Quickie’s Burgers, Wings & Seafood

Quickie’s Burgers, Wings & Seafood sits on NW 27th Avenue in Miami Gardens, close enough to Hard Rock Stadium that the restaurant’s own site specifically mentions the stadium as a landmark for finding the place. This is a small, independently run outfit with three locations total, the original Miami Gardens spot plus two more in Hollywood and Dania Beach, all listed with their own addresses and phone numbers directly on the company’s site rather than run through a franchise portal, and a general contact email tied to an individual owner rather than a corporate office. That combination, three locations, one shared owner contact, no franchise branding, puts it squarely in independently owned territory rather than anything resembling a national chain.

The menu covers exactly what the name promises: burgers, wings, and fried seafood, with a few standout combination platters. A Chicken Wings Party Platter and a Fish & Jumbo Shrimp Platter share space with a Snapper & Shrimp Platter, while the burger side of the menu includes builds like the Moab Burger and a Cheese Steak Burger. Classic sides round things out, french fries, onion rings, and coleslaw, giving the menu a broad enough range to cover a burger craving and a seafood craving on the same visit, which is useful in a neighborhood where a single restaurant sometimes has to do double duty for a lot of different appetites.

What sets Quickie’s apart from a lot of comparable spots along this same stretch of 27th Avenue is how late it stays open. Doors are open from 11 in the morning straight through 1 AM Sunday through Thursday, and that stretches out to 2 AM on Friday and Saturday nights, hours that make sense given the proximity to Hard Rock Stadium and the late night crowds that events there can generate. The restaurant also runs a kids menu and a rewards program for repeat customers, and it offers the full range of service options, dine-in, takeout, delivery, and catering, which is a fairly complete setup for a fast casual operation.

For a Miami Gardens local explaining this place to a visitor, Quickie’s is best understood as the late night stop near the stadium, useful both on event nights and on any regular evening when a sit down dinner is not the goal. It is not trying to be an elevated dining experience. It is trying to be fast, dependable, and open when a lot of the competition along 27th Avenue has already closed for the night, and the long weekend hours back that positioning up directly.