Experts' Choice Award 11th Street Diner
What the experts agree on
Authentic '50s diner with counter seating and red booths, open 24 hours for late-night cravings. Draws locals and tourists alike, though prices run high for standard diner fare.
“All the components of the American diner are here: a long counter that seats sixteen, red-and-white booths, Formica tabletops, 24-hour service, and a menu replete with burgers.”
– Miami New Times
Frommer's "The only real diner on the beach, the 11th Street Diner is the antidote to a late-night run to Denny's." Full review
DK Eyewitness "This old-time diner, which relocated to South Beach from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, has all the associated charm one would expect."
Gayot11.0
"A reliable place to grab a bite on the way to or from the beach, this stainless steel, '50s diner offers standard fare." Full review
Time Out "A popular all-night spot that attracts a regular crew of locals and club kids, plus curious tourists." Full review
Not For Tourists "Overpriced and greasy 24-hour hangover helper."
The Infatuation6.8
"11th Street Diner is housed in a dining car built in 1948. It was hauled to South Beach from New Jersey, where it opened in 1992. It’s adorable, has been featured in movies, and if it..." Full review
