Gorgeous space with outdoor rooftop seating and a live DJ blending older dance music with violin creates a nostalgic vibe. Energy shifts between indoor and outdoor areas, offering distinct atmospheres. The setting feels immaculate and draws a crowd seeking a stylish, lively experience.
Vibrant decor fills every corner with visually interesting details. Food features unique combinations that stand out from typical offerings.
Wood-fired BBQ blends Japanese and Caribbean influences for a unique flavor. Signature dishes include BBQ Toro, oxtail udon, and scallop nigiri.
"The food here is flavorful and truly a masterpiece."
"You have to try the BBQ toro; it's a standout dish."
"The smoked ribs were juicy and amazing."
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5-7pm with house wine priced at $7.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added to all dining bills.
Expect high prices for drinks; Cokes cost $24 each.
Large Cuban restaurant offers live music weekends and unique museum-like decor celebrating Cuban culture. Atmosphere feels vibrant and cozy, with multiple seating options including shaded outdoor areas and spaces for children to play. Energy is casual and family-friendly, creating an immersive experience.
Walls feature artistic murals and sculptures, creating a museum-like vibe. Fresh fruit drinks like Guanavana juice add a unique touch, while the tiny bathroom with art offers an unexpected, amusing experience.
Pulled Pork Sandwich stands out with its juicy, messy texture and rich BBQ sauce. Ribs fall off the bone and come with an out of this world sauce that makes them a must-try for BBQ fans.
Good to know
Live music happens on Sundays, creating a lively atmosphere.
Catering dishes are available for events like Christmas or New Year's.
Bringing your own drinks is allowed, adding to the casual vibe.
Small restaurant blends rustic Texas BBQ with sleek Miami cool in a warm, inviting atmosphere highlighted by 30's and 40's music. Cozy, well-lit interior shares space with an empanada bakery, creating a neighborhood feel. In-house smokers prepare meats, adding to the distinctive dining experience.
Desserts feature smoked flan and smoked ice cream, offering unique and interesting flavors. Food combinations here stand out for their creativity.
Barbecue here offers unique flavors that stand apart from typical BBQ. Each item delivers excellent quality and a one-of-a-kind taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant tends to get busy.
Mofongo is only available on Saturdays.
Happy hour specials are offered on Thirsty Thursdays and Wine Not Wednesdays.
Dim sum carts roll through a beautifully decorated space featuring a waterfall wall and elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. The setting balances casual comfort with traditional cart service, inviting family gatherings and relaxed dining. Indoor and outdoor seating options support a pleasant, unhurried experience.
Decor features a nice and interesting style. Squid ink ha gao and Shrimp-Stuffed Beancurd Roll stand out as unique dishes with distinct flavors.
Baked BBQ pork buns stand out with a tasty crust and savory filling. Honey BBQ roast pork appears in several dishes, including siu mai and pork buns, offering a sweet and smoky flavor.
Good to know
Dim Dim Sum offers both indoor and outdoor seating.
No reservations are needed to dine at Dim Dim Sum.
Dim Dim Sum has a decent parking lot.
Southern restaurant offers a straightforward dining experience with limited gluten-free options. Atmosphere focuses on traditional flavors without extensive dietary accommodations.
Fresh food options stand out with a mix of interesting appetizers and cocktails that offer unique flavors.
BBQ egg rolls feature a thin, crispy shell with moist shredded pork and beef inside, coated in a sweet and tangy vinegar-based sauce. The menu also includes short ribs, biscuits, and a BBQ jackfruit sandwich that stand out.
Good to know
There are limited gluten-free options available.
Large outdoor market combines covered seating with live music and diverse food stalls. Family-friendly atmosphere welcomes dogs and kids with a laid-back vibe. Two big tiki huts offer ample space for relaxing and enjoying food and drinks.
Many international food stalls and a wide spread of booths create a vibrant scene. The market offers a variety of interesting shops and foods that invite exploration.
Traditional carne llanera offers a taste of Colombian and Venezuelan beef barbecue. Options include Argentinian BBQ at Kebrachos and chorizos at ChorigrillUSA, alongside brisket, lechon rice, and gumbo.
Good to know
Parking fee is $10 for all-day parking, but can increase during peak times.
Cash payments are not accepted for parking; credit cards only.
Karaoke happens on Sundays with drink specials available.
Park combines waterfront views with old trees and wide open spaces for a peaceful atmosphere. Playgrounds, picnic pavilions, and paddle board rentals attract families and outdoor enthusiasts. Trails wind through forest and along the bay, offering a serene setting with historical features.
Indian burial mounds stand out as a key feature. The site holds interesting history about the first natives of the land.
Huge covered picnic area offers BBQ facilities with perfect playground tables and grills. Gazebo rentals support family barbecues and group parties.
Good to know
The park closes at 8:30 PM.
Parking is free, but can be limited and difficult to find.
Philippe Park is suitable for events, but expect nearby parties.
Lighthouse stands tall with stunning ocean views and an observation deck offering a brilliant panorama. Surrounding park features quiet beaches, picnic areas, and trails for leisurely strolls. Visitors find a peaceful atmosphere ideal for relaxation and nature enjoyment.
The site combines nature and history with a lighthouse dating back to 1825. It features wild monitor lizards, iguanas, and raccoons, plus placards detailing its past, including a Native American attack and use as a yacht club headquarters.
Plenty of barbecue areas exist with nearby restrooms for convenience. The setup supports starting a BBQ early in the day and enjoying the facilities.
Good to know
Lighthouse tours are from 10 am to 12 noon every day except Tuesday and Wednesday.
I paid the $8 entrance fee per vehicle to visit the lighthouse.
Entry to the Cape Florida Lighthouse is free with a state park ticket.
Old-style riverboat cruises through waterways lined with waterfront mansions and luxury yachts. Tropical island stop features tiki huts and a Polynesian dance show. Evening rides offer a peaceful atmosphere with music and views of night lights on the water.
The tour features interesting stories and humorous explanations that keep the mood light and engaging. Views of yachts and Millionaires Row houses add unique sights along the waterways.
A BBQ feast serves family style on a riverboat cruise. The meal pairs with a lively show for a full evening experience.
Good to know
Arrive 45 minutes early as the boat departs on time without waiting.
Parking is difficult and may take up to 90 minutes to leave after the event.
The Polynesian show lasts 15 minutes and features engaging dancers.
Large Asian grocery store offers a spacious layout with an open, clean atmosphere that evokes a Chinatown market. Busy yet quiet, it features a hot food counter and an excellent bakery with seating for ready-to-eat meals. Fresh seafood, unique produce, and a notable sake selection distinguish the experience.
Many interesting products come from different Asiatic countries. The meat department offers unique items not found in most grocers. The store feels huge with a fun atmosphere for discovering new foods.
Peking duck and BBQ pork stand out with rich flavors. A hot bar offers roast duck, beef tendon, and chicken feet alongside other BBQ meats.
Good to know
MD Oriental Market offers a wide selection of Asian groceries and products.
They occasionally have sales on certain goods, so check for discounts.
The market has a good variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Gigantic Asian grocery store with a spacious layout and multiple food stalls creates an electric atmosphere filled with live music and crowds. Diverse sections include a vibrant fish market, bakery, arcade, and photo booths, offering a colorful, immersive experience reminiscent of Korea, Japan, and China.
Lots of new interesting products fill the shelves, including a variety of unique fruits and vegetables. The food court offers several interesting options to try.
A whole frozen aisle holds thinly sliced meats perfect for Korean BBQ alongside a wide variety of kimchi and gochujang. Fresh seafood and LA style Korean BBQ ribs are available for marinating and grilling.
Good to know
Parking can be hard to find, so arrive early.
Expect long lines during weekends, especially after 5pm.
Most food court restaurants close at 8pm.