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1435 Brickell Avenue Four Season Hotel, Miami Miami, FL 33131 United States +1 305 358 3535 (Hotel) http://www.fourseasons.com/mia... |
Acqua at Four Seasons Hotel Miami is located off the main lobby on the 7th floor. A blend of modern decor and sophisticated ambiance, the restaurant offers a fine selection of Asian and Latin American cuisine. The main course may leave you a little disappointed but the desserts are great and so is the extensive wine list. Try and get a seat outdoors at the restaurant's pool terrace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine dining |
1395 Brickell Avenue Conrad Miami Miami, FL 33131 United States +1 305 503 6529 / +1 305 503 6500 (Hotel) http://miami.conradmeetings.co... |
How about dining on the 25th floor of the Conrad Miami? Sounds fascinating, doesn't it? Throw some contemporary American cuisine with Asian and Latin influences, and it's picture perfect. Atrio welcomes both hotel guests and visitors, who mainly come here for the food and the fabulous view of the Biscayne Bay. The place seats 80 and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. So ladies and gentlemen, this is fine dining at its best! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Brazilian fusion |
1630 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Miami, FL 33134-4012 United States +1 305 774 1934 |
While many Brazilian restaurants in the area feature the expected grilled meat skewers, Barroco showcases truly upscale national cuisine. In the sophisticated dining area, guests enjoy starters, such as Empanadas and Cheese Bread, followed by inventive and delicious fish and savory meat entrees. Décor is intimate and elegant, while service is knowledgeable and attentive. The ambience of this establishment adds to a superb meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good, cheap Cuban in bulk |
6452 Northwest 186th Street Miami, FL 33015 United States +1 305 823 8200 |
As you may have guessed by the name, Blue Sky sells its Cuban regional favorites not by the entree, but according to weight, which is perfect for party planning. Of course, you also have the option to order just enough for a ready-made meal. All orders are for take-out. Blue Sky also provides catering services. Try the Roast Pork with Onions or the Yucca with Garlic. The black beans and rice are seasoned to perfection. A full meal here can easily cost under USD10. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Venezuelan eatery and more |
7921 Southwest 40th Street Miami, FL 33155 United States +1 305 264 8772 |
Although the menu at Caballo Viejo is relatively short, there is something for everyone here. You will find Venezuelan fare in a casual setting and at modest prices (from USD10 for entrees). In addition to enjoying the very typical edibles such as Arepitas and Hallacas, you can also pick up newspapers or watch popular Venezuelan television shows. The pace is Miami casual and you can enjoy your meal in leisure. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Multicultural meat and fish |
2232 Collins Avenue Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 534 7013 |
Dishes here come from Argentina, southern Spain, Italy, and Maryland. Entrees are by and large traditional. The decor is casual. Entrees are meaty and hearty. An entire section of the menu is devoted to Argentine barbecue (churrasco, barbecue casona) while another section lists over a dozen pasta choices (manicotti, gnocchi, fettuccine, etc.). Seafood dishes run the gamut from Valencian Paella ($29.99 for a two-person serving) to Seafood Creole ($28.99 serves two). Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Peruvian-Cantonese cuisine |
12590 North Kendall Drive Miami, FL 33186 United States +1 305 271 3823 |
Even in South Florida, the land of fusion food, Chifa is exotic, serving a unique Peruvian-Cantonese menu. From start to finish, this may be a meal unlike anything you have tried before. Start with asparagus soup or hrimp roll with almonds. You can choose from a dozen different styles of duck, all of which are delicious. A variety of beers (including Peruvian) are available to accompany dinner. The surrounding area is unimpressive at best, but Chifa is certainly a diamond in the rough. Trek through the strip mall and you will be pleased at what you find. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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This one sparkles! |
225 Altara Avenue Collection Building Miami, FL 33146 United States +1 305 648 2600 http://www.chisparestaurant.com/ |
The name of this eatery means "spark" in Spanish. Obviously, it is meant for passionate people who will appreciate the beauty of the restaurant, enjoy the occasional events held here and absolutely love the Latin food served up. Cuban tiles, a wooden Spanish ceiling, goatskin lampshades and leather seats form the interiors. The signature dishes of this restaurant include Heart of Palms salad, roasted sweet peppers and shrimp ceviche. The desserts, especially the Tres Leches, are to die for! Driving down to Chispa? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Uniquely spiced seafood |
17040 Collins Avenue Miami, FL 33160 United States +1 305 957 1990 |
Feast on unique, flavorful seafood and pasta dishes at this intimate, friendly Miami Beach restaurant. Specialties include Ceviche and fried yellow rice with seafood (a Peruvian paella). Main entrees run about USD11 each. The service is friendly and helpful, but the first language here is Spanish. If you are going to ask a lot of questions, make sure your command of the language is above average, or bring a translator. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Budget Peruvian seafood |
7971 Southwest 40th Street Miami, FL 33155 United States +1 305 266 0212 |
This is not a place to pass up if you are in the mood for outstanding seafood at rock-bottom prices. All dishes are prepared and arranged to the highest Peruvian standards. Mariscos con Arroz (seafood and rice) is a house specialty, made with all varieties of fresh fish and shellfish on a bed of rice. You can also choose from a variety of non-seafood items such as pasta and a few meat dishes. Whatever your fancy may be, El Chalan will not disappoint you. Entrees start at about USD7. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Brazilian fire! |
10300 West Forest Hill Boulevard, Suite 122 Wellington Miami, FL 33414 United States +1 561 333 8101 http://www.fireofbrazil.com/ |
How does Brazilian food for dinner sound? Tempting for sure! This 200-seat restaurant specializes in juicy roast preparations, the sight of which can make your mouth water! Pick the right wine to go with your meal, and try the Brazilian Cheesecake - pure delight. End your experience with one of the delectable liquors available. The décor doesn't take a back seat either. Natural woods are used to add to the warmth of the ambience. Go ahead and plan a business luncheon or a party; your function can be hosted in the 30-seat private room, which is equipped for video presentations too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dine in Peru |
325 Alcazar Avenue Miami, FL 33134 United States +1 305 446 1600 http://www.francescorestaurant... |
Pleasing both locals and food critics alike, Francesco has gained a reputation for having an eclectic menu of Peruvian ceviches and entrees. Seafood is their specialty, and choices include Malbec Lobster, Squid Ink Risotto with Shrimp on Aji Amarillo Sauce and Tuna con Picante de Camarones, along with many others. The ambiance is a wonderful blend of both cozy bistro and upscale restaurant. There is a full wine menu to complement your meal as well as an assortment of beers. For a change, try one of their Peruvian brews such as Cristal, Cuzquena or Pilsen. If you're looking to impress, this is the perfect spot to have a date or a business meeting; it's intimate, quiet, and inviting. Smart-casual is the general attire, but go as you see fit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Takes two to tango |
2901 Southwest Eighth Street Miami, FL 33135 United States +1 305 649 9494 |
If you like to tango, you could try this restaurant on weekend nights. The Argentinean steak house in Little Havana serves up delicious dishes in an old world setting. As is typical in Argentinean restaurants, steak and pasta dominate the menu here. The inexpensive lunch specials are among the best deals in town. Dinner options include Churrasco, Parillada, and Milanese-Style Chicken and Beef. Homemade desserts like Flan and Rum-Flamed Apple Crepe complete delightful meals. Locals and tourists alike can enjoy leisurely meals and weekend entertainment in a charming South American-style atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Argentinian and Italian treats |
394 Giralda Avenue Miami, FL 33131 United States +1 305 774 3599 http://www.grazianosgroup.com/ |
If you are in the mood for fresh Argentinean cuisine then head to Coral Gables and have your fill. And it's not only Argentinean cuisine that is on offer, you can also opt for Italian food. Go ahead and binge on the steaks. All the delicacies are classic favorites and have contemporary and creative influences. There is also a full bar available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fabulous, homemade sopas |
1933 Southwest Eighth Street Miami, FL 33135 United States +1 305 649 2015 |
Guayacan serves ever-more-popular Nicaraguan favorites in a comfortable environment. The crowd is low-key, so you do not need to worry about impressing any scenesters. Particularly noteworthy are the sopas, which are unlike what is found in most Nicaraguan restaurants in town. They change daily. Pescada a la Tipitapa (red snapper deep-fried whole and drenched in a sauce of onions and peppers) is excellent. Located in Little Havana, this is a quaintly cozy spot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unwind and Dine, No Reservations |
941 Lincoln Road Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 538 8066 |
On Lincoln Road, Lincoln Road Café offers authentic Cuban cuisine. The outdoor tables, amidst the greenery, offer an excellent place to unwind and dine. Try out their meat or chicken. The portions are generoous and the food, tasty. This is a great place for a business lunch. Treat yourself to some live music in the evening. No need to make reservations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delightfully Nicaraguan |
2728 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Miami, FL 33134-6005 United States +1 305 446 0050 http://www.losranchossteakhous... |
A meal at Los Ranchos may feel more like a short trip home for the Nicaraguan-born. This restaurant serves authentic regional cuisine accompanied by the sound of mariachi music. One can find such traditional specialties as Gallo Pinto (rice with pinto beans) and Nacatamal (corn meal, pork, and rice wrapped in banana leaf). Steaks are also highly recommended. Nicaraguan drinks made from seeds, fruit, and grains can be found here. Los Ranchos is moderately priced. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Colombian and continental cuisine |
239 23rd Street Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 538 2400 http://www.mamavieja.com/newti... |
This restaurant's menu is split into three sections: Colombian, continental, and seafood. An entire portion of the menu is devoted to Colombian specialties. Menu items include Green Banana Medallions stuffed with seafood, Flank Steak grilled with broiled potatoes and cassava and Grilled Beef Liver. Continental selections include Carne Milanese and Fettuccine Alfredo. Seafood selections include Sautéed Shrimp, Seafood Casserole, and Snapper Filet sautéed with white wine. The atmosphere is casual and friendly. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Short trip to Bogotá |
435 Southwest 12th Avenue Miami, FL 33130-2411 United States +1 305 324 9730 |
Everything about this restaurant is authentically Colombian, from the lively atmosphere to the fabulous food. It brings a touch of home to natives of Colombia, and is a welcome experience for all others. A variety of traditional dishes can be found here. Menu items include Arepas (white corn pancakes), Empanadas (stuffed with ground meat), and Grilled Steak pounded thin and marinated in lemon and garlic. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant Argentine Dining |
1414 Brickell Avenue Miami, FL 33131 United States +1 305 403 0900 http://www.bistronovecento.com |
Novecento is a luxurious Miami restaurant that offers upscale and authentic Argentine cuisine. Located comfortably near the Atlantic Ocean, Novecento is a wonderful destination for a special occasion or simply an evening meal. A full bar, outdoor seating, and live DJs W-Sa nights are added treats. For a true taste of Buenos Aires, a beef dish, such as the delicious Lomo, is a cultural must. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nicaraguan delicacies |
6830 Bird Road Miami, FL 33155-3708 United States +1 305 284 8417 |
If you are a fan of Nicaraguan food (or just can't wait to try it), this is one restaurant you must visit. El Novillo is an exceptionally good addition to the plethora of South American eateries emerging in the Miami area. The decor is suggestive of a hacienda; graceful and inviting. Appetizers are varied such as the Fried Cheese, Nacatamalitos or Ceviche. But definitely save room for an entree. Try the Churrasco or a Pepper Steak in Cream Sauce. Enjoy the live Marimba music on certain days of the week while you sip on your drinks at the bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ooh la la! |
320 San Lorenzo Avenue Miami, FL 33146 United States +1 305 461 4442 http://www.olasteak.com/ |
OLA, which stands for 'Of Latin America' presents a unique dining experience through the efforts of chef Douglas Rodriguez, who is a connoisseur of Latin flavours. In fact, he has been selected by Newsweek as one of the 110 Americans whose influence would be noteworthy in years to come. The dishes are as unique as they sound - Pollo Criollo, Smoke Adobo Rib Eye, "Pablo" Escolar Thirty Two, Rainbow Ceviche and more. But of course, the focus here is on steaks. In addition, party and banquet services are offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Argentina on SoBe |
1237 Lincoln Road Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 695 9300 |
The restaurant specializes in meals made with Argentine beef. In fact, a Parrilla is an authentic Argentine open grill. Argentinean chef Rocky Coghlan prepares such dishes as Empanadas (Argentine meat pies) and Matambre Relleno (rolled veal flank stuffed with vegetables) as well as items prepared with chorizo and blood sausage. A variety of pastas are also available. You are greeted by a giant statue of an Argentinean polo player with black and white cowhide adorning all the banquettes. The walls are covered with what seems to be every conceivable polo accoutrement. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peruvian fast food |
13011 North Kendall Drive Miami, FL 33186 United States +1 305 388 7378 |
Good food and low prices are what you will find at this Peruvian specialty restaurant in West Kendall. A Broward County (Pembroke Pines) location is also open. Red meat eaters beware; chicken is king at this eatery. El Rancho serves up its Rotisserie Chicken and Salchipapas (sausage fries) with side orders such as pinto beans and fried yuca. An ultra casual, fast-food chain feel prevails. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Deli, cafe and groceries |
10760 West Flagler Street Local 6 Miami, FL 33174 United States +1 305 554 4484 http://www.saboreschilenos.com |
You will find this deli-cafe combo way west of Miami in the town of Sweetwater, not far from the Everglades; enter via 10800 Southwest Second Street. Friendly staffers will help you navigate your way through the Chilean grocery items and wines. You may need a guide: there are a variety of empanadas, intriguing breads, jellyrolls, and a deli case packed with pates, cheeses, rolled flank steak and sausages. Grains and chocolates are joined by jars of papayas and odd seaweed that is used in salads or as a pasta substitute! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Chilean home cooking |
10760 West Flagler Plaza #6 Miami, FL 33174 United States +1 305 554 4484 |
Sabores Chilenos (Chilean Flavors) offers just that; authentic flavorful Chilean dishes at great prices. Imported specialty products and homemade pastries are also available. The menu consists of entrees priced mostly under $10. It includes specialties such as fried fish and Cazuela al Vacuno (a broth with veal shank, potatoes, pumpkin, and rice). For dessert, Alfajores are a must. Two display cases and numerous wall shelves crowd the small interior. Little tables take up the rest of the space. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent Peruvian |
2907 Northwest Seventh Street Miami, FL 33125 United States +1 305 649 5924 |
Believe it or not, you will not find much in the way of salmon here, aside from the owner, whose last name is Salmon. This is, in fact, a deliciously authentic Peruvian restaurant. The specialty here is a white-fleshed fish called Corbina. Whether you choose to try it with seafood or a fresh coriander sauce, you will be pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere is informal and comfortable. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Time for some air-kissing! |
600 Lincoln Road Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 673 5337 |
No this ain't a shady sushi bar tucked away in the city's Chinatown. Sushi Samba is a renowned chain with branches in the Big Apple, Chicago and of course, Miami Beach. Don't be surprised when your preconceived notions take a backseat; it serves not only Japanese, but Brazilian and Peruvian cuisines as well. Plush interiors with cherry red couches and transparent seats add to the ambiance. The bar is where all the actions takes place—find unusual flavors of sakes and don't forget to grab the house special sambatini—a flavored martini. Ladies, if it's been a while since you wore your Chanel boots and Morgan dress, you have the perfect place to flaunt them now! Call them for private events and functions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Grilled meat, Argentine style |
946 Normandy Drive Miami, FL 33141 United States +1 305 861 7797 |
Located across the street from an older and slightly more hectic Argentine eatery, this restaurant offers delicious food and great service in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. The Tango is a Parillada, an Argentine grilled meat restaurant. It serves platters of various meats on a tabletop charcoal grill. Entree prices range from USD12.95 to USD25.95. Other menu items include pasta and chicken dishes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Everything char-grilled |
328 Crandon Boulevard Miami, FL 33149 United States +1 305 361 1133 |
Although you can find great pastas, soups and other un-grilled foods at this Argentine eatery, the majority of choices are char-grilled and delicious. Grilled steak and chicken sandwiches cost about USD6.99, while an entire meal, including beverage and tip, will only cost about $20. The staff is friendly, helpful, and eager to make suggestions. While you're dining, you can enjoy the tropical setting of this lovely restaurant by the ocean. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steak for the meat-freaks and salads for the vegetarians! |
11401 NW 12th Street The Dolphin Mall Miami, FL 33172 United States +1 305 599 7729 http://www.texasdebrazil.com/ |
This eatery offers the best of steaks, barbequed dishes, and Brazilian preparations. Dig into a thick, juicy Angus Beef Steak, accompanied by Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Sweet Fried Bananas - it is a meat lover's delight. If you feel like a light dish, head to the salad area, which offers more than three dozen soups, appetizers, side-dishes, and of course, salads. There is also an extensive wine list, and the staff is most porfessional and obliging. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For a meat bonanza! |
11401 NW 12th Street The Dolphin Mall Miami, FL 33172 United States +1 305 599 7729 http://www.texasdebrazil.com |
This popular restaurant serves up delicacies, such as Angus Beef Steak, Brazilian Sausage, and Roasted Australian Cold Water Lobster Tail Served with Drawn Butter. The meat is cooked over an open flame, and the waiters carry the roasted items straight to your table on skewers, before carving out the slices. Generous portions and a skilled, efficient staff add to the appeal of the place. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Argentinean cuisine, Brazilian atmosphere |
933 Normandy Drive Miami, FL 33141-2927 United States +1 305 867 1717 |
This lively Argentine restaurant offers ample portions, fair prices, and a lively Brazilian atmosphere. The delicious Churrasco is a must for steak lovers. If you have a big appetite and would rather have an assortment of grilled meats, try the Parrillada Argentina. Entrees are large enough for two people. It is recommended that you share a meal in order to save room for the delicious dessert special, a fired crepe filled with sweet Dulce de Leche. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indoor/outdoor Cuban cafe |
1676 Collins Avenue Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 534 2101 |
Simplicity is the beauty of this place: good, solid Cuban favorites for low, low prices. The cafe caters to a South Beach tourist crowd, due to its location on Collins Avenue. Sip on a colada while you watch the crazy South Beach scene all around you. Go for the basics like Pounded Palomilla Steak garnished with onions, ropa vieja, ham croquettes. Black beans are delicious. The indoor/outdoor dining option is particularly attractive on warm Miami nights. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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