Coyo Taco

The Brickell branch of Coyo Taco: handmade tortillas, guac smashed to order and margaritas until midnight, or 1 am on weekends.

Verificato ottobre 2026

For cheap, quick Mexican street food in Brickell, especially late. It's a local chain with a soundtrack and a colorful room, so come for tacos and a margarita, not a long or quiet dinner.

Tortillas and guac

The tortillas are made on-site and the guacamole is smashed when you order it. That's the whole pitch, and it's a decent one. Coyo calls its approach todo fresco, or everything fresh: farm vegetables, naturally raised meat and seafood, and agua frescas and margaritas made from scratch. It's street food at a single-dollar-sign price, so plan on a few tacos and a drink rather than a three-course night. Google files it under fast food, which tells you the pace. A 4.3 from about 2,300 Google reviews is solid for a chain spot, not spectacular.

Open past midnight

Hours run 11 am to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and until 1 am on Friday and Saturday. That makes it one of the easier late bites in Brickell when the night is still going and you want something cheap that isn't pizza. The founders built Coyo around pairing Mexican food with music, so expect a soundtrack and a colorful room, not hushed conversation. It opens at 11, so it also works as a fast lunch if you work nearby and want something quick.

Brickell or another Coyo

Coyo has branches in Wynwood, Coral Gables, South Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Bayside Marketplace, plus locations in Colombia and Portugal. The food idea is the same everywhere, so pick by where you already are. This one sits at 1111 SW 1st Ave in Brickell, which makes sense if you live, work or are staying around Brickell and downtown and don't feel like heading north for tacos. If your night is already in Wynwood, use that location instead and skip the drive.

Da sapere

There's an Order Now option on Coyo's website if you'd rather order ahead than wait at the counter.

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