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1)The Miami Food Bucket List: Few Things You Need to Eat Before You Die
1)The Miami Food Bucket List: Few Things You Need to Eat Before You Die
From “pan con lechon” to gator bites and pastelitos, Miami’s got plenty of bucket list-worthy eats to keep you busy until you kick it. Here are few to get you started (and where to get ‘em!), including a ton of foods that you can only get in Miami. Starting in Fleekus!
You’re not officially a Miamian until you’ve eaten a “pan con lechon”
It’s a Roasted pork sandwich. Always with mojo sauce and usually onions. On Cuban bread or baguette.
Today, we present the top 5 places to eat the best “pan con lechon” in Miami
Of all the traditional Cuban-style sandwiches, pan con lechón is arguably the most Cuban. No need for ingredients mostly unavailable in Cuba. You bake the bread, you kill the pig. Seasoning is garlic, salt and juice from sour oranges that grow in your yard. More than the famous cubano, pan con lechón tastes to me like Cuba itself.
1. El Mejor Pan Con Lechon: 2928 NW 17th Ave
Miami, FL 33142 : If you're ever near give this place a try, I promise you won't regret it. They are Cuban pork sandwiches that can come with or without onions with their special sauce. You'll thank me later for telling you about this place !
2. La esquina del Lechon: 8601 N.W. 58th Street Suite 101, Miami, Florida 33178 (Doral) Generous, delicious food. Prices are very fair.
3. Papo Llega Y Pon: 2928 NW 17th Ave - Hands down the Best Pan con Lechon in Miami! I ordered the the largest one the "flauta" and shared it which was more than enough. The sandwich has roast pork as well as crispy pork on top which brings such a balance of textures to the sandwich.
4. Abuela Mami : 1917 NE 168 St, North Miami Beach, FL - Rated 4.8 based on 125 reviews! Delicious pan con lechon. The coffee is awesome!
5. Mi Abuelita's Kitchen: 6905 W 12th Ave, Hialeah, FL 33014 - One of the best restaurants in South Florida, and an incredibly rich and inventive menu with a fantastic wine menu (and great sommelier).
Tags: Miami Eats, Pan con Lechon