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In true Florida fashion, this Colombian restaurant is nestled in an unassuming strip mall. Locals stop here for familiar tastes of home cooking at unusually inexpensive prices. There are only fourteen tables, so lunch gets busy. Start with a very greasy, extra-crispy Colombian empanada garnished with spicy aj
Sapore di Mare – Italian for “Taste of the Sea” – concentrates on seafood dishes from Campania, a region in Italy that includes Naples and the Amalfi Coast. All of the fish is sourced exclusively from the Mediterranean, and Sapore is known for its crudo selection. Begin with the branzino carpaccio, which is made using […]
For more than 50 years, Calle Oche’s Cubans have been turning to Sarussi Café for a heaping, hearty bite of home. From a turn on Man V. Food to a Super Bowl live-shot – their expertise in the Cubano category hasn’t gone unnoticed. Eaters flock for their original sammy, El Original – 16 inches of […]
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Seaspice, which from its inception has hosted celebrities and a daily two-hour-plus wait, sits on the Miami River. The scene at the airy white boathouse rumored to have once been owned by the billionaire founder of Trans World Airlines, Howard Hughes, is straight out of Saint-Tropez. Men in gold-rimmed aviator sunglasses and unbuttoned shirts pluck […]
By day, Segafredo is filled with people sipping lattes, reading newspapers, and playing backgammon. By night, the lights are dimmed, a DJ spins, and women wearing stilettos drink champagne cocktails. Sometime after dusk, a velvet rope and a valet parking attendant appear, and what was a cozy red, black, and gray coffee shop with upholstered […]
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