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Food Porn: The Best Menu Items From Miami Spice 2017

July 18, 2017 15:45PM

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Miami Spice 2017 has a never-ending list of participating restaurants. Luckily for you, there are two months to try them all. Here are some of our favorite menu items from this year's list. They include standbys like Scarpetta and Juvia, and new favorites like Tatel and Big Easy Wine Bar & Grill. Miami Spice doesn't start until August 1, but here are some delicious food pictures to drool over in the meantime.

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