Sneak Review: D. Rodriguez Cuba

A taste of next week's Cafe Review:Rodriguez' ceviches were once seen as radical departures from the lime/onion/cilantro norm. Nowadays you're as likely to encounter a creamed herring ceviche with bagel croutons as you are a traditional rendition, but D-Rod remains the master of marinated raw fish (and credit to executive...

By Lee Klein

February 4, 2010

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A taste of next week's Cafe Review:

Rodriguez' ceviches were once seen as radical departures from the lime/onion/cilantro norm. Nowadays you're as likely to encounter a creamed herring ceviche with bagel croutons as you are a traditional rendition, but D-Rod remains the master of marinated raw fish (and credit to executive chef Luis Flores for orchestrating his concepts). Witness the tiradito of paper-thin snapper slicked with sour orange juice -- a sleek, tangy tarp for the ceviche confetti of conch, red pepper, tomato, and crispy fried onion threads.

D. Rodriguez Cuba At Astor Hotel
956 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach
305-673-3763

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