Despite its pretty décor, this handsome restaurant outfitted in teak is a simple and unpretentious spot that caters to the casual. On the menu, you'll find tom kha gai, a lemony coconut soup, pad thai and an intriguing variety of curry concoctions with some vegetarian selections available as well. You can order as much spice as you like, from light to fire breathing and accompany it with beer and wine. With so much to offer, Siam House is a must-visit for those who love Thai cuisine.
Piccolino is one of those unassuming restaurants where patrons can indulge in authentic Italian cuisine without any frills in a homely environment. The decor has been kept minimal, but is elegant enough to give the venue a semi-formal appeal that suits special occasions. The menu features traditional specialties Gnocchi, Ravioli Di Ricotta, Veal Piccata and Eggplant Parmigiana. Service is impeccable and even the hosts themselves go out of their way to please their guests.
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.
Savor Southern Mexican favorites in a relaxed atmosphere at Cheen Huaye, regarded as one of the city's best. Chef Marco Velasquez takes you on a delightful journey of flavors from the Yucatan peninsula. The menu is high on traditional specialties and offers delights such as Carne Asada A La Yuateca, Arrachera A La Campecina, Molcajeta and Cochinita Pibil. Apart from this, the menu also offers tacos, fajitas and salads. Don't miss the innovative Mexican-themed desserts. The drinks list offers a choice of wines, Mexican beers and margaritas. Authenticity is important in the kitchen and all the dishes are made to order. The restaurant interiors, done up in vibrant hues and warm lighting are a cozy affair. There's a table or two outside as well. Check website for more.
El Guanaco brings the zesty flavors from Mexico's streets to your palate. The restaurant specializes in tacos and various other forms of popular Mexican street food, known collectively as antojitos. Besides this, diners can also sample little-known specialties from El Salvador. The menu offers an extensive choice of creations from both the countries. While nachos, quesadillas and tostadas are perennial Mexican favorites on the menu, Salvadoran specialties like Nuegados de Yuca, Empanadas de Platano and Pupusas come highly recommended. The entree selection offers such delights as Chicharrones de Pollo, Bistec de Lengua and Camaronnes Criollos. The dining room, decorated in vibrant hues is a comfortable space to enjoy the dishes.
Drop by at Lips for a novel dining experience. Featuring the best of the drag scene, it offers a memorable cabaret performance as you eat your dinner. The venue is loud with over the top colors and decor that sets the tone. The waitresses are drag queens themselves, dressed in glamorous outfits with lots of glitter. Each night offers something different in the ever-changing cabaret scene here.