This restaurant chain has branches appearing in high-powered business capitals around the country and offers a dark, imposing and pointedly sophisticated atmosphere, in which to enjoy upscale American favorites. The menu at The Capital Grille features sumptuous steaks, lobsters and the like for reasonable prices. Miami's version of the Grille is allegedly a USD4-million-plus architectural feat. Surfaces are polished to a gleam, the wine list is impressive and premium liquor flows freely.
Located in Miami's Design District, Michael's Genuine Food & Drink is an enjoyable bistro offering an assortment of small, medium and large plates, as well as specialties from their wood-fired oven, making use of local, organic ingredients. The warm and friendly atmosphere has made this restaurant a favorite among Miami natives and tourists. Although leaning towards the expensive side, items on the dinner menu are worth every penny. Try the fantastic lunch menu if you want to experience this restaurant without breaking the bank.
This South Beach favorite was nominated in the "Best Restaurant" by the Miami New Times in 2012 and has won a James Beard Award as well. Step into the restaurant and you'll feel you've gone country with the exposed wood everywhere, barnyard animal touches and mason jar decor. The menu features perfected, scratch-made Southern dishes like Mama's Chicken Biscuits, oyster stew and of course fried chicken, among many many more. The brunch is also very popular with their waffle, French toast and fried green tomato BLT. For some home-style cooking in a rustic chic environment, pop into Yardbird.
Fans of crustaceans should make it a priority to eat at Joe's Stone Crab. Since the restaurant's establishment in the early 1900s, the folks at Joe's have been serving the freshest, most delicious seafood in greater Miami. You can dip the house specialty in melted butter or a mustard sauce. Reservations are not accepted, so it is best to come by here early or be prepared to wait. The place is a favorite with locals and tourists. Be sure to call during the summer months, as the restaurant closes down during part of the summer.
Step into this popular restaurant and instantly feel at home. This cozy diner serves mouthwatering American classic comfort food. The menu includes items like shrimp and grits, brown stew chicken, grilled mahi mahi and one of Miami's favorite cheeseburgers. Blue Collar is especially popular for their weekend brunch which has a delicious spread different from their daily menu. The restaurant is a great choice for non-meat eaters as well, as they have many options for vegetarians as well. So sit back, relax and indulge in a delicious meal with your loved ones.
Coconut Grove's beloved dive bar, Barracuda is about as far as you can get from South Beach's glitz and glamor. The wood decorating the bar adds a rustic look and the bar boasts massive televisions for watching the game. The menu features Barracuda's famous fresh Barracuda Combo and their Barracuda Special Pizza, as well as all kinds of bar food favorites from nachos to wings to refreshing ice creams to beat the heat. From behind the bar comes a selection of incredible craft beers and you should also check out their happy hour options for a steal deal.