Guidebook for Miami Beach
Food Scene
Typically, serious food fans would laugh off the notion of an Asian-inspired gastropub in Miami, but when it comes to Pubbelly, it's no laughing matter and a serious statement of what happens when people know what they're doing. This is the one that started it all, now many more siblings in the restaurant "family."
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Pubbelly Sushi
1424 20th St Typically, serious food fans would laugh off the notion of an Asian-inspired gastropub in Miami, but when it comes to Pubbelly, it's no laughing matter and a serious statement of what happens when people know what they're doing. This is the one that started it all, now many more siblings in the restaurant "family."
Sushi courtesy of the Pubbelly boys, so you know it will have a unique spin. Think dishes like tuna pizza, bigeye tuna rolls and miso bread pudding
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Pubbelly Sushi
1424 20th St Sushi courtesy of the Pubbelly boys, so you know it will have a unique spin. Think dishes like tuna pizza, bigeye tuna rolls and miso bread pudding
Brought to you by the man behind HaVen Gastropub, Todd Erickson, the much buzzed about Huahua’s (pronounced “wa-wa’s”) sits quietly on Miami Beach, but walk inside and you’ll find one mean taco that’s anything but shy. If you want the classic stuff, they have that too, but for those more adventurous, bringing a playful appetite will surely be rewarded.
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Huahua's Taqueria
1211 Lincoln Rd Brought to you by the man behind HaVen Gastropub, Todd Erickson, the much buzzed about Huahua’s (pronounced “wa-wa’s”) sits quietly on Miami Beach, but walk inside and you’ll find one mean taco that’s anything but shy. If you want the classic stuff, they have that too, but for those more adventurous, bringing a playful appetite will surely be rewarded.
While My Ceviche started out as a hole-in-the-wall in every sense of the word, it has now grown into a mini-restaurant empire with locations throughout Miami due to its fresh made-to-order ceviches, bowls, tacos and salads.
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My Ceviche
235 Washington Ave While My Ceviche started out as a hole-in-the-wall in every sense of the word, it has now grown into a mini-restaurant empire with locations throughout Miami due to its fresh made-to-order ceviches, bowls, tacos and salads.
Like the Madonna of restaurants, Joe's needs only one name and little explanation. It's a South Beach stone crab institution that's always mobbed! STONE CRABS :)
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Joe's Stone Crab
11 Washington Ave Like the Madonna of restaurants, Joe's needs only one name and little explanation. It's a South Beach stone crab institution that's always mobbed! STONE CRABS :)
Miami’s first high-end vegan eatery comes from chef and restaurateur Matthew Kenney, who is best known for his vegan and raw creations. Expect plenty of vegan-ized versions of classic restaurant eats such as a “flora” cheeseboard, zucchini lasagna, banana leaf tamales and coconut “ceviche” tacos.
Plant Food + Wine
105 NE 24th StMiami’s first high-end vegan eatery comes from chef and restaurateur Matthew Kenney, who is best known for his vegan and raw creations. Expect plenty of vegan-ized versions of classic restaurant eats such as a “flora” cheeseboard, zucchini lasagna, banana leaf tamales and coconut “ceviche” tacos.
Cheap Cuban food, fresh fruits, veggies and a bakery known for it's fresh-squeezed sugarcane, tamales and perfectly salty chicharones cut to order
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El Palacio de los Jugos
5721 W Flagler StCheap Cuban food, fresh fruits, veggies and a bakery known for it's fresh-squeezed sugarcane, tamales and perfectly salty chicharones cut to order
eclectic menu filled with signature dishes from South America, the Caribbean and even the Middle East. Located in a historic two-story house adjacent to the Broken Shaker, it features the same laid-back spirit and inventive drinks of the Broken Shaker in a hip (and air conditioned) setting.
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27 Restaurant & Bar
2727 Indian Creek Dr eclectic menu filled with signature dishes from South America, the Caribbean and even the Middle East. Located in a historic two-story house adjacent to the Broken Shaker, it features the same laid-back spirit and inventive drinks of the Broken Shaker in a hip (and air conditioned) setting.
This South Beach staple offers some of the most authentic and fresh French sandwiches and salads around, topped with the restaurant's signature sauce that people still go crazy for. Not to mention it's also the perfect after hours spot, staying open until 5 a.m. on weeknights and 6 a.m. on weekends.
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La Sandwicherie
229 14th StreetThis South Beach staple offers some of the most authentic and fresh French sandwiches and salads around, topped with the restaurant's signature sauce that people still go crazy for. Not to mention it's also the perfect after hours spot, staying open until 5 a.m. on weeknights and 6 a.m. on weekends.
The best Greek and Turkish food in Miami is tucked away in the intimate, understated courtyard at Mandolin. Transport to the Greek Isles with a menu of elegant small plates (no over-fried falafel here) and entrees like lamb and beef meatballs and the exceptionally grilled octopus with refreshing Greek wine to complete a great meal.
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Mandolin Aegean Bistro
4312 NE 2nd AveThe best Greek and Turkish food in Miami is tucked away in the intimate, understated courtyard at Mandolin. Transport to the Greek Isles with a menu of elegant small plates (no over-fried falafel here) and entrees like lamb and beef meatballs and the exceptionally grilled octopus with refreshing Greek wine to complete a great meal.
Design District trailblazer featuring groundbreaking, contemporary American, organic fare by Michael Schwartz. It's recently gotten a makeover, too, and now has more seats, longer hours and a raw bar. Michael's remains a celebrity and foodie favorite over the years.
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Michael's Genuine Food & Drink - MIAMI
130 NE 40th StDesign District trailblazer featuring groundbreaking, contemporary American, organic fare by Michael Schwartz. It's recently gotten a makeover, too, and now has more seats, longer hours and a raw bar. Michael's remains a celebrity and foodie favorite over the years.
Harry's Pizzeria
3918 N Miami AveThe BEST Pizza and Salads in town!
Panizza Bistro
1229 Lincoln RdARGENTINE cafe and pastries!
Miami’s undoubtable king of the cold-pressed juicing scene, JugoFresh, has turned a once foreign concept in South Florida into a phenomenon — and in just a few short years the Miami-inspired juice shop has grown from one location to 11 and counting, with no end in sight. Its inventive juices made with local fruits and veggies are the showstopper, but the chain has also now expanded its repertoire to include salads, bowls and even vegan-friendly baked goods.
The Order: Juice flavors rotate frequently but you can’t go wrong with a Raw Power smoothie and the cure-any-ailment sacalo shot.
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Jugofresh Sunset Harbour
1935 West Ave Miami’s undoubtable king of the cold-pressed juicing scene, JugoFresh, has turned a once foreign concept in South Florida into a phenomenon — and in just a few short years the Miami-inspired juice shop has grown from one location to 11 and counting, with no end in sight. Its inventive juices made with local fruits and veggies are the showstopper, but the chain has also now expanded its repertoire to include salads, bowls and even vegan-friendly baked goods.
The Order: Juice flavors rotate frequently but you can’t go wrong with a Raw Power smoothie and the cure-any-ailment sacalo shot.
Alter has helped put Miami’s artsy neighborhood of Wynwood on the radar of food-lovers near and far, proving that is it is worthy of all the hype around it — and there is certainly a lot. Running the kitchen is Brad Kilgore, recently named one of Food & Wine magazine’s Best New Chefs for 2016. On the menu think beautiful, high-end, Florida-inspired cuisine utilizing flavor combos you won’t see anywhere else, all served in an unassuming and purposely industrial warehouse setting that perfectly aligns with its hipster ‘hood.
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Alter
223 NW 23rd StAlter has helped put Miami’s artsy neighborhood of Wynwood on the radar of food-lovers near and far, proving that is it is worthy of all the hype around it — and there is certainly a lot. Running the kitchen is Brad Kilgore, recently named one of Food & Wine magazine’s Best New Chefs for 2016. On the menu think beautiful, high-end, Florida-inspired cuisine utilizing flavor combos you won’t see anywhere else, all served in an unassuming and purposely industrial warehouse setting that perfectly aligns with its hipster ‘hood.
This grab-and-go restaurant in the heart of Sobe features traditional tacos like pastor, chicken and even tongue, served on top of handmade blue masa corn tortillas so good that it now supplies them for half of the restaurants in town.
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Taquiza
1351 Collins AveThis grab-and-go restaurant in the heart of Sobe features traditional tacos like pastor, chicken and even tongue, served on top of handmade blue masa corn tortillas so good that it now supplies them for half of the restaurants in town.
It’s not only vegans who are flocking to Wynwood’s Jucy Lu, but also juice connoisseurs alike and for good reason. With juices featuring unique produce like red cabbage, acorn squash, papaya, and rose water, it’s definitely not your typical juice outpost.
The Order: The Orange U Sweet with carrots, orange, acorn squash, turmeric, apple, papaya and yellow beets is one of the most creative combos we’ve seen in a while.
Jucy Lu
2621 NW 2nd AveIt’s not only vegans who are flocking to Wynwood’s Jucy Lu, but also juice connoisseurs alike and for good reason. With juices featuring unique produce like red cabbage, acorn squash, papaya, and rose water, it’s definitely not your typical juice outpost.
The Order: The Orange U Sweet with carrots, orange, acorn squash, turmeric, apple, papaya and yellow beets is one of the most creative combos we’ve seen in a while.
The latest concept from the Menin Hospitality team, this fast-casual sandwich shop serves up classic sandwiches with a Miami twist, like "The Fritaloaf" made with chorizo meatloaf and habanero jack along with the "Pan con Italian Beef" filled with short rib, charred onions, provolone. Bonus points: it is open until 5 a.m. daily.
Halves & Wholes
1600 Alton RdThe latest concept from the Menin Hospitality team, this fast-casual sandwich shop serves up classic sandwiches with a Miami twist, like "The Fritaloaf" made with chorizo meatloaf and habanero jack along with the "Pan con Italian Beef" filled with short rib, charred onions, provolone. Bonus points: it is open until 5 a.m. daily.
Ono Poke Shop is based on the Hawaiian delicacy with a Japanese twist. Our head chef hails from over five years of experience working with the legendary japanese chef, Makoto; bringing us the quality and consistency that sets us apart. unlike many poke shops, we are not salad bar style, we do not offer an overwhelming amount of random toppings, we stay true to our Japanese identity.
Amir Anvari it features a selection of signature poke bowls plus create-your-own varieties in a fast causal, Hawaiian themed setting. The shop is no open daily from noon to 8 p.m. at 2320 North Miami Avenue.
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Ono Poke Shop
2320 N Miami AveOno Poke Shop is based on the Hawaiian delicacy with a Japanese twist. Our head chef hails from over five years of experience working with the legendary japanese chef, Makoto; bringing us the quality and consistency that sets us apart. unlike many poke shops, we are not salad bar style, we do not offer an overwhelming amount of random toppings, we stay true to our Japanese identity.
Amir Anvari it features a selection of signature poke bowls plus create-your-own varieties in a fast causal, Hawaiian themed setting. The shop is no open daily from noon to 8 p.m. at 2320 North Miami Avenue.
Located off the main strip in Miami Beach, The Frieze Ice Cream Factory is the perfect place for a summer treat. In addition to a variety of frosty ice creams, non-dairy sorbets made with seasonal fruit are also available.
Our favorite ICE CREAM flavors:
Whopper
Grapenuts ‘n’ Raisins
Jamaican Blue Mountain Chip
Soylent Green Tea
Key Lime Pie (with bits of crust!)
Vanilla Toffee Cashew Crunch
Dulce de Frieze
Candy Cane
Chocolate Chocolate Chip
Key Lime Pie
S'mores
Dulce de Leche
Toasted Marshmallow
Bosh Frieze Frenzy
AND our favorite SORBETS:
Tamarind
Mango Ginger Lime
Indian Mango
Papaya
Mamey
Coconut
Guanabana
Champaigne
Pink Grapefruit
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The Frieze Ice Cream Factory
1626 Michigan AveLocated off the main strip in Miami Beach, The Frieze Ice Cream Factory is the perfect place for a summer treat. In addition to a variety of frosty ice creams, non-dairy sorbets made with seasonal fruit are also available.
Our favorite ICE CREAM flavors:
Whopper
Grapenuts ‘n’ Raisins
Jamaican Blue Mountain Chip
Soylent Green Tea
Key Lime Pie (with bits of crust!)
Vanilla Toffee Cashew Crunch
Dulce de Frieze
Candy Cane
Chocolate Chocolate Chip
Key Lime Pie
S'mores
Dulce de Leche
Toasted Marshmallow
Bosh Frieze Frenzy
AND our favorite SORBETS:
Tamarind
Mango Ginger Lime
Indian Mango
Papaya
Mamey
Coconut
Guanabana
Champaigne
Pink Grapefruit
Parks & Nature
Muelle del Parque South Pointe
1 Washington Ave
Key Biscayne
Parque Estatal Bahia Honda
36850 Overseas HwyFairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
10901 Old Cutler RdArts & Culture
Museo de Arte Perez de Miami
1103 Biscayne BlvdRubell Museum
1100 NW 23rd StMuseo HistoryMiami
101 W Flagler StThe de la Cruz Collection is an art gallery at 23 NE 41st St, Miami, Florida, owned by the Cuban-born American businessman Carlos de la Cruz and his wife Rosa. It houses their art collection and is open to the public free of charge.
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de la Cruz Collection
23 NE 41st StThe de la Cruz Collection is an art gallery at 23 NE 41st St, Miami, Florida, owned by the Cuban-born American businessman Carlos de la Cruz and his wife Rosa. It houses their art collection and is open to the public free of charge.
The Bass
2100 Collins AveMiami Beach Cinemateque
1130 Washington AveDrinks & Nightlife
A James Beard Award-nominated bar where you can sip on spiced up, syrupy, herb-infused cocktails and feel eco-friendly while at it – everything’s from their garden. The Broken Shaker has been winning awards and accolades almost since its inception. With their innovative and ever-changing libations and punches there's a reason people keep talking about their cocktails.
Order the specialty cocktail of the day when you go to Broken Shaker, it's usually awesome and always under $10 ($7, to be exact). The $7 punch is pretty great too.
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Broken Shaker at Freehand Miami
2727 Indian Creek Dr A James Beard Award-nominated bar where you can sip on spiced up, syrupy, herb-infused cocktails and feel eco-friendly while at it – everything’s from their garden. The Broken Shaker has been winning awards and accolades almost since its inception. With their innovative and ever-changing libations and punches there's a reason people keep talking about their cocktails.
Order the specialty cocktail of the day when you go to Broken Shaker, it's usually awesome and always under $10 ($7, to be exact). The $7 punch is pretty great too.
Shopping
Beach Boutique
1701 Sunset Harbour DrT.J. Maxx
1149 5th StFrangipani
2237 NW 2nd AveAMAZING gifts ... CLOTHING / HOME / JEWELRY / PILLOWS / BAGS
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
1020 Alton RdThe Fresh Market
1800 West AvePublix Super Market at Fifth & Alton
1100 6th StExprezo Lincoln Road
1300 Lincoln RdCVS
1421 Alton RdPHARMACY, etc....
Sightseeing
Muelle del Parque South Pointe
1 Washington Ave