When it comes to soul food, Miami rarely gets as much attention as Southern cities such as Atlanta, Charleston, and Nashville, but that doesn't mean there aren't kitchens in the Magic City dishing ...

Bottom line: Though Miami is now mostly associated with Latino culture, the city also has a sizeable Black American population. The most legendary soul food restaurant in the city is Jackson Soul ...

More than just a Miami tour through the Overtown neighborhood ... Next, the group visited Jackson Soul Food, a beloved institution that has served Overtown for more than 70 years.

A vibrant ambience with historic memorabilia of Overtown (one Miami's first Black neighborhoods ... It was a really harmonious mix of soul food with Latin and Caribbean flavors, like the cornbread ...

But when it comes to cuisine, Miami may as well be North Dakota. It's practically impossible to find a decent soul food joint in these parts. We're talking real soul food — not one of those so ...