Located in the heart Art Deco South Beach, the historic Avalon hotel plays host to this upscale seafood restaurant with its immensely popular two-tiered outdoor patio that overlooks touristy Ocean Drive. Inside, the dining room is quieter and more intimate.
Price: ExpensiveThis casual cafe is coffee shop casual and along with offering a menu of cooked food, there's a juicery and ready to go eats. In terms of decor, it's order at the counter and grab a table. It has a welcoming vibe.
Price: Least ExpensiveSome of the eateries at this complex are hardly athletic-minded, but if you are staying downtown and need fuel that can be fast and moderately priced, Bayside's 25+ options are convenient. There's a lot here!
Price: Least ExpensivePink is an upscale, retro, industrial style diner with a huge menu and big portions. There are TVs, high ceilings and family-style seating, meaning that the tables connect in long rows.
Price: Least ExpensiveLocated across the street from the Dade County Courthouse, this convenient and low key, family owned, Cuban eatery will surprise with its appealing menu. While the decor isn't much, the food options are quite a lot.
Price: Least ExpensiveLocated in Miami's Financial District, Capital Grille is a top of the line steakhouse that is perfect for a business meal or celebration. Non-meat eaters can look to a variety of seafood dishes and one chicken dinner entrée. Vegetarians will want to go somewhere else.
Price: ExpensiveCasablanca is located on the bank of the Miami River and offers a bevy of VERY fresh seafood! There is plenty of outdoor seating for those looking to enjoy views of downtown Miami. We like that there are various ceviches & other grilled and raw options. Nearly all proteins can come grilled,
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated on famous Ocean Drive, this place is a breakfast favorite and locals flock here for the relaxing and casual setting and big fluffy pancakes. The front patio is a great place to nosh and people watch. All three meals are served and breakfast is offered until 4p! Hooray.
Located on the Miami River, this seafood market/restaurant offers super fresh seafood at affordable prices. It's casual with a maritime theme and colorful murals inside and blue umbrellas over picnic tables outside.
Price: Least ExpensiveFresh food fast is the motto here and that's exactly what you get. This is the place to get your Argentinian empanada fix! Order at the counter is the rule here, but they bring your food to your table. Eat inside or outside.
Price: Least ExpensivePeople watching on Lincoln Road via the very popular patio, along with a trendy yet intimate vibe, diverse Mediterranean menu and weekend brunch are reasons to check out this stylish eatery. The menu satisfies varying tastes.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveEvery Sunday locals and visitors stroll this farmers' market brimming with fruits, veggies, flowers, and baked goods. The location on Lincoln Road means there are plenty of restaurants, boutiques and cafes nearby. Also, every other Sunday there is an antiques market on the 400 block of Lincoln.
Price: Least ExpensiveLocated in the design district, this casually upscale eatery draws a crowd for both lunch and dinner. Along with the contemporary main dining room, a smaller side room, and outside patio, there is also a small "kitchen bar" where you can see the chef at work.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveMade famous on both coasts and in London, sushi lovers and those looking for a SoBe scene can soak it all up at the Nobu Hotel signature eatery. You can also nose around the hip property. It's very expensive, very chic and reservations are a must. So what's the appeal?
Price: ExpensiveAre we in Vegas or Miami? This place has mirrors, neon and other lush and over the top decor like velvet chairs, wood paneled ceiling and marble. There's a long bar for those who may favor the spot for alone dining.
Price: Least ExpensiveWholesome and gourmet pizzas, big salads, sandwiches and other authentic Northern Italian café cuisine make this Lincoln Road eatery a safe bet for moderately priced fare. With only a few tables inside, head out to the lively patio for alfresco dining.
Price: Least ExpensiveToni's offers sushi with much less attitude than many SoBe joints. Along with the main dining area, which is unusual and chic, there is the sushi bar. It's a traditional Japanese focused menu with many options.
Price: ExpensiveWe are always grateful for a nearby Trader Joe's. We can grab almond milk, cereal, fresh fruit, egg bites and a lot more. Whether you need some grocery staples, energy bars or ready to go eats, you can find it here.
Open daily 9a-9p
Price: Least ExpensiveCome for the healthy prepared foods and fresh salad bar.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveCome for the healthy prepared foods and fresh salad bar. This store is 1/2 mile south of Hallandale Beach Blvd in Aventura Commons about 10 minutes from Hollywood and 20 minutes from Ft. Lauderdale.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis store is located 1 mile south of Oakland Park Blvd and one mile north of Sunrise Blvd on N. Federal Highway (also know as US 1), and offers a bevy of fresh food and ready to go eats.
Price: Least ExpensiveCome for the healthy prepared foods and fresh salad bar.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveCome for the healthy prepared foods, bulk foods, grocery staples and other gourmet goodies. This location offers a full-service deli, salad bar, smoothie bar, soup bar, sushi bar, custom pizzas and plenty of grab and go entrées.
Open daily 8a-11p
Price: Least Expensive