Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market

Miamians love the views of speedboats and overloaded cargo ships at Garcia’s, but the real star is the seafood, grilled... More

GastroPod

'In June, the Food Truck Oasis at the Bonnaroo festival had six trucks that came from all over the country... More

Gigi

Sure, Miami has Chinese restaurants, but it didn't... More

Ginger Grove

Graziano's

The same Argentine-style grilled beef and blood sausage that made the original steak house so popular with local chefs like... More

Hakkasan

In addition to Hakkasan, there's an offshoot of New York City's Scarpetta and a Gotham Steak from chef Alfred Portale... More

Hiro's Yakko-San

This dive turns out some of Miami's freshest and most authentic Japanese cooking. A blackboard menu lists specials like locally... More

Hy-Vong

Indomania

This hole-in-the-wall Dutch-Indonesian gem serves flavorful standards such as rijsttafel, a rice platter with sides like chicken in coconut sauce... More

Islas Canarias

Jackson's Steakhouse

Jimbo's Shrimp

One of the best down-home beer joints/shrimper hangouts in America, open during daylight hours.... More

Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe

Joe's Stone Crab

This classic Miami Beach spot is justifiably famous for its stone-crab claws, which it started offering in 1921 (it was... More

Joey's

A new modern-Italian restaurant... More

Johnny V

When you're not taking a dip, stroll down East Las Olas Boulevard, where you'll find Johnny V serving New American... More

Karu&Y

Spend $100 per person on chef Alberto Cabrera’s haute-Spanish cuisine at Karu, or just enjoy the scene—which is really the... More

Kilwin's

and for your sweets, Kilwin's cools down window-shoppers with dozens of ice cream flavors.... More

La Cofradia Restaurant

La Goulue Christian Delouvrier

As local <em>boulevardiers</em> (well, shoppers) line up for seats on the palm tree-lined brick patio, the staff circulates among the... More