Modern decor combines with floating sushi boats circling the bar, creating a chic yet cozy atmosphere. The vibe stays warm and inviting, with a relaxed energy that suits both casual and special occasions.
Steak comes out juicy and flavorful with a texture that is just right, not fatty or tough, and it falls apart easily. The menu includes NY steak and Wagyu beef, both cooked to perfection.
Fish comes in impeccably fresh cuts with incredible quality. Plenty of creative rolls showcase the freshness well.
Good to know
Parking is available in the shopping center lot with no fees.
The average price for sushi rolls is around $10-$15.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small space with classic French quarter decor and an open kitchen close to tables creates an intimate setting. Electric atmosphere pulses with loud music and vibrant energy, drawing a lively crowd. Both indoor and outdoor bars offer distinct experiences within a cozy, tightly arranged layout.
Steak comes in a roughly 10 oz NY strip cooked close to the right temperature with decent flavor. Seasoning is okay but could use more salt, and the price is around $60.
Fish dishes include fish tacos, salmon, and a smoked fish dip. The fish tacos stand out alongside truffle fries.
Good to know
Happy hour at Tryst is available all week, including weekends.
The Lychee Martini is under $10 during happy hour.
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights.
Open kitchen reveals chefs preparing sushi with precision, creating an engaging dining backdrop. Waterside seating offers beautiful marina views and a sunset ambiance enhanced by modern Japanese decor. Cocktails feature house-made syrups and unique twists, complementing the fresh, high-quality sushi and wagyu dishes.
Wagyu beef stands out with pure perfection and exceptional quality. The NY strip steak arrives after other dishes but maintains high standards.
Fish here shows exceptional freshness and high quality, especially in the Otoro and Hokkaido Uni nigiri. Preparation highlights impeccable artistry with balanced flavors and impressive presentation.
Good to know
Happy Hour is offered Tuesday to Friday from 5 to 7 pm.
Kasumi offers a late night menu after regular hours.
Valet parking costs an additional $20 to $40.
Market offers wide selection of frozen meats, seafood, and exotic cuts like bison and kangaroo. Atmosphere feels clean and organized with products flash frozen at peak flavor. Pricing balances quality and affordability, attracting shoppers seeking specialty and regular cuts alike.
Steaks come in a large variety including Filet Mignon, New York Strip, and skirt steak. Quality is excellent with options like A5 wagyu and tomahawks, all flavorful and tender.
Frozen fish includes wild caught options with consistent quality. Variety covers multiple types alongside other meats.
Good to know
The store offers a wide variety of frozen meats, seafood, and exotic cuts.
Prices are reasonable, with frequent sales and specials available.
The market is known for its cleanliness and organization.
Upscale chic dining room blends Italian, Brooklyn, and Boca Raton styles with live music enhancing the vibrant, friendly atmosphere. Guests find a trendy, beautifully designed space with a quieter terrace room by the windows. Valet parking adds convenience to the lively, happening vibe.
Filet Mignon stands out with its tender texture and rich flavor. The chimichurri steak offers a phenomenal sauce that complements the meat well, though some steaks come without seasoning.
Fish dishes focus on snapper with a supremely flavorful profile and light sauce that lets the fish shine. Specials often highlight fresh, well-prepared fish options.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5-7 PM with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Thursdays feature Ladies' Night with free drinks for women.
Live entertainment is available on Thursday evenings.
Small sushi restaurant features a round bar where diners sit directly in front of chefs, creating an intimate and personal dining experience. Minimalist decor and calming atmosphere enhance focus on the fresh, high-quality fish and traditional Japanese flavors.
A5 Wagyu stands out with rich marbling and tenderness. The menu also features wagyu beef alongside fresh seafood like miso seabass and various tuna cuts, all sourced from Japan.
Fish arrives within 24 to 36 hours from Japan's markets, ensuring exceptional freshness. The menu features unique creations alongside some of the best quality fish found in South Florida.
Good to know
Reservations are required well in advance with a $50 deposit per person.
There are two seatings daily at 6pm and 9pm, each hosting about 7 couples.
The meal costs over $200 per person, with a total bill for three at $762.
Peruvian restaurant with vivid colors and stylish decor creates a moody, trendy atmosphere. Loud EDM music energizes the space, making it lively but sometimes challenging for quiet conversation. Seating is tight, fostering a bustling vibe with a focus on vibrant social dining.
Skirt steak comes as a prime cut with a generous portion and cooks perfectly. It arrives with a savory sauce similar to steak frites, enhancing the flavor.
Fresh ceviche stands out with its bright, well-marinated flavors. Grilled octopus and branzino offer flavorful fish dishes that pair well with vegetables and sauces.
Good to know
Happy hour is only available at the bar.
You should make a reservation if you have a seat preference.
Expect a lively atmosphere during happy hour.
Japanese buffet offers large sushi variety and interactive hibachi stations with fresh, made-to-order dishes. Space feels crowded and loud due to small indoor seating and hard surfaces. Outdoor terrace provides an alternative seating option.
Steak comes in a sweet marinade that is tender and not chewy. The buffet offers a surprisingly good steak alongside seafood and rolls, but only one sweet-flavored option is available.
Fish comes in fresh and high quality cuts, including tuna, salmon, and white fish. Portions are sizable and the baked fish maintains its freshness.
Good to know
All-you-can-eat sushi costs $25 per person.
Expect an hour wait during peak lunch hours.
Parking is difficult; arrive early to secure a spot.
Outdoor seating overlooks a coastal inlet with views of boats and water. The atmosphere feels casual and relaxing, with live music adding energy but sometimes overpowering. Poolside cabanas and a full bar enhance the waterside dining experience.
Steak comes grilled to taste with a lean cut and sometimes topped with chimichurri. Portions vary, and quality can be inconsistent, with some pieces tasting borderline off.
Fish tacos stand out with their freshness and delicious flavor. The Baja style is a popular choice, often recommended by staff.
Good to know
Valet parking is the only option and requires cash payment.
The restaurant offers outdoor seating with views of the waterway.
Expect slow service, especially during peak hours.
Seafood restaurant offers elegant interior with separate dining and bar areas creating distinct ambiances. Bar area features live music and specialty drinks, generating a lively and sometimes loud atmosphere. Dining room is busy and noisy, filled with guests and waitstaff near service windows.
Steaks vary here, with the crab stuffed filet standing out as fantastic. Some cuts like the 8oz filet come out overcooked and excessively salty, even when medium-rare is requested.
Black grouper with key lime stands out as a top fish dish here, never rubbery or overseasoned. Happy hour features a fish dip appetizer paired with warm cornbread, and the fish sandwich ranks as a notable favorite.
Good to know
Happy hour is every day from 3 to 6 with an affordable drink and food menu.
Live music is offered on Fridays, enhancing the dining experience.
Parking can be challenging on Friday nights, so arrive early.