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South Beach Miami / Miami Restaurants

 

Cuban food is what Miami does best, and it's not limited to the traditional haunts in Little Havana - the hearty, comfort food, notably rice and beans, fried plantains and shredded pork sandwiches, is found in every neighborhood. It is, however, complemented by sushi bars, American home-style diners, Haitian restaurants, Italian eateries and Indian venues, among a handful of other ethnic cuisines. Coral Gables stakes its claim in up market cafés and ethnic Italian and Greek restaurants, while Coconut Grove features American, Spanish, New Floridian - a mix of Caribbean spiciness and fruity Florida sauces - and even British.
 
 

Seafood is equally abundant; succulent grouper, yellowfin tuna and wahoo, a local delicacy, are among five hundred species of fish thriving offshore. Stone crab claws , served from October to May, are another regional specialty. A tropical climate provides Florida with a juicy assortment of standard orange and grapefruit citrus, as well as the exotic flavors of the lychee, mango, papaya, tamarind and star fruits - many of which are used in sauces and batidos (light milkshakes). You'll also want to drink Cuban coffee: choose between café cubano , strong, sweet and frothy, drunk like a shot with a glass of water; café con leche , with steamed milk, and particularly good at breakfast with pan cubano (thin, buttered toast); or café cortadito , a smaller version of the con leche .




Bongos Cuban Café      786/777-2100    Cuban cuisine     L,D
AmericanAirlines Arena   601 Biscayne Blvd.   Downtown Miami Area
http://www.bongoscubancafe.com/

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.   305/379-8866    Seafood   L,D
Bayside Marketplace  401 Biscayne Blvd.  Downtown Miami Area
http://www.bubbagump.com/

Capital Grille, The  305/374-4500    Steak     L,D
444 Brickell Ave.   near the Miami Convention Center    Downtown Miami Area
http://www.thecapitalgrille.com/

Casa Juancho     305/642-2452    Seafood and Steak    L,D
2436 SW 8th St.   Little Havana
http://www.casajuancho.com

Hard Rock Cafe     305/377-3110   This 50’s themed restaurant      B,L,D
401 Biscayne Blvd.     Downtown Miami Area
http://www.hardrock.com/

Karu & Y Restaurant/Ultra Lounge  Alta Cocina Cuisine of the Americas   305/710-1835  D
71 NW 14th St.    Downtown Miami Area      open early 2006
http://www.karu-y.com

Los Ranchos Steak & Seafood Cantina   305-375-8188  Nicaraguan Steakhouse   L,D
401  Biscayne Blvd       Downtown Miami Area
http://www.losranchossteakhouse.com/

Mendoza Miami Restaurant   305/377-4442    Mediterranean Cuisine     L,D
1155 Brickell Bay Dr.   Downtown Miami Area
http://www.mendozarestaurant.com

Mike's at Venetia     305/374-5731   Irish Pub and Restaurant   L,D
555 NE 15th St., 9th Floor    Downtown Miami Area
http://www.mikesvenetia.com

Morton's the Steakhouse Miami    305/400-9990   Steak      L,D
1200 Brickell Ave.,    Downtown Miami Area
http://www.mortons.com/

Mosaico Restaurant    305/371-3473   Contemporary Spanish cuisine    D
1000 S. Miami Ave.      Downtown Miami Area
http://www.mosaicorestaurant.com/

River Oyster Bar, The   305/358-1234  New American Cuisine inspired by native flavors  D
650 S. Miami Ave.    Downtown Miami Area
http://www.therivermiami.com

Salero Restaurant         305/371-3473          Spain       B,L,D
1000 S. Miami Ave.      Downtown Miami Area
http://www.mosaicorestaurant.com/


South Beach Miami / Miami Restaurants




 









 















 

 

06/29/07 
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