Georgia sausage is a red, smoked variety with the smooth saltiness of a hot dog and just the slightest bit of spices reminiscent of chorizo. Read more.
At this showstopper, the presentations are stunning, while the cuisine has both yin and yang -- it's delicate and flavor-packed. Read more.
The pork belly, panzanella, and buttered lettuce ring up right at the top of your budget at $15. Read more.
This Buena Vista Mediterranean restaurant is one of the best places to dine alfresco in Miami. Read more.
For the best deal in downtown dining, get a little taste of Bali. Rijsttafel is an elaborate Indonesian meal that's not to be missed. Read more.
Miami has tons of good Cuban food, but Molina's in Hialeah is a notch above the rest. It consistently delivers high-quality eats. Read more.
The Ultimate Sub. Somewhere in that synergy, magic happens, and it isn't limited to the bread, paper wrapping, or plastic bag it inhabits. Read more.
Shaddai is one of our favorite spots for Lebanese food, and you can't go wrong with anything you order off the menu. Read more.
At this market located in the Roads, you can get your grocery shopping done and have an inexpensive, healthful, and flavorful meal. Read more.
Miami Cuban café meets bohemian coffeehouse at Tinta y Café. A window outside dispenses Cuban coffee, pastelitos, and croquetas to sleepy 9-to-5 workers in need of a jolt en route to the office. Read more.
The Forge is as famous as any South Florida restaurant not named Joe's Stone Crab. Read more.
Easy to miss and small inside, Cantina Grill is not unlike many Mexican joints that have popped up in recent years. Read more.
French food cravings aren't so easy to quash in Miami, where you're much more likely to find fritas than frites. Read more.
Quality food that looks and tastes great will fill most folks' bill, even more so if its fairly priced. Read more.
This is not an extensive salumeria by any means, but the salumi are prepared and served in ideal fashion: sliced paper-thin and delicately mounded upon wooden cheese boards. Read more.
Juvia sits on the penthouse level of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed building at 1111 Lincoln Rd. Read more.
You'd think more restaurants in this food capital of the Caribbean would know how to fry a green plantain. Read more.
Sports bars should be simple - tasty bar food, cold brews, plenty of TVs. Read more.
Makoto, the new Japanese restaurant in the Bal Harbour Shops, is sure to bring comparisons to Nobu and Zuma. Read more.
If you've got a sweet tooth the size of a T-Rex incisor, Amore Gelato is bound to make your list of suppliers. Read more.
Adventures in high-ticket parking and sunburned tourists are just a part of a trip to South Beach. Read more.
Make sure to ask for the small "Chinese" menu -- it yields authentic goodies like kung pao frog's legs. Read more.
If your taste in vino is a cut above Andre or Barefoot, you'll probably want to look a little further than your local Publix as far as wine selection. Read more.
