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KYU
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“Just like its home neighborhood, Wynwood , there’s an arty, cool feel to KYU that strikes you even before you enter (look out for the eye-popping mural outside). Inside, the design is industrial with polished concrete and exposed beams while also feeling intimate with wooden bookcases featuring…”
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Lonely PlanetSep 15

What to Eat and Drink in Miami

Miami brings together a roster of Latin cuisines from around the Caribbean and South America in one gloriously simmering pot – dive into its local flavor.

Masters Japanese wood-fired grilling over sharing plates.

25 things in this story
  • Little HavanaNeighborhoodHome to many Cuban exiles, as well as many immigrants from Central and South America, Little Havana is named after…
  • News CafeCaféCheerful breakfast-or-lunch spot with Down Under vibes.
  • Zak the BakerBakeryMichelin Bib Gourmand for rotating baked goods.
  • KYURestaurantMasters Japanese wood-fired grilling over sharing plates.
  • Bill Baggs Cape Florida State ParkParkBill Baggs Cape Florida State Recreation Area occupies approximately the southern third of the island of Key Biscayne,…
  • VersaillesRestaurantMost famous ventanita for croquetas and cafecito.
  • Wynwood Arts DistrictNeighborhoodStreet-art-and-warehouses territory with great food.
  • Enriqueta'sRestaurantCuban cafeteria for breakfast with Cuban bread.
  • Panther CoffeeRestaurantHomegrown roaster with cold brew that hits the spot.
  • 1-800-LuckyMarketAsian fare food hall for quick lunches.
  • Boia DeRestaurantEarned Michelin star for surprising Italian dishes.
  • Hometown BBQRestaurantTurns out ribs, slaw, mac and cheese, and brisket.
  • Azucar Ice Cream CompanyRestaurantNeighborhood's oldest ice-cream parlor.
  • La CamaroneraRestaurantSpot for pan con minuta, a fried fish sandwich.
  • Julia & Henry'sMarket26 vendors hawking everything from tapas to ramen.
  • SeaspiceRestaurantWatch yachts while eating Mediterranean plates.
  • El CarajoRestaurantConvenience mart with Spanish tapas and wine.
  • SugarRestaurantAsian-themed cocktails 40 stories over the city.
  • Club SpacePlaceFamous for its 24-hour liquor license.
  • The CornerRestaurantWind down at 6am after a night of dancing.
  • Aromas del PeruRestaurantAward-winning ceviches and Peruvian cocktails.
  • Tinta y CaféRestaurantCozy mid-century modern decor, cortaditos, Cuban sandwiches.
  • Mandolin Aegean BistroRestaurantFine Italian outpost with upscale sidewalk-café setting.
  • MacchialinaRestaurantKnown for pasta and Negronis.
  • Boater's GrilleRestaurantOcean views in Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 15

The Best Restaurants in Miami

This city's culinary scene is ever-evolving—here's where to dine right now.

29 things in this story
  • Sunny’s SteakhouseRestaurantSunny's cast a spell over Miami diners since it opened in 2024.
  • Oro MiamiRestaurantRestaurant with fire dancers and golden chandeliers
  • Hiyakawa MiamiRestaurantSophisticated dining spot with Zen-like atmosphere
  • Sérêvène by Chef Pawan PinisettiRestaurantFeatures foie gras "Bananas Foster" and quail egg Ghee Roast
  • Ghee Indian KitchenRestaurantServes a daily 13-dish tasting menu for $65
  • AvivRestaurantModern Middle Eastern cuisine with salatim and saluf
  • LPM Restaurant & BarRestaurantRiviera-inspired menu with warm prawns and lamb cutlets
  • Michael's GenuineRestaurantModern-American locavore cuisine with wood-fired whole fish
  • LidoRestaurantInfuses traditional recipes with contemporary tweaks
  • Abbalé Modern Mediterranean KitchenRestaurantModern Mediterranean cooking with a Florida influence
  • DoyaRestaurantMezze style approach with dishes from wood fired ovens
  • Quinto La HuellaRestaurantUruguayan cuisine with fire-cooked magic
  • Los Fuegos by Francis MallmannRestaurantMaster of live fire cooking, known for charred meats
  • MakotoRestaurantSushi with fish flown in from Tokyo
  • Sunny'sRestaurantSteakhouse with octopus ceviche and chicken liver mousse
  • Lincoln RoadFast foodThe most famous section is Lincoln Road Mall, a pedestrian road running east–west parallel between 16th Street and 17th…
  • ZumaRestaurantenjoy the best Japanese cuisine in downtown Miami, Florida.
  • COTE MiamiRestaurantBeef is the star, with Prime Cuts and American Wagyu
  • Zitz SumRestaurantConglomeration of Italian, Asian, dim sum, and izakaya
  • CarboneRestaurantInterpretation of classic Italian-American fare
  • The Surf Club RestaurantRestaurantAward-winning Champagne Bar with turn-of-the-century glamour
  • Red Rooster OvertownRestaurantHome | Red Rooster Overtown in Miami, FL…
  • Zak the BakerBakeryLocal Miami baker Zak has become super popular for his crusty wheat and sourdough loaves.
  • L’Atelier de Joël RobuchonRestaurant"L'Atelier is the visionary creation of Joël Robuchon, combining gastronomic cuisine with a unique atmosphere of…
  • KYURestaurantJust like its home neighborhood, Wynwood , there’s an arty, cool feel to KYU that strikes you even before you enter…
  • Stubborn SeedRestaurantIt's casual with welcoming but sophisticated ambience with West Elm-like furnishings.
  • Lung Yai Thai TapasRestaurantLung Yai Thai Tapas features the best Thai food in all of Miami , prepared by a Bangkok-born chef who clearly…
  • Miami Design DistrictNeighborhood
  • all that glitters is goldRestaurant
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