Restaurants in South Beach
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Are diners OK? There's quite a few popular diners that are reasonsable such as the News Cafe, the Van Dyke, Rascal House, and Big Pink. There's also a good Cuban place on Collins St. called Puerto Sagua that's pretty reasonable.
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Those diners came highly recommended but unfortunately, we never got a chance to try them out. But yes, I was told that they do get pretty crowded at times, especially the News Cafe and the Rascal House. Maybe someone else can clarify this, and what would be the best time to go there.
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If your visit is between now and Sept. 30, a series of Miami restaurants are running a promotion that gets you dinner for $30.05 and lunch for $20.05. The website is www.miamirestaurantmonth.com and menus are listed. It's a great way to go to some of the best restaurants in the city for a fraction of the price. Off the top of my head, Mark's South Beach, the restaurant at the Tides, and Metro Kitchen and Bar all were participating, and I know that South Beach has many more.
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GoT, I decided to split my time in Miami, staying part time in the Beach Plaza Hotel. The deal that I got there is just too good to pass up, and they said I have a nice room so we'll see. I'm actually not too worried; it's not like this is my first time traveling or I'm not resourceful!
I'm looking forward to trying a Cuban Sandwich!!!! I hope the weather is not hotter than Hawaii, I will have to jog off everything I eat.
I'm looking forward to trying a Cuban Sandwich!!!! I hope the weather is not hotter than Hawaii, I will have to jog off everything I eat.
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