Costa Med
 260 Crandon Blvd., Ste. 46
 Key Biscayne, FL 33149
 305.361.7575
 CostaMedRestaurant.com
 Why we picked it: The fresh-made pasta and seasonal seafood selections have diners returning to this Mediterranean fan-favorite over and over again. Now there is more seating and new menu options for you to enjoy thanks to their recent expansion.
La Boulangerie
 328 Crandon Blvd., Ste. 125
 Key Biscayne, FL 33149
 305.365.5260
 LaBoulangerieUSA.com
 Why we picked it: Craving sweet or savory? You can never go wrong with La Boulangerie. The guava & cheese croissants fly out of the display cases so fast that insiders call ahead to reserve them!
Dune Burgers
 Ritz Carlton Hotel
 455 Grand Bay Dr.
 Key Biscayne, FL 33149
 305.365.4500
 RitzCarlton.com
 Why we picked it: This beachside escape is best known for its superb ocean view and uber-friendly bartender Geno. Ask him to make you one of his famous Mojitos, enjoy the floater and plan for a slow afternoon.
Perricone’s
 15 SW 10th St.
 Miami, FL 33131
 305.374.9449
 Perricones.com
 Why we picked it: This charming tropical escape doubles as the perfect backdrop for a business lunch or a romantic dinner. Bonus: You can find all your favorite Italian delicacies at their marketplace.
Tutto Pasta
 1751 SW 3rd Ave.
 Miami, FL 33129
 305.857.0709
 TuttoPasta.com
 Why we picked it: The fresh house-made pasta is the all-star of this West Brickell Italian eatery. Their veal scaloppini, pumpkin agnolotti and potato gnocci are splurge-worthy pleasures.
El Tucán
 1111 SW 1 Ave.
 Miami, FL 33130
 305.535.0065
 ElTucanMiami.com
 Why we picked it: Caribbean and South American fare share the stage with a marvelous modern-day cabaret experience that pays homage to 1940s Cuba and transports you to a bygone era of glitz and glamour.
Segafredo Brickell
 1421 S. Miami Ave.
 Miami, FL 33130
 305.577.9809
 SZE-Brickell.com
 Why we picked it: Quintessential café by day and sophisticated lounge by night, Segafredo is always at the center of the action. Beautiful people flock here for the food, the fun and the ambiance.
Seaspice
 422 NW N. River Dr.
 Miami, FL 33128
 305.440.4200
 SeaspiceMiami.com
 Why we picked it: Waterfront dining in a lush garden on the banks of the Miami River is oh-so-Miami. Spotting celebrities and models while you dine on black cod and jumbo prawns is a regular occurrence.
Marion Restaurant
 1111 SW 1st Ave.
 Miami, FL 33130
 786.717.7512
 MarionMiami.com
 Why we picked it: This breezy Mediterranean oyster bar features a grand café, restaurant and bakery in the heart of the bustling heart of Brickell. It’s become one of the top meeting places for Miami’s movers-and-shakers.
Graziano’s In Brickell
 177 SW 7th St.,
 Miami, FL 33130
 305.860.1426
 GrazianosGroup.com
 Why we picked it: The newest Graziano’s restaurant is perfect for business lunches and networking happy hours. Their meal-to-go option is a favorite of CEOs and busy interns alike during breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Batch Gastropub
 30 SW 12th St.
 Miami, FL 33130
 305.808.5555
 BatchMiami.com
 Why we picked it: This is one of the most buzzing places in Miami, especially during their top-notch happy hours and daily specials that will tantalize and tease your tastebuds every single time you stop in.
Hannya
 1063 Brickell Plaza
 Miami, FL 33133
 305.808.5833
 HannyaRestaurants.com
 Why we picked it: It’s name means “wisdom” — and you’d be wise to check this place out when you’re in the mood for some authentic Asian cuisine with plenty of vegetarian and meaty options available for all to devour.
Love Is Blind
 225 Altara Ave.
 Coral Gables, FL 33146
 305.748.6118
 LoveIsBlindRestaurant.com
 Why we picked it: Love may be blind, but this place is great. Their impressive wine list, art nouveau décor and globally inspired cuisine makes this bar/restaurant a must-try in The Magic City no matter what the occasion.
Jaguar
 3067 Grand Ave.
 Miami, FL 33133
 305.444.0216
 JaguarHG.com
 Why we picked it: The tropical vibe reigns supreme here, and the cevice by the spoon in the outdoor seating area not only makes for some great people-watching, it will leave you looking forward to your next bite.
The Local
 150 Giralda Ave.
 Coral Gables, FL 33134
 305.648.5687
 TheLocal150.com
 Why we picked it: When you just want to grab a beer and a quick bite to eat to ease whatever’s on your mind, this place is it. Aptly named, this is one of the few places in Miami where everyone really knows your name.
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink
 130 NE 40th St.
 Miami, FL 33137
 305.573.5550
 MichaelsGenuine.com
 Why we picked it: This vibrant neighborhood bistro is a consistent palate-pleaser. The slow-roasted & grilled Harris Ranch beef short rib is a bite of heaven and the crispy pig ears are consistent favorites.
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
 4312 NE 2nd Ave.
 Miami, FL 33137
 305.749.9140
 MandolinMiami.com
 Why we picked it: The romantic ambiance perfectly pairs with delightful and fresh fare from the Greek Isles and the Turkish Coast. The rustic and authentic dishes feed your stomach and soul — regardless of what you’re craving.
Buena Vista Bistro
 4582 NE 2nd Ave.
 Miami, FL 33137
 305.456.5909
 BuenaVistaBistro.com
 Why we picked it: Classic French dishes are served fresh daily at this Parisian bistro known for its fresh-from-the-market fare. The daily 3-course meal is a both satisfying and budget-pleasing.
Drunken Dragon
 1424 Alton Rd.
 Miami Beach, FL 33139
 305.397.8556
 DrunkenDragon.com
 Why we picked it: This do-it-yourself method of tableside grilling paired with modern Asian tapas and global delights is a must-taste. Make sure to time your next visit during their “Dragon Hour” with a $3-$7 Bites Menu and their special Marlee’s Green Tea for $5.
Soho Bay
 520 West Ave.
 Miami Beach, FL 33139
 786.618.2788
 SohoBayRestaurant.com
 Why we picked it: This U.S. branch of a Brazilian chain that serves up modern Japanese fare is located within a swanky bayfront space with a patio featuring some of the best views around.
P&B Restaurant
 101 Ocean Dr.
 Miami Beach, FL 33139
 305.672.6624
 PAndBMiami.com
 Why we picked it: This South Beach newcomer doesn’t stand for Peanut Butter & Jelly, it stands for Plethore Et Baltazhar and it hails from Lyon, France. It’s truly a new concept in gastronomy and laid-back sophistication.
 









