This list of lunch spots in Downtown Miami will make you hungry

Burrito San serves up sizable burrito eats, among other offerings.

Caviar Russe offers a two-course power lunch. 1441 Brickell Ave.,

CVI.CHE 105 is known for its hip Peruvian fare.

Coya harks back to the days of executive clubhouse lunches, adding a modern twist with elevated Peruvian cuisine.

db Bistro Moderne, on the bottom floor of Brickell’s JW Marriott Marquis, has a prix-fixe lunch.

Downtown Bistro serves up French-fusion fare.

EDGE Steak and Bar, on the seventh floor of Brickell’s Four Seasons Hotel, is known for its farm-to-table cuisine. Also good for breakfast and dinner.

Jimmy’z Kitchen Brickell, a local chain, is known for its gourmet sandwiches and salads.

N by NAOE offers diners communal style fare Japanese style.

NIU Kitchen is a rustic cafe & wine bar with a chalkboard menu of authentic and unusual Spanish small plates.

PB Station is a sophisticated white-tablecloth spot from the crew that brought you Pubbelly, merging American with creative Latin influences.

River Seafood Oyster Bar is a local haunt known for its seafood dishes.

Soya e Pomodoro serves up Italian.

Sparky’s Roadside Barbecue bills itself as a down-home hangout serving up BBQ staples, hearty sides and craft beer in a no-frills environment.

Tamarina Restaurant & Bar offers fancy Italian power lunches.

Toro Toro is an upmarket Pan-Latin chophouse and bar at the Intercontinental Hotel.

Verde at Pérez Art Museum has new American fare with beautiful views.