Ready to discover the newest restaurants and cafes to debut in downtown Miami? From sushi to smoothies, read on for a list of the latest destinations to open near you. 

Sushi Americana

159 E. Flagler St.

Sushi Americana is a sushi bar and Japanese spot in the historic Alfred I. DuPont building. The large wall menu with pictures showcases the options, like hand-made sushi rolls, sashimi and ceviche. Poke bowls made with salmon or tuna are also available, as are salads.

With a five-star rating out of three reviews on Yelp, Sushi Americana has been getting positive attention.

Yelper Carlos L., who reviewed it on June 6, wrote, "The place is very clean and a good healthy option. Fresh quality and high-grade salmon. Everything is done well. I will be coming here a lot on my lunch break."

James C. noted, "I was waiting for this place to open for a while now and my expectations were met. The sushi was fresh when I arrived and was delicious. Staff was very welcoming and informative about their product."

Sushi Americana is open from 11 a.m.–10 p.m. on weekdays and noon–4 p.m. on Saturday. (It's closed on Sunday.)

The Cocinita

1490 Biscayne Blvd.

The Cocinita focuses on street food, much of it vegetarian, served from a food truck on Biscayne Boulevard. Vegans will like the plant-based burger, lentil soup and vegan cheesecake. A variety of aprepas are available, including with chicken, fish or vegan chorizo.

Bowls of quinoa or spring greens are topped with tofu or raw tuna, plus scallions, shallots, radishes, avocado, mango and sesame seeds. Consider the kombucha to wash it all down.

The Cocinita has just two reviews on Yelp so far, which give it a 3.5-star rating. 

Elio R., who reviewed the food truck on May 5, wrote, "I have to say they have the best vegan burger in Miami. It tastes amazingly good. I've tried every vegan burger in Miami and the taste is not even close to the Cocinita's burger."

The Cocinita is open from 7 p.m.–midnight daily.

Almalibre Açaí Bar

1040 Biscayne Blvd.

Almalibre Açaí Bar is a plant-based restaurant near downtown art museums that has two other locations in Spain.

Appetizers include hummus, guacamole with yuca chips and avocado lemon toast. There is not just one vegan burger, but three types: chickpeas and quinoa, red rice and tempeh, and oat, tofu and green olives. Açaí bowls can be topped with ingredients that range from honey and almonds to granola and chia seeds. Juice, smoothies and organic beer and wine are also on hand.

Yelpers are excited about Almalibre Açaí Bar, which currently holds five stars out of 10 reviews on the site.

Marija L., who reviewed it on June 6, wrote, "Probably one of the best açaí bowls I have ever had. I like them but it is hard to find a really good one in Miami. Consistency was great — it was perfectly blended and not runny or fast melting. Very filling and satisfying. Perfect sweetness too."

Yelper Dee H. wrote, "The place is super clean, love the minimalist, greenery vibe. There was a young woman that served me and she was so pretty, kind and knowledgeable about the food."

Almalibre Açaí Bar is open from 8 a.m.–9 p.m. on Tuesday-Friday and 10 a.m.–6 p.m. on weekends. (It's closed on Monday.)

Adam's Rib And Stuff

233 N. Miami Ave.

Adam's Rib and Stuff is a food truck from New Jersey, offering Texas-style barbecue and more, from Rabbi Adam Gindea. Expect kosher menu options like cholent, a traditional Jewish stew; smoked Buffalo wings; a full pound of brisket and more. You can see the full menu here, though it is subject to change.

Keep up with the truck's whereabouts by following its Facebook page. 

Adam's Rib and Stuff currently holds 4.5 stars out of 11 reviews on Yelp, indicating good reviews.

Yelper Jake E. wrote, "Great addition to the downtown area, serving up 18-hour Texas style smoked brisket, smoked turkey, homemade pastrami and smoked Buffalo wings."

Charlie S. noted, "The menu changes all the time, and they tend to sell out fast, so check social media or call before you come here for lunch. One criticism I have is that the lunch menu is very limited. I'd like to see them offer for lunch the kinds of platters that other Yelpers have photographed for dinner."

Adam's Rib and Stuff is open from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. on Monday-Thursday and 11 a.m.–1 p.m. on Friday. (It's closed on weekends.)

Soul Fresh Juice & Fruit Bar

124 N.E. Second Ave.

Looking for something light and healthy? Stop by Soul Fresh Juice & Fruit Bar for smoothies, açaí bowls and freshly pressed juice.

Fresh fruit and vegetables are on full display in the small shop, which also blends up protein shakes and ginger shots. Try the Original Bowl with Brazilian açaí blended with banana and almond milk, topped with sliced banana, strawberry, kiwi, coconut flakes, granola and chia seeds.

With a five-star rating out of 11 reviews on Yelp, Soul Fresh Juice & Fruit Bar has been getting positive attention.

Yelper Maria M. wrote, "Everything is so fresh and beautifully put together, they really care about the presentation. The girl that works in the front is really sweet and pleasant, I always feel welcomed whenever I stop by."

Yelper Mar H. wrote, "This is a great juice bar option for a quick and reasonably priced juices. They have several mixes of fruits, vegetables and herbs. If you need a pick-me-up, they will recommend the perfect blend of ginger. I've visited several times and every time, the juices are fresh and enough to get you through a few hours."

Soul Fresh Juice & Fruit Bar is open from 7 a.m.–7 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m.–6 p.m. on weekends.