Sometimes you just want a neighborhood restaurant. A homey nook that only you know about. ...
Same as the one in New York, except this outpost is inside the infamous Shore Club hotel. Spicy tuna rolls, sake, and pretty people abound. A celeb magnet, obv.
This super-casual spot is on people-watching mecca Lincoln Road. (Sit outside. The inside’s a dive.) There are more than 80 varieties of brew — from Belgian to Japanese — all for just 4 bucks.
The watering hole has plush seating, dim lighting, classic cocktails, and talent tickling the ivories. Go before 9 p.m. to soak up the happy hour.
A place to see and be seen. The long narrow space has a stunning 125-foot chandelier and a blue runway (yes, really). The food (prawns, duck, dumplings) is equally tasty and expensive.
Canoodle-worthy banquettes, a communal table, and VIP seating make up the colorful resto inside the swank W hotel. Nosh Spanish cuisine after a day at the pool.
Sometimes you just want a neighborhood restaurant. A homey nook that only you know about. ...
Sure, it’s called a bistro and bar, but the real draw at the resto inside the Catalina Hotel is the Thursday-night show. Go for the interactive burlesque, drag queen cabaret, and blues singer. Also notable: the Sunday doggie brunch.
One of Miami’s few oceanfront restos. You’ll find fresh fare, Top Chef alum Jeff McInnis, and an unbeatable view at the laid-back spot. Puff on a hookah Thursday through Saturday.
Owners chef Sean Brasel and David Tornek are formerly of celebrity-magnet Touch. Pricey steak and pretty people. Enjoy the scene inside — or peek at passersby on Lincoln Road.
Look, we’re not going to lie to you: It’s loud. The place goes almost full-club on weekends. But it serves top-notch Chinese food. Get a cocktail and let someone else foot the food bill.