Plus appréciés Restaurants et cafés à Fort Lauderdale

Talented chef and owner Renato Viola bakes stellar Neapolitan pies in clandestine space beyond an office lobby in South Beach. Those who know this place vouch for their simple yet excellently crafted Margherita pizza, with San Marzano tomato sauce and tender basil leaves on top. Others might rave about the crispy yet pliant dough of the Meat Lovers pizza, generously heaped with bacon,spicy salami, pepperoni and ham. There are ample options available for vegans as well and peripheral dishes like salads and appetizers stun you with their freshness.

Only five miles from Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Mr. D's Pizza has manned the ovens since 1972. The seating space may be small, but it's big on personality and the staff is dedicated to treating customers like family. A full menu of pizza, pasta, salads, and more are on offer at Mr. D's, as well as catering services. Mr. D's is a no-fuss place with a homey atmosphere that feels more like sitting at the kitchen table than inside a pizzeria.

With a massive variety of beers, Tap42 is Fort Lauderdale's chief champion of beer. Their impressive selection features American brews and ales alongside premium spirits and inventive concoctions. They pride themselves on a fabulous craft beer cocktail list, blending brews with homemade syrups and fresh herbs. Bar fare is a mix of classics including chicken wings, wraps, burgers, salads, fries and a decent spread of desserts. Tap 42 also has a special menu for brunch and happy hour specials which go easy on your pocket. Avail of their catering services if you plan to host an event for your guests and bring the party home.

This hole-in-the-wall eatery is wildly popular among locals and those in the know. Experience its top-notch Mexican fare and you'll want to keep coming back. Established in 2008, Alegria delights with its fresh and flavorful preparations. As the name suggests, tacos are the obvious menu favorites, but the rest of the dishes are worth trying as well. Seating space in the intimate restaurant is limited, but you can always opt for takeout. Pocket-friendly prices and speedy service have made it a favorite lunch spot among locals.

Tom Jenkins Bar-B-Q was originally founded as a roadside shack, and has grown through the years with the help of a loyal following. Now housed in a restaurant space, the menu is still fairly bare bones, with pork, beef, and chicken offered how the diner would like them prepared. There's a "meat only" menu for those who want all the meat without the sides. Don't miss this authentic barbecue joint in Fort Lauderdale.

Bodega Taqueria y Tequila can only be described as delightfully bizarre. Step through the doors of the restaurant at the front of the establishment and you'll be faced with the odd impression that you have actually stepped outside. One corner is taken up by a vintage food truck where you can order fresh and delicious tacos. From classics like flame broiled chicken and pork tacos, to house specialties with crispy fried calamari, pulled pork, grilled mahi, potato sticks and red chili crema, the Bodega offers up oodles of flavor and surprise. In another corner you will notice what appears to be a porta-potty that seems to be attracting a whole lot of attention. Before you reach any conclusions, the blue door is just a front. What lies beyond is a bustling lounge and bar that serves up some truly exciting tequila and mezcal cocktails. The decor is industrial chic and the music is always hopping. Lines to enter the lounge and order food are often long, so be sure to arrive early!