Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Zeke's serves nothing but beer. A hundred different kinds of beer. And many of 'em are still three bucks. Read more.
A brew pub that has a “phenomenal” beer selection. They also do White Castle Burgers, and we all know how good those can be late night! Read more.
The food is just divine, the scene is very happening, and their homemade hot sauce is reason enough to try this place. Make a reservation or be prepared to wait.
This is the place to get a taste of Cuba - but do through the outside window when you order a cafesito
The menu here is incredibly diverse and features foods from around South America including elements from Peru, Mexico, Argentina, & Chile. Get guidance from the staff if you don't know where to start.
Go for gourmet, and your taste buds (and stomach) will thank you. Andiamo! is the best pizza in Miami, hands down.
This newly renovated Miami legend is not ideal for a quiet tête-à-tête with a loved one. But for livelier occasions, it can't be beat, with atmosphere, decor, and food that are all a bit over the top. Read more.
Everything here tastes great ... Waffles, crepes, etc. Add Nutella to make it even better.
An overall hip place to stop by for some art, drinks, or great food. This truly space mixes flavors, culture, and art. Try the bacon wrapped dates and check out the wide selection of beers.
Breakfast Wrap is amazing, except scrambled eggs that I'm not used to eat at breakfast, the rest : ham, tomatoes and brie cheese were very good, and I can't fail to mention the Danish blueberry <3
A South Beach stone crab institution that's always mobbed, no matter what the economy is like. Home of the original Miami Beach power lunch. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Internationally recognized as a force in defining new trends and directions in contemporary art. The museum originates most of its own exhibitions, presenting an exciting mix of artists.
Looking for a juicy and fresh steak? Prime 112 is well known for the best steaks!
For wine connoisseurs, there are more than 400 bottles on rotation (prices range from moderate to money-is-no-object) in the rustic, dim space that's punctuated by butcher-block tables. Read more.
Rainer Becker's modern Japanese restaurant, inspired by traditional, informal Izakaya-style dining, is a hit with foodies, celebrities and scene-chasers. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
This place makes you feel like you walked into an old movie and they absolutely keep it classy with the drinks!! Total throwback vibe!
The most classic deco hotel in town. The pool is probably the most beautiful in Miami. And lunch al fresco is a fun afternoon moment.
Try the award-winning mofongo. Jimmy Carey's take on the Puerto Rican staple calls for mashed plantains, garlic, olive oil and pork rinds simmered in tomato sauce.
If you ask really nicely, Chef Timon Balloo'll craft a beef tongue pastrami, which after grilling he tops with homemade sauerkraut and pickled mustard seeds before slapping it all on grilled bread. Read more.
Among the Cuban influences on Miami? Our collective penchant for ultra-strong coffee. Among the Cuban influences on Miami? Our collective penchant for ultra-strong coffee Read more.
The legendary Fontainebleau is still as glitzy and glamourous as ever - cocktails at Bleau Bar, lounge poolside or at La Cote, dinner at Hakassan or Scarpetta - and party all night at LIV.
The best bar in alllll of south beach. Plus it gets extra points for being lowkey with the back door & all. Very "im too cool to be seen"
The burgers are amazing! The Mac and Cheese is to die for! What are you waiting for?!?!? Eat!
You can page through the latest design and fashion books before settling on the outdoor patio with from-scratch soup and salad. Budding bookworms enjoy putting their noses in the healthy kids’ menu.
The organic menu is helmed by chef Geoffrey Zakarian, but the real draw here is the Rat Pack-era ambiance, which is palpable even on the breezy patio facing Collins Ave. Read more.
With over 100 bottles of vino to choose from, you can make Vic & Angelo's just like when your Uncle Vic and Uncle Angelo get together. With less Italian swearing, and MUCH better food. Read more.
The Lobster Pizza is a must! If you like meatballs - they have one as big as your fist! Come hungry - leave happy! @jamesbrowninmia Read more.
The restaurant's bill of fare includes also ceviches, stone crabs, tacos (one for $3.50), salads, and more. But what truly sets My Ceviche apart are its young owners: Sam Gorenstein and Roger Duarte.
Gotham is gorgeous, its two levels cohered by a chandelier of hand-blown glass and glass-enclosed wine tower flowing through both floors.
Nobuyuki Matsuhisa! Enough said! The manager Aiko always makes it nice. Try anything and everything. Sake!!! -George French, Miami Social
best meatballs in miami in my opinion, and also a great Italian spot, menu's changes daily...
Though some say the restaurant is prettier than its food is fab, this high end Italian restaurant is as romantic as it gets. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Sushi Samba has the best people watching while having some of the city's best sushi. A standout is the Samba Roll with tuna, tobiko, avocado and tempura flakes. Pair it with their Cucumber Saketini. -
Go on a Sunday - it's a nonstop party all day and make sure you get a pitcher of Mojitos all for yourself. - Vinny, Jersey Shore
Every time you walk in, you are greeted like a family member. Go on Wednesday Lobster Nights & Sunday Brunches. Try not to pass on the Irish spring rolls & Guinness braised sliders. Read more.
Experience luxury and sophistication at this Miami hotel. Aside from the beautiful interior, you can also experience amazing treatments, massages, and baths at the Spa V, which is a guest favorite.
You have to come to Tahiti Restaurant, awesome food and it's the only restaurant on the sand! Love it
If you’re a fan of visiting aquariums, you won’t be disappointed with the Miami Seaquarium. Come for the live shows and educational programs featuring your favorite sea animals, dolphins & whales.
This Spanish-style estate with Floridian glamour is huge, strange & wonderful. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Opened for the 2012 season, Marlins Park features dual bulletproof aquariums which serve as a home-plate backstop.
