La CarretaIn this year’s SAVEUR 100, we take stock of our favorite things: recipes, people, places. We consider every last one a new classic.

If you're flying south from the eastern United States, chances are you'll transfer at Miami International Airport, and you'll be hungry when you do. Thank goodness, then, for La Carreta. The branch of this Cuban chain in Terminal D quiets travelers' growling stomachs with rib-sticking food: juicy roast pork with a heap of black beans and rice; rich oxtail stew; sliced steak with onions; and a Cuban sandwich so classically gooey, porky, and cheesy that it sets your air-weary soul right back on the ground.

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La Carreta

In this year’s SAVEUR 100, we take stock of our favorite things: recipes, people, places. We consider every last one a new classic.

By The Editors


Published on December 24, 2011

If you're flying south from the eastern United States, chances are you'll transfer at Miami International Airport, and you'll be hungry when you do. Thank goodness, then, for La Carreta. The branch of this Cuban chain in Terminal D quiets travelers' growling stomachs with rib-sticking food: juicy roast pork with a heap of black beans and rice; rich oxtail stew; sliced steak with onions; and a Cuban sandwich so classically gooey, porky, and cheesy that it sets your air-weary soul right back on the ground.

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