Miami is the most vibrant city in the sunshine state. When you are planning a trip to Miami, it is difficult to decide where you want to go out to eat. What’s new? What’s hot? I have been living in Miami for 4 years and I have visited so many places that I know exactly what to recommend. Here are 10 of the best bars and restaurants in Miami to go to.
This is an intimate Mediterranean hideaway. They have locally sourced ingredients that include vegetables from the backyard garden. Cafe Roval is a true oasis in Miami.
With its panoramic views of the city with vertical gardens, this restaurant features French, Japanese and Peruvian dishes. Located in South Beach, Miami.
Pao carries a heavily Filipino concept, with influences from both Spain and Asia, particularly Japan. They have a true luxury dining experience. Also, located in South Beach, Miami.
Prepare for a flavor overload, KYU offers Asian American sweet/sour, spicy/smoky light/spicy dishes. An extremely fun dining experience at KYU making it one of the best bars and restaurants in Miami.
Fresh flavorful authentically Mediterranean food and a beautiful Greece -inspired backyard. Located in the Miami Design District.
Seaspice is very sexy restaurant with a modern and French Rivera atmosphere. It has a beautiful water-view dinner, so if you’re looking for relaxing atmosphere, this is one of the best bars and restaurants in Miami.
This is an amazing french restaurant. They capture that sophisticated French flair and are located in Brickell.
If you want somewhere with good drinks, this is the best of the bars and restaurants in Miami. They have a weekly BOTTOMLESS ROSE AND MIMOSA DEAL for $18 every Sunday! Good aesthetics and bottomless drinks? Count. Us. In. They also have extremely well-made cocktails and a trendy aesthetic. Located Wynwood.
This is definitely a local’s favorite spot for drinks. Located in South Beach Miami.
Sugar Bar has an amazing rooftop for cocktails and snacks. Located in Brickell.
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