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Several Asian food counters share a Wynwood food hall with bars, music and an outdoor gathering space.
Go early. It turns into a late-night spot later in the evening.
American Social Brickell
American food and cocktails meet a waterfront setting on the Miami River, with game-day and late-night programming.
Go early. It turns into a late-night spot later in the evening.
Ariete
Michael Beltran brings Cuban-American cooking and French technique together, with a pressed duck dinner and a seasonal tasting menu.
Azucar Ice Cream Company
A Little Havana scoop shop whose Cuban-inspired flavors include Abuela Maria with guava, cream cheese and Maria cookies.
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Chug's Diner
Michael Beltran's Grove diner brings Cuban-American comfort food, from a cast-iron pancake to croquetas and pastelitos.
Double Luck
Familiar Chinese dishes get creative turns here, including crab leg rangoon and Hennessy orange chicken.
El Turco Upper Buena Vista
Turkish breakfast and all-day dishes fill this Upper Buena Vista menu, with pastries, manti and traditional mains.
Hometown Barbecue
Pit-smoked meats and traditional sides anchor this Allapattah barbecue restaurant, which also cooks dishes over live fire.
La Natural
A Little River pizzeria pairing naturally leavened, wood-fired pies with seasonal plates and natural wine.
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
Greek and Turkish dishes meet on an outdoor terrace, with meze to share and grilled seafood among the mains.
Michael's Genuine Food & Drink
Michael Schwartz's neighborhood restaurant centers its cooking on fresh seasonal ingredients in the Design District.
Phuc Yea
Shareable Vietnamese dishes draw on Cajun and Latin flavors at this Biscayne Boulevard restaurant, with cocktails alongside dinner.
Sanguich de Miami Calle Ocho
The original Calle Ocho shop serves Cuban sandwiches and croquetas, with daily daytime hours.
Tâm Tâm
Vietnamese drinking food and wine make this small Downtown restaurant a place to share a few plates and settle in.
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