Off-the-charts delicious desserts. Great version of classic Key Lime Pie. Try the moscato wine with the glass dipped in caramel.
Great place for fresh seafood when you want to eat in. A few specialty items, vegetables and sauces round out the offering. Great place friendly service.
Make sure you try some of the free samples So far they've all been delicious :-)
Make sure you take the guided tour, you will learn so much more than if you go the self-guided route. I really enjoyed this, made me want to read all of his books.
Research the sunset time before heading over. Make sure to give yourself 15 - 20 minutes before sundown to find a good view and/or seat.
For a cheap Cuban meal in the wee hours of the morning, this dive is perfect. Order a 'medianoche' (a straight-up Cuban sandwich) for a delicious dish after a long evening at the Miami nightclubs.
Cheap rates and only a few blocks from the beach. What more can you ask for?
A South Beach stone crab institution that's always mobbed, no matter what the economy is like. Home of the original Miami Beach power lunch. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Free concert the 3rd Friday of every month: Big Night in Little Haiti. December's headliner was Haitian singer/musician Wanito. Other acts: Estrela Brilhante, Emeline Michel, BelO, T-Vice, etc. Read more.
Try a cortadito, café con leche or cafecito (one shot version). As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Best place for Cuban coffee and fresh fruit juice in Little Havana. Locally owned. Fresh fruits and veggies. Go out back to see the pig and chickens.
Great little roof top find. Beautiful pool scene and happy hour (two for one from 6-10). Snag a cabana bed (you don't need to be a hotel guest) and sit back with a drink in hand and enjoy the view.
The palm-studded shoreline, Art Deco architecture, sizzling nightlife, and colorful local residents make this scene unique. – Green Guide Editor
To experience Miami's energy, walk through this outdoor mall—it has everything from a farmers market to a mariachi band.
Popular & traditional Cuban cuisine! Be prepared – its cash only, and the staff speaks mostly Spanish. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Bar Program: Tongue & Cheek. Each drink is an individual creation of the chef, not the bartender. Try the Bourbon for Apples or the Walking Dead. Read more.
