Restaurants in Miami

When you come to Homestead-Miami Speedway for the NASCAR Cup Series race, you’ll find plenty of great places to eat – both inside the Speedway and around the Homestead–South Miami area. From classic American diners and barbecue spots to Cuban cafés and seafood restaurants, there’s something for every fan’s appetite.

At and around the Speedway

Homestead-Miami Speedway features a wide range of concession stands on race weekends. Fans can expect:

• Burgers and hot dogs
• Pizza, tacos, and BBQ
• Snacks, desserts, and ice-cold drinks
• Beer stands and grab-and-go options

Shiver’s BBQ (Homestead)

• Casual spot serving New York–style slices and whole pies. Great for a quick post-race meal.

Local Homestead & Florida city favorites

If you want something close to the track with a true South Florida flavour, these places are popular with both locals and visiting fans:

La Cruzada Restaurant (Homestead)

• Mexican dishes, large portions, and quick service — ideal for a relaxed dinner.

Sonny’s BBQ (Homestead)

• Classic southern-style BBQ chain offering pulled pork, ribs, and homestyle sides.

Seafood, steakhouses & sit-down dining

Looking for something more relaxed after a long day at the track? These spots mix comfort, quality, and a more traditional sit-down experience.

Texas Roadhouse (Florida City)

• A fan favourite for steaks, ribs, and rolls straight from the oven.

Capri Restaurant (Florida City)

• Italian-American classics, seafood, and steaks in a family-run setting. A long-time local institution.

Fish House Miami (South Miami)

• Fresh seafood, oysters, and live music on select nights. Around 25–30 minutes from the Speedway.

South Miami & Kendall – Broader choices

If you’re staying north of Homestead, the South Miami and Kendall areas offer plenty of dining options:

Restaurant & Café Versailles (multiple locations, including nearby South Miami)

• Iconic Cuban cuisine — sandwiches, pastries, and traditional dishes.

Sports Grill (South Miami)

• Great wings, burgers, and a lively sports bar atmosphere.

Casa Cuba (South Miami)

• Classic Cuban comfort food with friendly service and generous portions.

Downtown Miami – worth the drive

If you’re staying downtown or want to explore the city, Miami’s dining scene won’t disappoint. Expect a 35–45 minute drive from the Speedway.

Joe’s Stone Crab (Miami Beach)

• Famous seafood restaurant and a true Miami institution.

CVI.CHE 105 (Downtown Miami)

• Award-winning Peruvian cuisine with fresh ceviche and bold flavours.

Big Pink (Miami Beach)

• Retro-style diner serving huge portions and comfort food favourites.