Every Pembroke Pines where-to-eat list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, barbecue, breakfast, burgers, sushi, desserts, bakeries and patios.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Pembroke Pines has no historic downtown, so its restaurants follow Pines Boulevard across the city. The busiest stretch for eating out is The Shops at Pembroke Gardens off Interstate 75, with more around Pembroke Lakes Mall, on Hiatus and Flamingo roads, and on North University Drive and Taft Street in the east. These lists sort the places by what you are hungry for.

How we made these lists. Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside the Pembroke Pines city limits, the same data behind our local directory, plus the state’s restaurant license records and the Pembroke Gardens dining directory. Every place was checked against its own website or, where it has none, an official record on Oct. 10, 2026, and hours are given only as each place publishes them. The lists are alphabetical. They are not rankings or recommendations, and nobody paid to be on them. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct your entry.

The lists

Where to get wings. Eight places, from sports bars and the coal-fired pizza kitchen by Pembroke Lakes Mall to two Wingstop stores. Most are on Pines Boulevard.

Where to get pizza. Ten pizza places at 14 locations, from family-owned pizzerias in the far west and on North University Drive to delivery chains on Pines Boulevard, Hiatus Road and Pembroke Road.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Eight places at 12 locations, from a tequila bar and kitchen at Pembroke Gardens to a family-owned taqueria on east Pines Boulevard and the burrito chains in between.

Where to get barbecue. Four places in four styles: an in-house smokehouse, a barbecue caterer, Korean barbecue and a Filipino grill.

Breakfast and coffee. Eight places at 11 locations, including breakfast cafes on Hiatus Road and near Flamingo Road, an all-day cafe at Pembroke Gardens, three bagel shops, 24-hour diners and a coffee roaster.

Where to get burgers. Seven places at eight locations, half of them at or beside Pembroke Gardens, plus two Five Guys and a sports bar on Pines Boulevard.

Sushi and Asian restaurants. Fourteen places at 15 locations: sushi bars at Pembroke Gardens, an Asian food hall, a Japanese buffet, Filipino kitchens on Pembroke Road, Korean barbecue, halal Thai and Chinese.

Ice cream and desserts. Eight places for ice cream, gelato, frozen yogurt, cupcakes, cakes and cheesecake, half of them at Pembroke Gardens.

Bakeries. Five bakeries at six locations: two Cuban bakeries, a French bakery, a cake shop and a sourdough bakery at Pembroke Gardens.

Patios and outdoor dining. Eight restaurants whose own sites name a patio or outdoor seating, five of them at or beside Pembroke Gardens.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are the restaurants in Pembroke Pines?

Most are on Pines Boulevard, which crosses the whole city. The biggest cluster is at and around The Shops at Pembroke Gardens off Interstate 75, with more by Pembroke Lakes Mall, on Hiatus and Flamingo roads, and on North University Drive and Taft Street in the east.

How are these Pembroke Pines restaurant lists made?

Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside the city limits and the state’s restaurant license records, and every place is checked against its own website or an official record. The lists are alphabetical, not rankings, and nobody pays to be on them.

Where can I eat outside in Pembroke Pines?

Our patios list has eight restaurants whose own sites name a patio or outdoor seating, five of them at or beside Pembroke Gardens.

Can a restaurant correct its listing?

Yes. Restaurants can write to us through the contact page with a correction, and each list is refreshed every three months.