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Melanie Schoendorfer — the self-proclaimed "sausage queen of Miami" — and her husband, babes meat and counter photos, Jason, know their meats. The couple first came on the South Florida food scene inoffering house-made smoked sausages, specialty bacon, and handcrafted artisan sandwiches via pop-ups at the Pinecrest Farmers Market and local breweries. Today, a butcher counter doubles as a breakfast and lunch spot, offering charcuterie, sausages, and sandwiches built around premium cuts.

MIA Review. Sandwiches Deli. Palmetto Bay. You can stop by for some supplies to make a nice dinner—but it's really a shame to come here without eating something of their small but excellent menu. Their sandwiches are among Miami's best. They offer breakfast and lunch and pretty much everything is great, from the bacon banh mi to the cheeseburger.

Babes meat and counter photos

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Photo by Andrea Grieco. While the dish may be familiar to mainlanders as raw fish over rice with an endless array of toppings, in Hawaii it's far simpler.

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What can you say about one of miami's best butcher's and sandwich shops. The owners and staff are fantastic and the food speaks fit itself. From burgers, to exceptional hotdog and Montreal smoked meat sandwich and Cookies and don't sleep on the pork rinds. January Babe's provides great customer service! They happily answer all of your questions. Bought a Porchetta for the holidays and it was a big hit. My only other feedback is they are a bit on the expensive side. So crunchy and lots of value in the huge bag you get. The rubenized smoked meat was good, maybe just too thick a bread for me. The place is tiny and there are just a couple of tables outside.

Babes meat and counter photos

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The couple first came on the South Florida food scene in , offering house-made smoked sausages, specialty bacon, and handcrafted artisan sandwiches via pop-ups at the Pinecrest Farmers Market and local breweries. The smoked ham and roast pork are the headliners you bought tickets to see. All rights reserved. Pair your meal with Mexican sodas, sangrias, or beers — those last available in import or local craft form. Bonus: No matter what variation you opt for, Los Perros' artisanal rolls are thick and fluffy — the better to accommodate any quantity of toppings. The only place to get it? And they put in long hours to make sure el pueblo de Miami is well-fed. Photo by Andrea Grieco. His focus: Hawaiian comfort food. Photos Theater Visual Art. Photo courtesy of Balloo Wallah. Sandwiches Deli. Earn 3x points with your sapphire card. The whole thing is then topped with creamy mayonnaise that gives it a simultaneous cool and warm temperature contrast.

MIA Review. Sandwiches Deli. Palmetto Bay.

Each week, the house meat blend changes slightly, explains Jason. Today, a butcher counter doubles as a breakfast and lunch spot, offering charcuterie, sausages, and sandwiches built around premium cuts. One container is plenty for a single sitting with plenty to spare for leftovers. Bonus: No matter what variation you opt for, Los Perros' artisanal rolls are thick and fluffy — the better to accommodate any quantity of toppings. The pickles, Swiss cheese, mustard, and Cuban bread which they bake themselves are very capable and talented background singers. But the most alluring menu item might be the Brisket Sundae, a fair-food-and-taco-stand mashup presented as a cup layered with mac and cheese, baked beans, and creamed corn, then topped with smoked brisket, cotija cheese, crema, and house sauce. Latin twists come into focus in specialty items like the pork spare rib croquettes and dishes that nod to Rodriguez's Mexican heritage. The Best Hot Dogs in Miami. And while we're not suggesting you go on a bender, be sure to see for yourself why Miamians hail Los Perros dogs as the ideal hangover food. The Lincoln Eatery. While the dish may be familiar to mainlanders as raw fish over rice with an endless array of toppings, in Hawaii it's far simpler. It's not as well-known as other fritangas in Little Havana, but La Leonesa's food and service are utterly on point.