5 Best Restaurants in Miramar, Florida to Try

Wedged between Miami’s pulse and Fort Lauderdale’s sun, Miramar is Caribbean at heart, global at the table, and always ready for something new.

Its best restaurants are both living rooms and party central—neighborhood crossroads for a city that never stops moving.

1. Bahama Breeze Island Grille

Miramar parties on the patio—caribbean jerk chicken, conch fritters, coconut shrimp, and spicy Bahamian chowder.

Calypso and reggae rhythms, frozen daiquiris, and mojito pitchers create an island vibe every night of the week.

Happy hour runs long; birthdays are celebrated with shots and loud toasts.

2. Jamaica House Grill

A local favorite for soulful jerk chicken, braised oxtail, curry goat, festival bread, and fried plantains.

The counter moves fast; the kitchen is noisy and joyous.

Families from St. Catherine to Kingston to Queens swap stories over bottles of Ting soda and plates of escovitch fish.

3. Juana’s Latin Sports Bar

Called the “unofficial embassy of Miramar’s Dominican community,” Juana’s is more than its mofongo, stewed pollo guisado, and empanadas: it’s a moving, musical celebration with dominoes at every table, TVs blaring baseball, and merengue dancing every Friday night. The soundscape is a cheerful chaos, the welcome big and unconditional.

4. La Famiglia

If you crave pizza and pasta in Miramar, this Italian mainstay delivers: Neapolitan pies, chicken parm, baked ziti, and classic cannoli.

It’s always LOUD, always warm, kids running between tables, locals picking up eggplant subs to go, everyone arguing about which grandma’s sauce is best.

Old-school, East Coast Italian done right in South Florida sunshine.

5. Mojo Donuts & Fried Chicken

Magic at the intersection of sweet and savory: think guava-cheese donuts, maple bacon, “Mojo Bombs” (stuffed, glazed croissants), and an ever-rotating menu of fried chicken sandwiches slathered in sauce.

The neon-lit case is a citywide draw, and Miramar’s night owls and morning commuters alike swear by it.