
An original Art Deco diner built in 1948 by Paramount Dining Car Company of Haledon, New Jersey and transported to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and opened the same year. It continued serving traditional American cuisine for 44 years, at which time it was dismantled and transported to the historical Art Deco District of Miami Beach. After many months of restoration and help from the City of Miami Beach, the Diner was opened on September 11, 1992, a day we celebrate and remember America’s history.
Retro diner housed in a railroad-style car with all-day breakfast & American eats, plus cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1065 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Phone: (305) 534-6373
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Their bathroom is outside and around the corner of the restaurant. I didn’t bother going in the end, I decided to find another bathroom somewhere else.
All three dishes we tried were very nice. You’re sure to find something on their menu that you’ll like.
It’s the perfect place for breakfast, burgers, milkshakes, and comfort food any time of day. The booths, neon lights, and old-school diner design make it feel like stepping back into the golden era of American diners.
What makes it even more unique is that the building itself is a real vintage diner car from 1948 that was transported to Miami Beach and restored. It’s a great spot to stop after a night out or for a relaxed breakfast before heading to the beach.
— Chris Raborg
The Cyborg Project ✨
The staff was incredibly friendly and engaging, which made the whole experience even better. And the food? Outstanding. The onion rings were perfectly crispy and unlike any we’ve had before, and the burgers and salads were generous and delicious.
Great food, great energy, and such a cool atmosphere — definitely a must-visit!
The young staff were incredibly friendly and engaging, which made for a fun and relaxed evening. We had great conversations and plenty of laughs with our servers.
And the food — simply outstanding! The onion rings were unlike any we’ve ever had before: perfectly crispy and unbelievably delicious. The burgers and salads we ordered were first-class as well, both in flavor and portion size.
All in all, we’d recommend the 11th Street Diner to anyone without hesitation. A must-visit for great food, great vibes, and a genuine retro experience.
4 picky eaters decided to grab a very late lunch at the 11th street diner after a shopping day ending up on Lincoln Road.
4 of us ate:
Chicken Parmesan + Mac n cheese + fries
Teriyaki salmon + mixed veg + sweet potato fries
Southern fried chicken burgers with a side of fries x 2
Table water
No other drinks, add ins
$100 including service and taxes
Service was fast, friendly and helpful
I loved the retro decor
Comfy booth seating
Quirky place mats with a map of Florida which was distracting us from looking at the menu.
Menu is huge! So look for the highlighted items as those are popular
I would come here again as the service was friendly, fast and the food was good
It’s VERY popular at breakfast time with a queue out here door.
The interior is great and very well done. It truly feels like stepping into the 1950s, stylish and fun. One thing that surprised us was that Mastercard is not accepted. There is an ATM available, but it still felt a bit inconvenient.
As for the food, we weren’t really impressed. For the price, it was below average. The coffee, however, was good.
In summary: great service, cool atmosphere, good coffee — but the food is overpriced for what you get.
We ordered the rodeo and southern heat burgers plus Mac n cheese and coleslaw sides – Bloody Mary and sex on the beach were mid. Wouldn’t order the drinks again but food was with it!