Only the claws are harvested and the crab goes back in the water. The season runs October 15 to May 1.
Where to goJoe's Stone CrabSouth Beach. Serving them since 1913. Get the mustard sauce.
Go there →Roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and mustard on Cuban bread, pressed flat on a hot plancha.
Where to goSanguich de MiamiLittle Havana. Pressed to order on Calle Ocho.
Go there →Florida made key lime pie its official state pie in 2006. The filling is pale yellow, never green.
Where to goJoe's Stone CrabSouth Beach. Order a slice after the claws.
Go there →Miami · 82 places to eat
Where to eat between shops.
Cafecito windows, stone crab, MICHELIN rooms and Calle Ocho institutions, each one close to the shopping. Every pick links straight to the restaurant.
Sweet, strong Cuban espresso, poured into tiny cups to share. The window is called a ventanita.
Where to goAny ventanita on Calle OchoLittle Havana. Order a colada and pass it around.
Go there →Havana’s classic: rum, lime, sugar, mint and soda. Miami makes it the Cuban way, muddled to order.
Where to goBall & ChainLittle Havana. Live salsa most nights.
Go there →Ham and béchamel, rolled, breaded and fried; ordered by the half dozen with a cafecito.
Where to goVersaillesLittle Havana. From La Ventanita, the walk-up window.
Go there →Iconic Miami
Cafecito, Stone Crab & Institutions
Miami's food runs on Cuban coffee, Caribbean and Latin American kitchens and the seafood coming in off the boats. These are the institutions locals send visitors to first.
- Contemporary, American
Michael's Genuine
The Design District's original destination restaurant (since 2007): seasonal American plates, wood-oven pizza and a shaded courtyard a block from the boutiques.
$$$ · Miami Design District - Greek, Turkish
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
A whitewashed cottage with a tree-canopied garden for Greek and Turkish mezze; the easiest long lunch in the district.
$$ · Miami Design District - Bakery
Zak The Baker
Miami's defining bakery: naturally leavened loaves, pastries and sandwiches in a bright Wynwood café (closed Saturday).
$ · Wynwood - Cuban
Versailles
the Cuban institutionThe Calle Ocho Cuban landmark since 1971: ventanita cafecito and croquetas, or a full plate of ropa vieja in the mirrored dining room.
$$ · Little Havana - Cuban
Cafe La Trova
Michelle Bernstein's food and Julio Cabrera's cantinero cocktails, with live music, in a Calle Ocho room styled after old Havana.
$$$ · Little Havana - Cuban
Sanguich De Miami
The Calle Ocho counter that obsesses over every component of the Cubano, from house-cured pork to house-baked bread.
$$ · Little Havana - Cuban, Bar
Ball & Chain
salsa since 1935Revived 1935 jazz-era bar on Calle Ocho with live salsa, a pineapple-shaped stage and mojitos.
$$ · Little Havana - Ice cream
Azucar Ice Cream Company
the giant cone on Calle OchoCalle Ocho scoop shop famous for Cuban-flavored ice cream like the guava-and-cheese 'Abuela Maria'.
$ · Little Havana - Seafood
Joe's Stone Crab
since 1913The Miami Beach institution since 1913; order the chilled stone crab claws with mustard sauce and finish with key lime pie.
$$$ · Collins Avenue - French sandwiches
La Sandwicherie
late-night South BeachLate-night South Beach counter on 14th Street between Washington and Collins for baguette sandwiches with its signature vinaigrette.
$ · Collins Avenue - Cuban
Puerto Sagua
Old-school Cuban diner on Collins serving café con leche, Cuban sandwiches and picadillo since the 1960s.
$$ · Collins Avenue - Seafood
Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market
on the Miami RiverFamily-run fish market and riverside deck on the Miami River since the 1960s; grouper sandwiches and stone crab in season.
$$ · Brickell City Centre - Cuban
Chug's Diner
Michael Beltran's busy Grove diner for oversized Cuban-bread sandwiches, oxtail ajiaco and warm guava pastelitos.
$$ · Coconut Grove - Cuban
Tinta y Cafe
A bookish Gables café for café con leche, croquetas and the pressed 'patria' sandwich.
$ · Miracle Mile - Italian
Caffe Abbracci
Coral Gables' white-tablecloth Italian standby since 1989, a block off Miracle Mile.
$$$ · Miracle Mile - Mexican
Taquiza
Steve Santana's taqueria, built on blue-corn tortillas made in-house from nixtamalized heirloom corn.
$
MICHELIN stars
Miami's Starred Tables
The starred restaurants closest to the shopping.
- French, Contemporary
Le Jardinier Miami
Alain Verzeroli's light, vegetable-forward French cooking in a polished room steps from the district's boutiques.
$$$$ · Miami Design District - Korean, Steakhouse
Cote Miami
Korean barbecue meets steakhouse, with dry-aged cuts grilled at the table and a butcher's feast for first-timers.
$$$ · Miami Design District - Japanese, Sushi
Hiden
A hidden Wynwood omakase counter reached by passcode door, with fish flown in from Japan several times a week.
$$$$ · Wynwood - Contemporary, Italian
Boia De
A tiny strip-mall dining room behind a pink neon exclamation point, serving inventive Italian plates and house pastas.
$$$ · MiMo & Little River - Contemporary, American
Stubborn Seed
Jeremy Ford's Latin- and Asian-accented tasting menu draws on the team's own farm.
$$$$ · Collins Avenue - American, Continental
The Surf Club Restaurant
Thomas Keller's Continental dining room in the restored 1930 Surf Club, about a mile south of Bal Harbour Shops; dress up and order the lobster thermidor.
$$$$ · Bal Harbour Shops - Colombian, Modern
Elcielo Miami
Juan Manuel Barrientos's riverside room turns Colombian flavors into a theatrical tasting experience.
$$$$ · Brickell City Centre - Contemporary
Ariete
Michael Beltran's dim, plant-filled Grove dining room mixes New American cooking with French technique; the tasting menu is the move.
$$$$ · Coconut Grove - Mexican
Los Félix
Heirloom corn and local seafood drive Sebastián Vargas's refined, sustainability-minded Mexican menu.
$$$ · Coconut Grove - Japanese, Sushi
Shingo
A 14-seat omakase counter where chef Shingo Akikuni works through seasonal, mostly Japan-sourced fish.
$$$$ · Miracle Mile - Middle Eastern, Israeli
Mutra
Raz Shabtai's hyperlocal, often-changing Israeli menu; closed Friday and Saturday.
$$$$ · Aventura Mall
Bib Gourmand
Great Food, Fair Prices
The MICHELIN inspectors' picks for very good cooking at a moderate price.
- Contemporary, American
Michael's Genuine
The Design District's original destination restaurant (since 2007): seasonal American plates, wood-oven pizza and a shaded courtyard a block from the boutiques.
$$$ · Miami Design District - Greek, Turkish
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
A whitewashed cottage with a tree-canopied garden for Greek and Turkish mezze; the easiest long lunch in the district.
$$ · Miami Design District - Barbecue
Hometown Barbecue Miami
Brooklyn pitmaster Bill Durney's warehouse barbecue in the Allapattah produce market, a short ride west of Wynwood; get the beef rib.
$$ · Wynwood - Vietnamese
Phuc Yea
Bold, shareable Vietnamese-fusion plates and a DJ-driven, red-lantern room on the MiMo strip.
$$ · MiMo & Little River - Turkish, Mediterranean
El Turco
A tiled kiosk with outdoor tables under oak trees, best for Turkish breakfast spreads, borek and manti.
$$ · MiMo & Little River - Chinese
Double Luck
a former pop-up turned moody, lantern-lit room for Chinese-American dishes like crispy duck salad and sweet-and-sour pork belly.
$$ · MiMo & Little River - Cuban
Sanguich De Miami
The Calle Ocho counter that obsesses over every component of the Cubano, from house-cured pork to house-baked bread.
$$ · Little Havana - Pizza
Lucali
The Brooklyn pizzeria's Miami Beach branch, turning out 18-inch charred-crust pies from a brick oven.
$$ · Sunset Harbour - Vietnamese
Tam Tam
A former supper club turned casual downtown spot for punchy, hand-held Vietnamese dishes.
$$ · Bayside Marketplace - Cuban
Chug's Diner
Michael Beltran's busy Grove diner for oversized Cuban-bread sandwiches, oxtail ajiaco and warm guava pastelitos.
$$ · Coconut Grove - Asian Fusion
Zitz Sum
Pablo Zitzmann's dumpling pop-up grown into a creative Asian small-plates spot in an office-building lobby.
$$ · Miracle Mile - Contemporary, Bakery
Bachour
Pastry chef Antonio Bachour's all-day bakery-café, known for jewel-like tarts plus a short savory lunch menu.
$$ · Miracle Mile - Cuban
Tinta y Cafe
A bookish Gables café for café con leche, croquetas and the pressed 'patria' sandwich.
$ · Miracle Mile - Peruvian, Seafood
Barra Callao
a small strip-mall raw bar turning out a rotating list of ceviches and causas.
$$ · Aventura Mall - Ecuadorian, Latin American
Cotoa
Alejandra Espinoza's warm, Ecuador-inspired kitchen.
$$ · Aventura Mall - Indian
Ghee Indian Kitchen
Niven Patel cooks a tight, farm-driven Indian menu in a warehouse-style room near Dadeland.
$$ · Dadeland Mall - Seasonal
To Be Determined
a short, constantly changing menu of about eight house-made dishes from two friends in a casual room.
$$ - Pizza
La Natural
Wood-fired, cold-fermented pizzas and a natural-wine list in a buzzy, dim Little River space.
$$
Latin Miami
Cuban, Peruvian & Beyond
The kitchens that make Miami taste like Miami.
- Cuban
Versailles
the Cuban institutionThe Calle Ocho Cuban landmark since 1971: ventanita cafecito and croquetas, or a full plate of ropa vieja in the mirrored dining room.
$$ · Little Havana - Cuban
Cafe La Trova
Michelle Bernstein's food and Julio Cabrera's cantinero cocktails, with live music, in a Calle Ocho room styled after old Havana.
$$$ · Little Havana - Cuban
Sanguich De Miami
The Calle Ocho counter that obsesses over every component of the Cubano, from house-cured pork to house-baked bread.
$$ · Little Havana - Cuban, Bar
Ball & Chain
salsa since 1935Revived 1935 jazz-era bar on Calle Ocho with live salsa, a pineapple-shaped stage and mojitos.
$$ · Little Havana - Cuban
Puerto Sagua
Old-school Cuban diner on Collins serving café con leche, Cuban sandwiches and picadillo since the 1960s.
$$ · Collins Avenue - Cuban
Chug's Diner
Michael Beltran's busy Grove diner for oversized Cuban-bread sandwiches, oxtail ajiaco and warm guava pastelitos.
$$ · Coconut Grove - Cuban
Tinta y Cafe
A bookish Gables café for café con leche, croquetas and the pressed 'patria' sandwich.
$ · Miracle Mile - Peruvian, Seafood
Barra Callao
a small strip-mall raw bar turning out a rotating list of ceviches and causas.
$$ · Aventura Mall - Ecuadorian, Latin American
Cotoa
Alejandra Espinoza's warm, Ecuador-inspired kitchen.
$$ · Aventura Mall
Off the boat
Seafood & Raw Bars
Stone crab in season, ceviche year-round.
- Seafood
Joe's Stone Crab
since 1913The Miami Beach institution since 1913; order the chilled stone crab claws with mustard sauce and finish with key lime pie.
$$$ · Collins Avenue - Greek, Seafood
Estiatorio Milos
Pick your fish from the ice display; the kitchen keeps it simple, from salt-baked whole fish to fried zucchini and eggplant.
$$$ · Collins Avenue - Seafood
Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market
on the Miami RiverFamily-run fish market and riverside deck on the Miami River since the 1960s; grouper sandwiches and stone crab in season.
$$ · Brickell City Centre - Peruvian, Seafood
Barra Callao
a small strip-mall raw bar turning out a rotating list of ceviches and causas.
$$ · Aventura Mall - Mexican, Seafood
La Doña Seafood & Grill
Chef James Tahhan's Mexican seafood house near Bloomingdale's in the Colonnade, with tableside guacamole, lobster tacos and birria.
$$$ · Sawgrass Mills
Browse by cuisine
Every restaurant, A to Z.
- Ariete★ Michelin starContemporary · Coconut Grove · Michael Beltran's dim, plant-filled Grove dining room mixes New American cooking with French technique; the tasting menu is the move.$$$$
- Azucar Ice Cream CompanyMiami iconIce cream · Little Havana · Calle Ocho scoop shop famous for Cuban-flavored ice cream like the guava-and-cheese 'Abuela Maria'.$
- BachourBib GourmandContemporary, Bakery · Miracle Mile · Pastry chef Antonio Bachour's all-day bakery-café, known for jewel-like tarts plus a short savory lunch menu.$$
- Bacon Bitch BaysideAmerican, Breakfast · Bayside Marketplace · Daytime brunch spot inside Bayside Marketplace with waterfront views, live music and bacon, egg and cheese plates; open until 4 or 5pm.$$
- Ball & ChainMiami iconCuban, Bar · Little Havana · Revived 1935 jazz-era bar on Calle Ocho with live salsa, a pineapple-shaped stage and mojitos.$$
- BarcelonetaSpanish · Sunset Harbour · Tapas and gin bar at Purdy Avenue and 20th Street serving chorizo with honey, squid-ink rice with cuttlefish and prawns, and Basque cheesecake.
- Barra CallaoBib GourmandPeruvian, Seafood · Aventura Mall · a small strip-mall raw bar turning out a rotating list of ceviches and causas.$$
- Beauty & the ButcherMichelin pickContemporary, American · The Shops at Merrick Park · A square-bar neighborhood room with a glass wine cellar, house-made everything and a serious steak list.$$$
- Boia De★ Michelin starContemporary, Italian · MiMo & Little River · A tiny strip-mall dining room behind a pink neon exclamation point, serving inventive Italian plates and house pastas.$$$
- Cafe La TrovaMichelin pickCuban · Little Havana · Michelle Bernstein's food and Julio Cabrera's cantinero cocktails, with live music, in a Calle Ocho room styled after old Havana.$$$
- Caffe AbbracciItalian · Miracle Mile · Coral Gables' white-tablecloth Italian standby since 1989, a block off Miracle Mile.$$$
- CarpaccioItalian · Bal Harbour Shops · Bal Harbour Shops' longtime Italian patio spot for beef, tuna and salmon carpaccio, Riviera salad and pizza Margherita between boutiques.$$$
- China GrillAsian · Bal Harbour Shops · The South Beach original returned in June 2026 inside Bal Harbour Shops, bringing back lobster pancakes, crispy spinach and Peking duck salad.$$$$
- Chug's DinerBib GourmandCuban · Coconut Grove · Michael Beltran's busy Grove diner for oversized Cuban-bread sandwiches, oxtail ajiaco and warm guava pastelitos.$$
- ClaudieFrench, Mediterranean · Brickell City Centre · Riviera-style French-Mediterranean restaurant at 1101 Brickell with a fountain terrace and 360-degree bar; wild shrimp carpaccio, lobster spaghetti and steak frites.$$$
- Cote Miami★ Michelin starKorean, Steakhouse · Miami Design District · Korean barbecue meets steakhouse, with dry-aged cuts grilled at the table and a butcher's feast for first-timers.$$$
- CotoaBib GourmandEcuadorian, Latin American · Aventura Mall · Alejandra Espinoza's warm, Ecuador-inspired kitchen.$$
- Double LuckBib GourmandChinese · MiMo & Little River · a former pop-up turned moody, lantern-lit room for Chinese-American dishes like crispy duck salad and sweet-and-sour pork belly.$$
- Earls Kitchen + BarAmerican · Dadeland Mall · Dadeland Mall's big-room bar and grill, reopened in October 2026 with a fall menu of lobster cacio e pepe, sticky Korean ribs and seafood towers.$$$
- El TurcoBib GourmandTurkish, Mediterranean · MiMo & Little River · A tiled kiosk with outdoor tables under oak trees, best for Turkish breakfast spreads, borek and manti.$$
- Elcielo Miami★ Michelin starColombian, Modern · Brickell City Centre · Juan Manuel Barrientos's riverside room turns Colombian flavors into a theatrical tasting experience.$$$$
- Elyu OmakaseMichelin pickJapanese, Sushi · The Shops at Merrick Park · About a dozen counter seats for Reiji Yoshizawa's omakase, which works his Filipino heritage into Japanese technique.$$$$
- Estiatorio MilosMichelin pickGreek, Seafood · Collins Avenue · Pick your fish from the ice display; the kitchen keeps it simple, from salt-baked whole fish to fried zucchini and eggplant.$$$
- Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish MarketMiami iconSeafood · Brickell City Centre · Family-run fish market and riverside deck on the Miami River since the 1960s; grouper sandwiches and stone crab in season.$$
- Ghee Indian KitchenBib GourmandIndian · Dadeland Mall · Niven Patel cooks a tight, farm-driven Indian menu in a warehouse-style room near Dadeland.$$
- Grand Lux CafeAmerican · Sawgrass Mills · The Cheesecake Factory's grander sibling in the Colonnade Outlets near Neiman Marcus Last Call, with a sprawling all-day menu.$$
- Hiden★ Michelin starJapanese, Sushi · Wynwood · A hidden Wynwood omakase counter reached by passcode door, with fish flown in from Japan several times a week.$$$$
- Hiyakawa MiamiMichelin pickJapanese, Sushi · Wynwood · A sculptural, wood-slatted Wynwood room for omakase and rosemary-smoked lamb chops.$$$
- Hometown Barbecue MiamiBib GourmandBarbecue · Wynwood · Brooklyn pitmaster Bill Durney's warehouse barbecue in the Allapattah produce market, a short ride west of Wynwood; get the beef rib.$$
- Joe's Pizza Lincoln RoadPizza · Lincoln Road · Miami Beach outpost of the Greenwich Village slice shop, steps off Lincoln Road on Meridian Avenue.
- Joe's Stone CrabMiami iconMichelin pickSeafood · Collins Avenue · The Miami Beach institution since 1913; order the chilled stone crab claws with mustard sauce and finish with key lime pie.$$$
- Kojin 2.0Michelin pickContemporary, Japanese · Miracle Mile · A husband-and-wife kitchen offering Japanese-leaning tasting menus or à la carte, with dishes like foie gras toast on rye.$$$
- Krüs KitchenMichelin pickContemporary · Coconut Grove · The farm-minded upstairs sibling to Los Félix, focused on small-farm produce, seafood and organic wine.$$$
- La Cañita at BaysideCuban, Caribbean · Bayside Marketplace · Michelle Bernstein's second-floor Latin-Caribbean restaurant at Bayside with bay views, empanadas, conch fritters, chicken fricassee and five kinds of mojitos.$$
- La Doña Seafood & GrillMexican, Seafood · Sawgrass Mills · Chef James Tahhan's Mexican seafood house near Bloomingdale's in the Colonnade, with tableside guacamole, lobster tacos and birria.$$$
- La NaturalBib GourmandPizza · Wood-fired, cold-fermented pizzas and a natural-wine list in a buzzy, dim Little River space.$$
- La SandwicherieMiami iconFrench sandwiches · Collins Avenue · Late-night South Beach counter on 14th Street between Washington and Collins for baguette sandwiches with its signature vinaigrette.$
- Le Jardinier Miami★ Michelin starFrench, Contemporary · Miami Design District · Alain Verzeroli's light, vegetable-forward French cooking in a polished room steps from the district's boutiques.$$$$
- Los Félix★ Michelin starMexican · Coconut Grove · Heirloom corn and local seafood drive Sebastián Vargas's refined, sustainability-minded Mexican menu.$$$
- LPM Restaurant & BarFrench, Mediterranean · Brickell City Centre · Niçoise-style French restaurant on Brickell Bay Drive since 2017, known for warm prawns in olive oil, escargot and an 800-plus-bottle wine list.$$$$
- LucaliBib GourmandPizza · Sunset Harbour · The Brooklyn pizzeria's Miami Beach branch, turning out 18-inch charred-crust pies from a brick oven.$$
- Lung Yai Thai TapasMichelin pickThai · Little Havana · A tiny, no-reservations Calle Ocho Thai spot known for khao soi and dumplings; expect a wait.$$
- MacchialinaMichelin pickItalian · Collins Avenue · A cozy trattoria for house-made pasta, veal parm and a nearly all-Italian wine list.$$$
- MakotoJapanese · Bal Harbour Shops · Stephen Starr's Japanese restaurant on Level 3 of Bal Harbour Shops, for sushi and robata between stores.$$$
- Mandolin Aegean BistroBib GourmandGreek, Turkish · Miami Design District · A whitewashed cottage with a tree-canopied garden for Greek and Turkish mezze; the easiest long lunch in the district.$$
- Mano LiberaMichelin pickItalian · Dadeland Mall · Neapolitan-rooted Italian on a leafy South Miami street; the pastas, especially linguine alla Nerano, are the draw.$$$$
- Michael's GenuineBib GourmandContemporary, American · Miami Design District · The Design District's original destination restaurant (since 2007): seasonal American plates, wood-oven pizza and a shaded courtyard a block from the boutiques.$$$
- Mister O1 Extraordinary PizzaMichelin pickPizza · Lincoln Road · Renato Viola's thin-crust, three-day-proofed pizzas, tucked into an office building a block from Lincoln Road.$$
- MotekMediterranean, Israeli · Aventura Mall · Israeli-Mediterranean bistro in Aventura Mall's outdoor courtyard serving all-day brunch, mezze and house-baked pastries cooked without seed oils.$$
- Mutra★ Michelin starMiddle Eastern, Israeli · Aventura Mall · Raz Shabtai's hyperlocal, often-changing Israeli menu; closed Friday and Saturday.$$$$
- Niu KitchenMichelin pickSpanish · Bayside Marketplace · A dim downtown tapas bar built for sharing, with paellas and coal-charred oysters.$$$
- OssobucoMichelin pickContemporary, Steakhouse · Wynwood · A wood-fired grill drives dry-aged steaks and smoked lamb at this Wynwood spot with a patio and weekend DJ.$$$
- Osteria Da FortunataItalian · Lincoln Road · The first location outside Italy of the Roman osteria, on the 600 block of Lincoln Road and known for its carbonara.
- PalmaMichelin pickContemporary · A tiny, candlelit tasting-menu room run by a handful of cooks.$$$$
- Perry's Steakhouse & GrilleSteakhouse · The Shops at Merrick Park · Florida's first Perry's, on Merrick Park's ground level with a fire-lit patio lounge and a gold barnacle installation in the dining room.$$$$
- Phuc YeaBib GourmandVietnamese · MiMo & Little River · Bold, shareable Vietnamese-fusion plates and a DJ-driven, red-lantern room on the MiMo strip.$$
- Pubbelly SushiJapanese, Latin · Sunset Harbour · Japanese gastropub on 20th Street with Latin accents: short rib dumplings, salmon tartare taquitos and pork belly bao, plus a weekday happy hour.
- Puerto SaguaCuban · Collins Avenue · Old-school Cuban diner on Collins serving café con leche, Cuban sandwiches and picadillo since the 1960s.$$
- RecovecoMichelin pickContemporary · Dadeland Mall · A small chef-couple restaurant with kitchen-view counter seats and a short, seasonal menu anchored by dry-aged roast chicken.$$$$
- Sanguich De MiamiBib GourmandCuban · Little Havana · The Calle Ocho counter that obsesses over every component of the Cubano, from house-cured pork to house-baked bread.$$
- Sawa Restaurant & LoungeMediterranean, Japanese · The Shops at Merrick Park · Merrick Park's ground-level dual-concept room pairing Mediterranean kebabs and mezze with sushi, plus belly-dance shows on weekend nights.$$$
- Seasons 52American · Sawgrass Mills · Seasonal grill in the Colonnade Outlets with a wine list built for flights and mini 'indulgence' desserts after a day of outlet shopping.$$$
- Shingo★ Michelin starJapanese, Sushi · Miracle Mile · A 14-seat omakase counter where chef Shingo Akikuni works through seasonal, mostly Japan-sourced fish.$$$$
- Slim'sSteakhouse · Bal Harbour Shops · Stephen Starr's Hollywood-glam steakhouse in Bal Harbour Shops, known for a Wagyu-and-foie-gras cheesesteak, tableside martinis and pink champagne cake.$$$$
- Stubborn Seed★ Michelin starContemporary, American · Collins Avenue · Jeremy Ford's Latin- and Asian-accented tasting menu draws on the team's own farm.$$$$
- Sunny's SteakhouseMichelin pickSteakhouse · An Old-Florida-meets-new steakhouse in Little River with local twists like pineapple hot sauce.$$$$
- Sushi Yasu TanakaMichelin pickJapanese, Sushi · Miami Design District · Quick, serious nigiri sets at a counter inside the MIA Market food hall, right off NE 39th Street.$$
- Tam TamBib GourmandVietnamese · Bayside Marketplace · A former supper club turned casual downtown spot for punchy, hand-held Vietnamese dishes.$$
- TaquizaMichelin pickMexican · Steve Santana's taqueria, built on blue-corn tortillas made in-house from nixtamalized heirloom corn.$
- Texas de BrazilBrazilian steakhouse · Sawgrass Mills · Churrascaria in The Oasis by Regal Cinemas where gauchos carve skewered meats tableside alongside a long salad bar.$$$$
- The Gibson RoomMichelin pickAmerican · Michael Beltran's candlelit, music-stage supper club, open Friday and Saturday nights only.$$$
- The Surf Club Restaurant★ Michelin starAmerican, Continental · Bal Harbour Shops · Thomas Keller's Continental dining room in the restored 1930 Surf Club, about a mile south of Bal Harbour Shops; dress up and order the lobster thermidor.$$$$
- The Taco StandMexican · Lincoln Road · Counter-service spot on the 1200 block for California-style burritos and al pastor tacos.
- Tinta y CafeBib GourmandCuban · Miracle Mile · A bookish Gables café for café con leche, croquetas and the pressed 'patria' sandwich.$
- To Be DeterminedBib GourmandSeasonal · a short, constantly changing menu of about eight house-made dishes from two friends in a casual room.$$
- Toku Modern AsianAsian · Aventura Mall · Upper-level Aventura Mall restaurant mixing Japanese, Chinese and Thai shareable plates with cocktails in a room styled after a 19th-century Japanese house.$$$
- Torno Subito MiamiMichelin pickItalian, Contemporary · Miami Design District · Massimo Bottura's playful, Riviera-colored Italian restaurant inside The Moore, with Florida-citrus twists on classics.$$$$
- VersaillesMiami iconCuban · Little Havana · The Calle Ocho Cuban landmark since 1971: ventanita cafecito and croquetas, or a full plate of ropa vieja in the mirrored dining room.$$
- ViceVersaMichelin pickPizza, Italian · Bayside Marketplace · A moody Italian bar off the Elser Hotel lobby for thin-crust pizza, crudo and an affogato martini.$$$
- Walrus RodeoMichelin pickAmerican, Italian · MiMo & Little River · Boia De's casual sibling, cooking everything over wood with a vegetable-forward bent.$$$
- Zak The BakerMichelin pickBakery · Wynwood · Miami's defining bakery: naturally leavened loaves, pastries and sandwiches in a bright Wynwood café (closed Saturday).$
- Zitz SumBib GourmandAsian Fusion · Miracle Mile · Pablo Zitzmann's dumpling pop-up grown into a creative Asian small-plates spot in an office-building lobby.$$
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