If you “know what it means to miss New Orleans,” the Corner is the Miami bar for you. Nestled in the downtown nightclub district, this little speakeasy boasts a bar constructed from 150-year-old repurposed wood and a vibe that’s more reminiscent of the Big Easy than the neon lights of the Magic City. Maybe that’s […]
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Corsair, celebrity Italian chef Scott Conant’s second Miami restaurant, doesn’t stray too far from home. It’s located in an Aventura resort owned by the same family behind Miami Beach’s iconic Fontainebleau, where his place Scarpetta has been a favorite since opening in 2008. It’s a bit more relaxed here, but that doesn’t mean flip-flops and […]
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Considered a treasure on the University of Miami campus, the Bill Cosford Cinema screens contemporary, classic, and foreign films on a wide screen each weekend. Aside from being a state-of-the-art facility that seats 240 people, the Cosford welcomes renowned actors and directors such as Kevin Spacey and UM alumnus Ray Liotta to take the stage […]
Simon Kim has brought Cote, his New York cross between a Korean barbecue restaurant and a traditional steakhouse, to the Design District. The restaurant offers a selection of Waygu beef, including American Waygu and A5 Japanese Wagyu – the latter sourced from the Miyazaki prefecture, where true Wagyu are raised. The steaks are dry-aged for […]
Cotoa is a breath of fresh air on Miami’s dining scene, bringing a level of Ecuadorian cooking the likes of which the city has never seen. Chef Alejandra Espinoza has transformed a cozy 24-seat North Miami space into a culinary journey through the coast, the Andes, and the Amazon. From her “Humita de la Abuela” […]
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This stunner of a steak house – a classy throwback to a dinner-club design – is where you might find celebs and notables cozy in the red velvet banquettes. High rollers and those whales the Hardrock casinos comp come to the Council Oak to spend a wad, while average slotsters might find it hard to […]
Rigged out in shipboard gear, this fine seafood restaurant has earned its spars and stripes. You almost expect the creaking of the hull and the tang of salt air; instead, you get the horns and exhaust from SW Eighth Street and one of the best Cuban meals in the city. For starters, try the clams […]
On weekends, lines can be long at this Wynwood taco joint. Helmed by executive chef Scott Linquist, the restaurant serves tacos made with humanely raised meats and locally sourced vegetables and seafood. A tortillera works on the line at all times, making as many as 1,000 tortillas a day to order. If you’re looking for […]
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It is indeed a cozy, homey sort of diner on a bustling corner of Miami Springs’ business district. The walls are hung with fancy quilts and needlework, old black-and-white photos of the town circa 1930, and antique Coca-Cola paraphernalia. Real and fabricated ferns and flowers are everywhere, and delicious-looking cakes, pies, and pastries sit on […]
For down-home cooking at a family-owned spot, head to the quaint Miami Springs. Like the town in which it’s located, Crackers Casual Dining is otherworldly. It’s a cozy, comfortable place that feels far from the traffic-snarled Dolphin Expressway and even farther from the jockeying of South Beach. And to Jeff and Jo Mitnick, it’s home, […]