David LaHuta is scouting the Miami dining scene for us this week.
Like with all good roundups, we've saved the best for last. That's not to say we haven't thoroughly enjoyed our culinary tour of Miami: There were savory Cuban sandwiches, affordable maki rolls, gourmet hot dogs and plates of goat stew.
For your final meal try something with a touch of romance and a killer view to boot. Head to Atrio--on the 25th floor of the Conrad Hotel, it's by far Miami's finest room with a view.]]>
David LaHuta is scouting the Miami dining scene for us this week.
Miami's proven a worthy stop for even the pickiest of foodies: We've chowed the city's best Cuban sandwich, sampled affordable sushi in chic South Beach and dug into some gourmet hot dogs at Dogma Grill.
It's time for something a little Caribé. With one of the largest Haitian populations in the US, Miami has plenty of Caribbean-inspired options to choose from. But locals lineup up Tap Tap, a colorful Haitian restaurant with some of the best goat stew in town.]]>
David LaHuta is scouting the Miami dining scene for us this week.
We realize that no one travels all the way to Miami just to get a hot dog, but if you're in town and you've got a craving, then we've got the spot for you. Plus you might be on the hunt for something a little more casual. A bit more ballpark, if you will.
Considering you've already sampled the city's best Cuban sandwich and dined at a sweet spot for sushi, a hot dog sounds just about right. Prepare your taste buds and head directly to Dogma Grill.]]>
David LaHuta is scouting the Miami dining scene for us this week.
There's no shortage of fancy cafés in look-at-me-now South Beach, but if it's sushi you're after then you'll have to stray from the crowds that mob glitzy Ocean Drive.
And why not? You've already sampled Miami's best Cuban sandwich so it's high time to indulge in some fresh fish on chic Collins Avenue. If you're looking for the best place to sip sake and munch on maguro then look no further than Kung Fu Sushi.]]>
David LaHuta is scouting the Miami dining scene for us this week.
We may never answer the question of where to find Miami's best Cuban sandwich. After all, more than 700,000 Cuban Americans call Miami home.
In a culture that prides itself on succulent home-style cooking, there's a good chance you'll find more than one winner. But on a recent visit we uncovered a clear contender: David's Cafe II.]]>