Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are Havana 1957 Cuban Cuisine Brickell, Marabu Restaurant and Cafe La Trova, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
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Find cheap places for paella in Miami. Top-rated paella spots at the right price.
Miami's Cheap Paella Destinations
Discover the best spots for affordable paella in Miami, where vibrant Spanish traditions meet fresh coastal flavors. This curated selection features everything from authentic seafood specialties at La Minutera Fish & Chip to hearty rice dishes at local favorites like A 90 Millas Cafe and Habana Vieja Restaurant. Whether you are exploring the Mediterranean influences at Panizza and Trattoria or grabbing a quick, flavorful meal at Palacio de los Jugos, these eateries offer a delicious taste of the tropics at an exceptional value.
30 restaurants in Best Cheap Paella in Miami | Top Cheap Spots
- Havana 1957 Cuban Cuisine Brickell: Spanish.
- Marabu Restaurant: Spanish.
- Cafe La Trova: Spanish.
- A 90 MILLAS CAFE: Spanish.
- A FISH CALLED AVALON: Seafood.
- ANGLER'S HOTEL-MIAMI BEACH-EL PATIO: Vietnamese.
- ARCANO: Chinese.
- BAR HABANA: Chinese.
- BARCELONA WINE BAR: Spanish.
- BULLA GASTROBAR: Spanish.
- CALAMILLOR GOURMET EXPERIENCE: Spanish.
- CART 8 ARROZ CON POLLO: Spanish.
- CUBA CAFE: Spanish.
- DELICIAS DE ESPANA 2: Spanish.
- EL FLORIDITA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT: Seafood.
- ESPANOLITA MIAMI: Spanish.
- HABANA VIEJA RESTAURANT: Spanish.
- HAVANA BEACH: Spanish.
- LA MINUTERA FISH & CHIP: Seafood.
- LA TABERNA GIRALDA: Spanish.
- LA VENTANA RESTAURANT: Mexican.
- LILIS MEDITERRANEAN FOOD: Mediterranean.
- LOLITA RESTAURANT: Mexican.
- ORLANDO'S PAELLAS BY CHEF FONSECA: Spanish.
- PANIZZA: Italian.
- PALACIO DE LOS JUGOS: Spanish.
- PATIO: American.
- SRA. MARTINEZ: Spanish.
- TROPEZON: Spanish.
- TRATTORIA: Italian.
How this list is built
Chefi analyzes each restaurant’s menu and tags every dish’s dietary suitability with an ingredient-based engine. Restaurants with at least three matching dishes on their current menu rank first, ordered by diner ratings, with the number of matching dishes breaking ties; owner-verified restaurants are highlighted at the top. Lists refresh as menus and ratings change.
