miami. Just know that they’re not open for dinner." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"While Broward seems to have the lion’s share of Greek diners in South Florida, Miami certainly won’t let itself fall off the map. This Miami Gardens hidden gem serves up solid Greek standards along with American comfort classics. Its signature sandwich, Yanni’s Favorite, is certainly a draw: grilled rye bread stuffed with pastrami, sauteed veggies, hot sauce, and melted Swiss cheese." - Eater Staff