Francesco Martucci has earned global acclaim and countless awards as the world’s best pizza maker, and it shows. He has elevated pizza into an art form, and this restaurant is anexciting addition to Miami.
There is no shortage of hand roll bars and omakase counters in Miami. The challenge is finding one that’s actually good. Pari Pari is a no-frills, casual Japanese hand roll bar.
I found the meal remarkably balanced and refined, with a thoughtful progression of dishes delivered with genuine warmth and meticulous attention to detail. Precision, ritual, artistry and hospitality. Enthusiastically recommended.
Tin Tin is an exciting new addition to Miami’s dining scene that brings a fresh perspective to Cuban cuisine, layered with French and Italian influences.
In a city flooded with new openings, it’s refreshing to see something that isn’t another Italian restaurant or steakhouse. Instead, Cha Cha Cha Miami delivers vibrant Mexican flavors in a lively setting with friendly hospitality.
After weeks of trying, I finally landed a last-minute cancellation at Fratesi’s Pizza, and it honestly felt like a small victory. I first discovered Fratesi during […]
Entre Nos is a gastronomic venture that promises to be a unique blend of flavours and artistry, showcasing a hyper seasonal selection of, predominantly sourced ingredients from Florida.
Tam Tam stands out as one of the most exciting additions to Miami's culinary scene, blending eclectic Vietnamese dishes with local Florida ingredients.
Sérêvène is a sophisticated and chic establishment, with a supper club feel. If I were to return, it might be for a drink and to listen to some live music.
Maty’s Miami is about celebrating Peruvian cuisine, not rethinking it. Kudos to a female chef and business owner who has pursued and realized her dream.
Executive chef Gabriela Guitrón has done an exemplary job using simple preparations, detailed culinary techniques, and creativity of Basque traditions to bring Miami, Zeru Restaurant.
Queen, Miami is a fully immersive experience and a total indulgence for your wallet. Over the top, showstopper, luxurious, excessive, dramatic, high end and glamorous are a few adjectives I would use.
There has been a surge of Mediterranean and Israeli restaurants of late in Miami. However, Branja Restaurant stands out with global inspiration, bold flavours, and new interpretations.
Neya, a new addition to Surfside is attractive, contemporary, and upscale. The Israeli non-kosher restaurant has flavourful ingredients and a modern approach to cooking.
Miami constantly has new restaurants popping up all over town, but not all are memorable or worthy of a second visit. Until now! Tambourine Room exceeded my expectations.
A visit to Rancho Patel is the embodiment of farm-to-table and is just a one- hour drive from Miami. A truly unique experience filled with excellent food, music, laughter, and lively chatter.
Vinya Table in Coral Gables, is a restaurant and market. It has an impressive and diverse wine menu, with a large collection of rare and collectible wines, as well as creative, handcrafted cocktails. The food offers something for every palate.
If the name doesn’t grab you the food certainly will! This new concept restaurant Walrus Rodeo, from the same people who brought you Michelin Star Boia De should definitely be checked out if you're in town.