Restaurants in North Miami Beach/Ft.Lauderdale
Oct 29th, 2000, 06:48 PM
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Restaurants in North Miami Beach/Ft.Lauderdale
We're going to be in the Aventura/Ft. Lauderdale area for 5 days. Any suggestions for restaurants? Maybe on the intercoastal or Las Olas Blvd. or the Hollywood Circle?
Any help you can give us would be appreciated.
Any help you can give us would be appreciated.
Oct 29th, 2000, 07:26 PM
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Bonnie,
I agree about Mark's Las Olas. Also Coconuts, where you can dine outside on the deck overlooking the water and boats. Dress is casual, there is entertainment indoors, and the food is great. For seafood, you can't go wrong at 15th Street Fisheries. All of the above are in Fort Lauderdale.
I agree about Mark's Las Olas. Also Coconuts, where you can dine outside on the deck overlooking the water and boats. Dress is casual, there is entertainment indoors, and the food is great. For seafood, you can't go wrong at 15th Street Fisheries. All of the above are in Fort Lauderdale.
Oct 30th, 2000, 03:11 AM
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I lived in Ft.Lauderdale for 3 yrs and the thing I miss most is the restaurants. Las Olas is beautiful. Coconuts is fun and has a great singer during the week. MAngo's is good for pickies and a social crowd . Down on the Ft. Lauderdale strip is the outside mall which has a couple of fun restaurants inside and Evangeline's is a great restaurant right on the strip across from the water. A elegant dining experience at night. You have to go to Pier 66 in Ft. Lauderdale for drinks at the top. The restaurant spins around overlooking the whole city.
In South Beach you have to try the China Grille for fancy dining or the News Cafe for lunch or breakfast. You have to stay one night in South Beach. It's like no where else. Go to the delano and have a cosmopolitan at Madonna's Bar. Have a blast
In South Beach you have to try the China Grille for fancy dining or the News Cafe for lunch or breakfast. You have to stay one night in South Beach. It's like no where else. Go to the delano and have a cosmopolitan at Madonna's Bar. Have a blast
Oct 30th, 2000, 12:01 PM
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Bonnie,
Kristen's idea about drinks at the Hyatt Pier 66 is a good one. It takes about an hour for the room to make one revolution, so if you're not much of a drinker, be sure to nurse your drink. Don't have dinner at the Hyatt, though. It's pretty standard hotel fare, and the prices are higher than at some of the other recommended places listed here.
Kristen's idea about drinks at the Hyatt Pier 66 is a good one. It takes about an hour for the room to make one revolution, so if you're not much of a drinker, be sure to nurse your drink. Don't have dinner at the Hyatt, though. It's pretty standard hotel fare, and the prices are higher than at some of the other recommended places listed here.
Nov 12th, 2000, 06:55 PM
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Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. We checked out Mark's Las Olas and can see why you would be so enthusiastic about it. We also went to Taverna Opa and Giorgio's near Hollywood Blvd. I'll keep the other names for our next trip. Thanks Again.
