Eighteen Restaurants you need to visit in South Beach

Eighteen Restaurants you need to visit in South Beach

Always June at Kimpton Anglers Hotel Rooftop – (South Beach) enjoy a sunset mojito (main photo) or grab some lunch near the pool with tasty apps from the signature hotel restaurant Seawell Fish and Oyster.

 

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Stubborn Seed – (South of Fifth) Michelin star fresh quality eats by Bravo’s Top Chef Jeremy Ford with a chill yet elegant dimmed light vibe

 

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Limonada (Flamingo / Lummus) – a variety of craft cocktails and live DJ by the pool to go with your huevos rancheros or gourmet sandwich.

 

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IT Italian Trattoria (City Center) – the first restaurant I ever had a proper dinner in South Beach, and no regrets. Have any of their varietal homemade pastas for dinner or stop by in the morning for a chocolate croissant to cure that Miami hangover.

 

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Buon Pane Italiano (South of Fifth) – Morning espressos and pastries the Italian way. Don’t forget to try one of the Nutella doughnuts!

Casa Tua (Miami Beach) – tucked away in South Beach’s quietest corner on James Ave., you will transport to Italy for authentic pasta and the most charming ambiance. 

 

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Forte Dei Marmi (South of Fifth) – the perfect date spot because you can share their famous bucatini pasta served right off a pecorino wheel. 

 

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Drunken Dragon (West Avenue) – A variety of tapas and Korean BBQ paired with their tiki-themed cocktails. You NEED to try their unique version of a classic lobster roll. 

 

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Sushi Garage (Miami Beach) – the best happy hour ever at one of Miami’s top sushi restaurants.  

 

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WATR at One Hotel Rooftop (Mid-Beach) – views and eats—what’s not to love at the 1 Hotel South Beach’s WATR? Try to make a reservation around sunset, you won’t regret it!

 

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Nobu at Fontainbleau (North Beach) – is there any excuse ever to *not* go to Nobu? One of my top 10 favorite all-time restaurants located in the iconic Fontainbleau Hotel makes this one worth visiting.

 

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Salt Cafe (Miami Beach) – the perfect spot to chill during the day and enjoy a Prosecco and dessert while people-watching on Collins Ave. 

 

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Pura Vida (South of Fifth) – get here early if you want a seat because there is a reason this place is always packed: healthy delicious food and lattes to perfectly start your day. 

 

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Big Pink (South of Fifth) – American food with specialty breakfast items and extra sweet takes including the Nutella Pancakes. Bonus: the whole place is pink! Come hungry!

 

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Mama’s Tacos (Flamingo / Lummus) – the best Pina Colada in South Beach with even more delicious tacos to pair.

Allison Restaurant at Hilton Cabana Miami Beach (North Beach) – a quaint location with flavorful bites to accompany a more sedated side of Miami you won’t find in South Beach.

 

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Dolce Italian (Miami Beach) – casual Italian spot near all the action to enjoy a fresh burrata on your way back from the beach.                                                                                                                                 

 

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