Taquiza and its masa are known to draw beach-goers on a regular basis. And those regulars know it’s all about the totopos. Pair these chips with any combination of tacos and the day will be complete. Feeling adventurous? Try the chapulines taco (grasshoppers) and wash it down with a strong margarita.

Burger & Shakes offers a perfect post-beach, pre-nap meal of a warm burger and a cold shake. The menu is simple and concise, with burgers and milkshakes as the main attractions. Guests can choose from classic cheeseburgers, mahi-mahi burgers, and portobello mushroom burgers to cater to all burger lovers. For non-burger eaters, the featured hot dogs are worth checking out.

While heading home along the 79th Street causeway, visitors can make a pit stop at Shucker’s, an ideal spot to unwind after a long day at the beach. The restaurant is entirely outdoors, making it a perfect post-beach destination. With plenty of parking, guests can order a bucket of beers and enjoy the stunning views of Miami’s mainland as the sun sets. The menu features classic dishes such as shrimp po’boys and dolphin fingers, making it an excellent spot for seafood lovers.

Located in Sunset Harbour, Avo Miami offers a menu filled with plenty of avocado toast options and heartier dishes like power bowls made with basmati rice, lentils, avocado chutney, tahini, and a choice of protein like tuna, shrimp, steak, or falafel for those looking for a light yet flavorful meal post-beach visit.

Housed in the heart of South Beach, this counter-service spot is a go-to for those wanting a hearty meal after a long day of sun. With its neon signs and massive disco ball, the ambiance is both fun and funky. The menu is simple yet delicious, featuring piping hot chicken tenders, crinkle-cut fries, and a secret sauce that keeps guests returning for more. When dining with a group, opt for the 25- or 50-piece tender box for an ultimate feast that will surely please everyone’s cravings.

After a day filled with beach activities and cocktails, one can’t go wrong with a juicy burger to tame the buzz. Cheeseburger Baby, a South Beach mainstay, offers build-your-own burgers that hit the spot. Diners looking to indulge further can order loaded fries on the side for the ultimate feast.

A true Miami institution, La Sandwicherie is the place to go when there’s a need to conquer hunger or soak up any beverages one may have consumed. Its menu offers large sandwiches made with baguettes or croissants, topped with fresh veggies. For a classic option, go for The Terminator, which is made with ham, turkey, genoa salami, and provolone. And don’t forget to try its magic vinaigrette sauce, a crowd favorite.

No frills, comfort Cuban food at its finest. This diner-style spot is right in the heart of South Beach, where it’s been a favorite of locals since 1962. The menu is filled with all the classics, from a solid medianoche sandwich to hearty and saucy ropa vieja, served with fluffy rice and well-seasoned black beans.

Inside the Urbanica Fifth Hotel, Editor Pizza offers a perfect post-beach meal option with its popular pizzas. Among the favorites are the nduja, topped with mozzarella cheese, mozzarella di bufala, tomato sauce, chili oil, and spreadable spicy pork sausage, and the Bianca, made with mozzarella cheese, mozzarella di bufala, zucchini, mixed greens, and goat cheese.

Located on South Beach, this casual outdoor dining spot offers guests live music, a raw bar, and a wide range of fried appetizers. With a laid-back atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for frozen drinks and beach items after a long day soaking up the sun. The pool and outdoor area, open to the public, provides a stunning view of the marina and a relaxing ambiance that can make a visit last well into the evening.

Big Pink, a classic diner with a South Beach twist, is perfect for those looking for over-the-top portions of American classics. This casual restaurant serves various options from the same group that owns Prime 112, Prime Fish, and Prime Italian, including burgers, salads, sandwiches, and shakes all day and night.

Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami has been a local institution for years, but those in the know head to the takeaway area for the best fried chicken at a great price of under $9. The fried chicken steals the show while stone crabs are also on the menu, alongside favorite sides like hash browns and creamed spinach. Grab a hearty order and take it to South Pointe Park for a perfect waterside picnic after a long day on the beach.

The convenient locations of this seafood joint make it a prime spot for post-beach bites. The menu boasts tacos, salads, and an array of lobster rolls. The South Beach roll, featuring chilled lobster, bacon, avocado, and slaw, is a must-try for those seeking bold flavors. The Cajun lobster roll is another standout option, served warm with Cajun seasoning and sauce. Oh, and there’s also a location on Lincoln Road.