There is never enough team spirit at Duffy’s Sports Grill. Football helmets line the aisles, and the giant bar area boasts 13 huge projector screens that play every game and sport imaginable
Using a hickory blend of wood, the spot churns out barbecue from all ends of the spectrum: Southern pork, Texas beef brisket, and Memphis dry-rub and wet ribs.
Heaps of meat and traditional Southern porcine-filled fare is matched by some less traditional (yet very South Florida) offerings of jerk chicken, smoothies, and seafood salad.
Texas-style barbecue, most specifically brisket. Here, find piles of wood-fired, slow-cooked brisket that could be the envy of any pit master in Texas.
Start your day with a power breakfast of oatmeal with salted almonds and bananas ($4.95) or indulge yourself with the skirt steak and eggs, served with potatoes and fruit ($13).
Coral Bagels is the place to meet friends, gossip about local politics, and have a simple plate of eggs and a freshly made bagel without breaking the bank.
The space ship design is actually supposed to be a cruise ship. European tourists love the fact this Publix often stocks products from across the pond.
So make a trek to Whiskey Joe's, which feels like a little piece of island bliss. Sip a frozen mojito, a piña colada, a rum runner -- or pretty much any other frozen combo you can dream up ($7 to $9).
The horseshoe-shaped lunch counter is a page out of Life magazine circa 1955 and so are the prices. $3 buys you a breakfast of two eggs, potatoes, and toast. Today's breakfast at yesterday's prices.
She gives us the gift of crisp bacon sandwiches, layered with bleu cheese and green onion ($7). Sweet potato fries! Don't forget the sweet potato fries.
No surprises here -- just generous portions of your favorite breakfast foods -- omelettes ($8-11.50), pancakes, and home made muffins ($3.20) -- all served with a side of community.
Family owned and operated, you might catch Mr. Milam himself behind the customer service counter. The prepared food at Milam's is reasonably priced and you can taste the freshness.
For $10, you can score a 16-ounce reusable sports bottle filled with your choice of 190 Octane (orange, strong), piña colada, strawberry, or a host of other frozen flavors.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Massage: Esthetique. Offering amazing membership benefits and great weekly sales, you can get an amazing massage and an amazing deal. Read more.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Mall: The Falls. One of the largest outdoor shopping malls in the nation is in your backyard, this high end mall is a beautiful day time walk or shopping experience. Read more.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Wine Store: Wine By the Bay. Theres no lack of quality here, with wines ranging from $600 down to $16, you can't go wrong for any occasion. Read more.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Public Wifi: The Daily Creative Food Co. Enjoy a fresh salad or an original wrap while surfing the internet. The internet may be free and infinite, their yummy food isnt! Read more.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Thrift Shop: The Recycled Closet. With clothes organized by item type and color, its easy to get lost here in this designer name bargen bucket. Read more.
Voted "Best New Restaurant" Best of Miami 2010 - "... a grand, breezy, and urban-chic décor; an electric bar scene and a diverse menu of fresh, tasty New American cuisine at affordable prices."
The legendary Fontainebleau is still as glitzy and glamourous as ever - cocktails at Bleau Bar, lounge poolside or at La Cote, dinner at Hakassan or Scarpetta - and party all night at LIV.
