11th Street Diner

24/7 is all I need! I love old-school diners, and this place definitely has that vibe. The chrome panels on the outside and the classic diner booths inside really take you back in time. They have a wide range of food, which is perfect since they're open all the time. The food was good, not spectacular, but definitely satisfying. Prices were a bit higher than most diners, but that's expected on South Beach. The great service more than made up for it, though. If you're looking for a nostalgic diner experience with reliable food and excellent service, this is the place to be! I'll definitely be coming back.

Just okay.$7.50 for a regular orange juice is insane. Sorry not sorry. At most that normally runs $4.75 anywhere else, even NY. The food was fine, nothing to write home about. My friend liked their has browns. Be aware that they DO NOT accept Mastercard here; odd. And they will add gratuity... so our very basic breakfast was literally $66.71. Never again.

We came here because it was featured on Food Network. The 50s theme isn't really prevalent throughout. We ordered a bbq burger, medium well, a tuna melt, and a bloody Mary.Bloody Mary was thin and tasted water down. If there was a mix used, I couldn't taste it. Could barely taste the alcohol as well.The burger came out. It was overcooked and barely any bbq sauce on it. The tuna melt was basically a tuna salad sandwich with toasted bread. We didn't even finish our meal as it was such a huge disappointed. To top off this bad experience, we we checked out, they had already included an 18% gratituty tip! WTF? For what?! I'm sure back in the early 2000s this place may have been good, but it's just over priced, over cooked, and mediocre diner.

Horrible service. Grouper sandwich looked nice but it was raw. Server never came back to check. We had to get up and ask for our bill and waited too long. He was very rude and 18% suggested tip was a joke. High prices.

I have wanted to try this spot out for 12 years and now I finally have been. I LOVED IT. I loved the quirky fun interior. The service was top notch. The menu was vast. The food was typical of a diner and did not disappoint at all. We tried a blue cheese burger - fab, a breakfast - fab, an oreo milkshake - fab and a fried chicken sandwich also fab. Also to be noted this is ANOTHER historical spot, for Miami! The car is art deco style.

The 11th Street Diner has been a South Beach landmark for 30 years. The diner is shaped like a classic car. This is the place to go for all American favorites such as thick juicy hamburgers, seafood, eggs, pasta, fries, a variety of delicious milk shakes and breakfast being served all day.The service was awesome. That's a winning combo in our book! We literally dined here the majority of our stay in Miami. Every single item that we ordered was delicious. If I could recommend anything it would be the sweet potato waffle fries. They are to die for!

I would have given this place more stars if the food wasn't so overpriced and the staff was so aggressive with their tipping schemes. They post an 18% gratuity and in fine print, they have written suggested below. The food is decent, but you can get a better breakfast in a handful of places for a better price all throughout Miami. It was cool to have breakfast in such a historic location, but I'd never come back.

A true classic American diner experience. We started our day right with breakfast at 11th Street Diner on many mornings. It gives off a quirky vibe but it's appropriate for South Beach. The food is delicious, and so are the cappuccinos! The service is great; everyone is so kind and friendly (personable staff). The menu is extensive, with good portions.

Walking down Washington we noticed this old school looking dinner and decided to give it a try. It was super busy so gave the impression and idea something amazing was happening inside.Although service was friendly, quick and efficient the food wasn't memorable. I also didn't like they weren't accepting Mastercard when we went. Something to experience for sure but wouldn't do it again.

Season 3 Episode 9 ... DDD ... Guy visits the 11th Street Diner & shares its heritage!! It is an original Art Deco Diner from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1948 by the Paramount Dining Car Company of Haledon, New Jersey and transported to Wilkes Barre, where it opened that year.It continued serving traditional American food for 44 years, at which time it was dismantled and transported to the historic Art Deco District of Miami Beach. After many months of restoration work and with the help of the people of the city of Miami Beach, the Diner was restored to its original Art Deco design and opened on September 11th, 1992. "Now a Miami Beach landmark, the Diner has been showcased in magazines, movies, music videos and TV food shows, including The Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. As they are entering their 28th year of operation, they continue to hope visitors enjoy a part of America's original history and classic traditional fare."Guy enjoyed Apple & Raisin Pork Chops ... as did my hubs! I had 1/2 of a turkey club sandwich! It was delicious!!Bathroom clean ... Server polite, if a bit slow ... no internet while there - so cash only! 18% gratuity automatically added to bill!