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.
Personable, friendly service and a rich history help make Versailles not only an excellent dining adventure but also one of the memorable cultural experiences in Miami. All of the menu specialties are spicy, flavorful and traditionally Cuban and the same applies to the ambiance as well. The restaurant is open into the wee hours, so you can drop by for a very late dinner as well. Catch up on local happenings while enjoying authentic Cuban coffee and cuisines. Prices go easy on the pocket making it a must-visit for anyone looking to experience authentic Cuban cuisine on a budget.
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.
Those looking for a quick lunch or just a hearty bite that will last them through the day can head over to Laspada's Original Hoagies in Fort Lauderdale. This local chain of sandwich shops began in 1973, and has been delighting customers with freshly prepared hoagies ever since. The menu offerings are extensive, and they include everything from cold subs to deli sandwiches and salads. Bread is freshly baked daily and all sandwiches are made-to-order for the freshest experience. Extra-large hoagies are also available for those dining with a group. Garnering critical acclaim in various quarters, this restaurant is the place to visit for a hearty sandwich.
Gilbert's 17th Street Grill is situated in Fort Lauderdale and offers some of the best burgers in South Florida. This popular, family-run eatery is not only known for its tasty sliders but also for its multitude of delicious treats, such as homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, ribs, wings, roast pork and tuna, as well as some delectable desserts like cheesecakes and key lime pies. Specials change by the day and include a wide cross-section of dishes. The restaurant welcomes customers with its casual setting and friendly atmosphere.
As its name suggests, this place is known for its sandwiches that are prepared using traditional Peruvian techniques and ingredients. The interiors are minimalistic yet elegant with a service counter that faces a cluster of chairs and stools. The eatery serves two types of sandwiches; hot or cold, with the latter being the preferred choice for breakfast. Specialty items include the Egg and Turkey Sandwich, Butifarra and Chicken Salad Sandwich.
Enjoy the best of Asian fusion food at Sunny Poke. Known for their poke bowls, the restaurant has quickly become popular among the locals. If you are wondering what to order here, then know that Spicy Crab Poke Bowl, Spicy Noodle Tuna Poke Bowl and Spicy Salmon Poke Bowl are just some of the local favorites on the menu. You can also don the chef’s hat and get the staff to make your own customized poke bowl. Don’t forget to pair the meal with drinks like beer and wines. Set in a cozy no-frills space, look no further than Sunny Poke if you are in the mood for an Asian treat.