DK Travel : Miami : Places to eat

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Baleen

Fresh oysters shucked at your table, the best lobster bisque on Biscayne Bay, oaksmoked diver scallops, and Asian bouillabaisse are some of the treats.
Barton G – The Restaurant

The lush, tropical orchid garden is a great setting for a romantic evening under the stars. Popular with locals, the food is neo-classic American.
Black Beans and Rice

“Moors and Christians” is the staple of the Cuban diet. Its savory, smoky flavor complements almost everything.
Blackened Grouper

Having your fish cooked “blackened” is a Cajun recipe that has caught on in most restaurants in South Florida.
Café Cubano (Cafecito)

A tiny cup of intensely sweet, black coffee is the mainstay of life for many. If you want it with a drop of milk, ask for a cortadito .
Café Protegé, West Palm Beach

A gourmet restaurant on the campus of a great culinary school. Try the escargot in a garlic and white wine cream sauce.
Café Tu Tu Tango

“Food for the starving artist” is their by-line, and, indeed, artists and their works are all over the place. Wonderful light fare, such as seared sashimi tuna salad, and crispy shrimp brochettes.
Café Tu Tu Tango, Coconut Grove

A friendly, engaging theme restaurant – real artists paint while you dine – that turns out light, nouvelle Floribbean food. Located in the Grove’s groovy downtown CocoWalk complex, it’s always bustling with goodlooking 20- and 30-somethings (see Café Tu Tu Tango).
Camille’s

Homemade buckwheat pancakes or fresh snapper with a nut crust help make this a favorite for Sunday brunch among the Conch cognoscenti.
Cancun Grill

Mexican food at its best. Try the fish ceviche, the taquitos rancheros , and the Cuban-Mex plantain nachos.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under $20
- $20–$40
- $40–$55
- $55–$80
- over $80