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don512 Nov 29th, 2007 03:02 AM

Dinimg in Miami (South Beach)
 
We will be staying at the Caedozo, so we will be more at the north end of Ocean Drive in South Beach. Although we will have a car, I usually prefer to find restaurants that we can walk to. Any suggestions for restaurants around this area? We pretty much like all types of food.

widespreadpanic Nov 29th, 2007 07:40 AM

I've dined at a few restaurants in the area, but the only one that sticks in my mind is Mangoes. The food was good and service was acceptable (we ate on the sidewalk on a VERY busy night), but if you don't like being jostled, try daytime or inside. A well-traveled friend also recommends it.

TwoFatFeet Nov 29th, 2007 11:29 AM

South Beach is very very walkable. You can swing up to Lincoln Road's 8023909840928 restaurants really easily from where you're staying.

GoTravel Nov 29th, 2007 11:36 AM

No offense widespreadpanic but Mangos is a huge tourist trap.

don, what is your budget? My faves:

Nobu
Blue Door
Wish
Vix
Prime 112
Marks

TwoFatFeet Nov 29th, 2007 11:55 AM

Gonna have to agree with GoTravel about Mango's. It's a fun/amusing for an hour or two, but it's very much a tourist trap. The scantily-clad bartenders (male and female) get up on the bar to do choreographed dances and whatnot. This goes on all day.

I had a very nice dinner at Nemo, but it's at the other end of South Beach so you might take a cab.

kelliebellie Nov 29th, 2007 12:12 PM

In my opinion the Emeril's there is the best one there is outside of New Orleans. We had an amazing meal there. He isn't just coasting on his name like the one in Vegas.

MrsR_111007 Nov 29th, 2007 12:17 PM

Blue Door
Prime 112
Wish
Touch
Yuca

don512 Nov 29th, 2007 01:37 PM

As far as my budget goes, it mostly depends on whether the restaurant is actually worth what it is charging.I know that South Beach can be very expensive, and that a moderately priced restaurant will still probably cost $100 or more for a couple. So probably some in both ranges would be great.

GoTravel Nov 29th, 2007 02:06 PM

I can't believe I left Tantra off my list!

One of my faves.


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