What Restaurants Are at MIA? Complete Food Guide

Miami International Airport (MIA) offers 10+ dining options across 3 terminal areas, ranging from fast food and coffee shops to sit-down restaurants and bars.

Restaurants by Terminal

North Terminal (Concourse D)

• Versailles Cuban Cuisine
• Café Versailles
• Vino Volo
• Wynwood Kitchen

Central Terminal (Concourses E & F)

• La Carreta
• Beaudevin Wine Bar
• Casavana Cuban Cuisine

South Terminal (Concourses H & J)

• Corona Beach House
• Café La Trova
• Pho 78

Tips for Eating at MIA

• Eat before security if possible — pre-security options are often cheaper with more variety.
• Bring your own food. Solid food is allowed through TSA security. Pack sandwiches, snacks, and fruit to save $15–30.
• Bring an empty water bottle to fill at fountains past security — airport water costs $4–6.
• Use mobile ordering where available to skip lines during busy periods.
• Airport lounges include free food — if you have access, eat there instead. See our MIA lounge guide.

For the full restaurant directory, see our MIA dining guide.

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