Inter Miami CF soccer at Miami Freedom Park. Plan around the current stadium entrance and choose a meal before the match.
Make a HEAT game a Downtown evening, with a meal nearby and a plan for getting home after the final buzzer.
Miami Marlins baseball in Little Havana.
Watch the game across the sneaker lounge, covered patio and yard, with food and cocktails at the same table.
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American food and cocktails meet a waterfront setting on the Miami River, with game-day and late-night programming.
Michael Beltran brings Cuban-American cooking and French technique together, with a pressed duck dinner and a seasonal tasting menu.
A Little Havana scoop shop whose Cuban-inspired flavors include Abuela Maria with guava, cream cheese and Maria cookies.
Cuban food, rum cocktails and live Latin music fill this Calle Ocho landmark and its pineapple-stage patio.
This Brickell pub pairs burgers and a broad whiskey selection with big-screen sports.
Settle into this Downtown sports bar for a game and American bar food near Flagler Street.
Calle Ocho game days come with a big screen, a TV wall, wings and smash burgers; the venue says kids are welcome.
Michael Beltran's Grove diner brings Cuban-American comfort food, from a cast-iron pancake to croquetas and pastelitos.
Slow-smoked brisket, ribs and pork meet Caribbean flavors at Drinking Pig's Coconut Grove home.
Watch the game across the sneaker lounge, covered patio and yard, with food and cocktails at the same table.
Pit-smoked meats and traditional sides anchor this Allapattah barbecue restaurant, which also cooks dishes over live fire.
A Flagler Street neighborhood bar with classic cocktails, draft beer and morning football screenings.
Head to the ninth floor for burgers, wings, a Biscayne Bay view and a game on the restaurant or patio TVs.
This Downtown kitchen serves Spanish tapas; its sister NIU Wine has a separate address farther along NE 2nd Avenue.
A Coconut Grove sports bar for fish tacos and game nights, also featured on Bar Rescue as the short-lived Hot Rock Bar and Grille. Bar Rescue featured this location in season 4, episode 15, Bromancing the Stone.
The original Calle Ocho shop serves Cuban sandwiches and croquetas, with daily daytime hours.
Pérez Art Museum Miami's casual restaurant serves seasonal dishes with indoor seats and a broad terrace facing Biscayne Bay.
Cuban classics fill the dining-room menu, while the separate coffee window makes a quick cafecito stop easy.
Inside the Elser Hotel, this Italian aperitivo bar pairs cocktails with pizza, crudos and small plates.
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