Miami - where to eat?

[Anonymous]

Low brow / high brow / in between - as long as it’s yummy

[Anonymous]

Ceviche 105 for Peruvian food

[Anonymous]

Dolores but you can call me Lolita, broken shaker, panther coffee, salty donut

[Anonymous]

Versace and I like News Cafe
People like Versailles for Cuban food but maybe that’s an overrated suggestion.
We liked Motek (Israeli food) recently and we like Etzel Itzik.

Miami is kind of a broad area - I’m not sure where exactly youll be.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Versace and I like News Cafe
People like Versailles for Cuban food but maybe that’s an overrated suggestion.
We liked Motek (Israeli food) recently and we like Etzel Itzik.

Miami is kind of a broad area - I’m not sure where exactly youll be.

I haven’t been to south beach recently - News cafe may be out of business now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ceviche 105 for Peruvian food

Pollos & Jarras right next door to it!!

[Anonymous]

Carpaccio at the shops at bal harbour

motek in aventura

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Versace and I like News Cafe
People like Versailles for Cuban food but maybe that’s an overrated suggestion.
We liked Motek (Israeli food) recently and we like Etzel Itzik.

Miami is kind of a broad area - I’m not sure where exactly youll be.

I haven’t been to south beach recently - News cafe may be out of business now.

We had dinner at Versace a couple of years ago. As best as I can recall, food and service were pretty good. People watching, however, was off the charts. It was a great experience and I’d go back, if given the chance.

[Anonymous]

Always loved Yardbird when we’d go down for the Miami Open.