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USAFrom plush hotel restaurants and celebrity chefs to street food and mom and pop diners, Miami is now a foodie hot spot.
From plush hotel restaurants and celebrity chefs to street food and mom and pop diners, Miami is now a foodie hot spot.
Start your Miami food journey in Peru at La Mar at The Mandarin Orient Hotel for a truly exceptional experience. The views from the restaurant are incredible and you can eat seafood while gazing out over the water.
The Four Seasons Hotel at the Surf Club has been recently renovated, but at its heart it’s still the chic club Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, and even Winston Churchill once loved. It’s now occupied by a family-run restaurant from the Amalfi Coast, serving the best in Italian cuisine.
At The Bazaar, celebrity chef Jose Andres brings authentic Spanish tapas with a very modern twist to an appreciative audience. But if you love your food straight from the sea head to Stiltsville Fish Bar where the fresh and tasty seafood is served in battered old tackle boxes.
For Asian-inspired dishes, sit out on Kyu’s pretty terrace and enjoy burnt duck ends with Thai fried rice with runny egg.
If you’re hungry for food on the go, Purple People Eater is a food truck full of delicious tacos, burgers, and fish and chips. And if it’s laid back vibes you’re after as a side order to the main event, check out Raffa’s Backyard Grill, which is a barbeque where anyone can join in the fun. Place your order, then sit back while the scent of the grill fills the warm balmy air.
And if it’s cheese you’re after, head to MrCheezious where you’ll find the ultimate in grilled cheese sandwiches, a relaxed atmosphere and food truck roots. Delish!
