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

La Sandwicherie

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

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

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