La Sandwicherie

Squeezed between a gas station and a tattoo parlor... More

Las Tablas

Although there’s good cheap Cuban food on almost every block in Miami, locals go to Las Tablas. At this BYOB... More

Latin American Cafeteria

At the Latin American Cafeteria, an eight-inch roll is slathered with butter, then layered with sugar-cured Bolo ham and Swiss... More

Le Glacier

The Lido Restaurant at the Standard

Begin the day with Eggs Lido—salmon, asparagus, and poached organic farm eggs (you’re at a spa hotel, after all)—on a... More

The Lincoln Road Café

'The Lincoln Road Café serves the best café con leche and <em>tostada cubana</em>, a loaf of buttery toasted bread.'... More

Macaluso's

In a strip mall on Alton Road—South Beach's ugliest street—is this locals' favorite, where Frank Sinatra dominates the sound system... More

The Mahogany Grille

Mark's Las Olas

Mark's South Beach

In an open-kitchen dining venue overlooking the pool at this Deco palace, Mark Militello (an F&W Best New Chef 1990)... More

Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink

Michael Schwartz of Miami's Michael's Genuine grills winter staples like turnips in summer to bring out their... More

Michy's

Dishes like cobia with ginger-tangerine brown butter 'capture the energy of Miami, but without... More

Mosaico

In one of the city's most spectacular dining rooms, on the rooftop of a refurbished firehouse, Barcelona-born chef Jordi Vallès... More

Mr. Chu's Hong Kong Cuisine

Chef O.A. Chu, who ran the kitchen at the immensely popular Tropical Chinese Restaurant in west Miami-Dade for many years... More

Nemo

Oyster House

Pacific Time

Pacific Time

Jonathan Eismann’s renowned California-American restaurant recently relocated here.... More

Palme d’Or

Pascal's on Ponce