South Beach

Where spring break never ends. Pool parties by day, DJs by night.

Bustling Peruvian kitchen with generous portions and a crowd that knows good ceviche.

The one Ocean Drive spot locals will actually admit to eating at.

Old Havana romance on Espanola Way. Fairy lights, mojitos, and live acoustic guitar.

Zen-garden calm amid SoBe chaos. Candlelit courtyard dining with genuine tranquility.

Old-school Miami royalty. The wait is long, the claws are cold, and it's been this way for over a century.

James Beard-winning Afro-Caribbean from Chef Kwame Onwuachi. Rum-forward.

Flip-flops-and-sunscreen casual. The frozen marg is the move.

SoBe's best dive bar. Cheap beer, pool, and zero pretense.

Old-world elegance on Ocean Drive. A rare Ocean Dr address that delivers substance over spectacle.

Small, warm, unpretentious. If you live in SoBe, this is your weekly spot.

Pure Ocean Drive spectacle. Dancers on the bar, live salsa blasting, and tourists loving every second.

Where dinner becomes a night out. Bottle service at the table, DJs on the decks, and a crowd dressed to the nines.

The people-watching capital of SoBe. Open 24/7 with a front-row seat to the Ocean Drive show.

Drag queens, Ocean Drive views, and a crowd that's there to celebrate. The most joyful patio in SoBe.

Fun, loud, inventive. The kind of place where every table shares everything.

Day-party energy by the pool — matches on the big screen with a DJ.

Serious food in a minimalist room. The kind of place where you surrender to the kitchen's vision.

World-class cocktails, zero attitude. The bartenders are legends, the vibe is come-as-you-are.

Austin's most celebrated Japanese import finds its Miami home in Sunset Harbour.

Convivial Southern kitchen with long waits and even longer cocktail lists. Weekend brunch is an event.

Ambitious Caribbean cuisine with ocean views. One of Miami's most anticipated 2025 openings.

Sunset bay views and cocktails — selected matches on the outdoor screen.

A little slice of Paris on Espanola Way. Perfect morning crepe and coffee stop.

Bright, fresh, and deeply flavored. Mediterranean warmth meets Miami Beach poolside energy.

Dinner transitions seamlessly into dancing. St. Tropez energy in a tropical garden.

SoBe's natural wine haven. Small, intimate, and loved by the industry crowd.

Where else can you bowl, ice skate, and dance to world-class DJs in the same night?

The latest entry in SoBe's Italian dining scene. Garden vibes and fresh energy.

Beirut meets the Yucatan in Sunset Harbour. The shawarma taco deserves its own category.

The Delano garden at dusk is peak Miami Beach glamour. White curtains, candlelight, palm fronds overhead.

Unapologetically American diner energy in the heart of SoBe. Hangover brunch central.

Lincoln Road's intellectual heart. Browse books, sip coffee, escape the shopping frenzy.

Tropical garden party with serious cocktail cred. Fairy lights, vintage decor, and drinks that push boundaries.

Solid Italian with the best possible Ocean Drive people-watching seat.

Award-winning Venezuelan baking in Sunset Harbour. Morning pastries, afternoon grill.

Rat Pack energy cranked to 11. Tuxedoed waiters, dimmed lights, and a room full of people who want to be seen.

Feels like dining in a wealthy friend's Italian garden. Intimate, candlelit, and deliberately hard to find.

Korean fried chicken and duck bao in a cocktail-forward Sunset Harbour spot.

Buzzy new-wave Italian with a Collins Ave energy.

Ventanita culture on the Beach. Order a colada and a croqueta preparada like a local.

Elevated Turkish dining with Lincoln Road people-watching as the backdrop.

Where locals go to watch the game and avoid the SoBe circus.

Authentic Spanish tapas and sherry in a cozy, dimly lit space.

Italian poolside glamour at the Delano. Paris Society's U.S. debut.

Tiny, exclusive, and obsessively focused on the fish.

Eco-luxe poolside dining. Green juices by day, sustainable seafood by night.

If you squint at the fairy lights on Espanola Way, you're almost in Rome.

Cozy neighborhood spot where the pastry case steals the show.

Pedestrian-strip Italian spot, easy match-day food and drinks.

Quick healthy pit stop on Lincoln Road. Juices, flatbreads, and good vibes.

Sunset cocktails on the rooftop with Miami's skyline sprawling in every direction. The food is the excuse, the view is the reason.

Colombian party restaurant. Live music, big platters, and a crowd that knows every lyric.

Italian supper club that transforms into cabaret at 10:30. Open 'til 3 AM.

Stripped-down BYOB pizza perfection. The wait is brutal, the pizza is transcendent.

Retro-glam all-day cafe. The kind of spot you hit for coffee, return for lunch, and end up at for dinner.

Palm Beach's hottest supper club takes over the W South Beach.

1920s Osaka meets Art Deco at the Delano. Theatrical Japanese dining.

Grab-and-go ceviche for the beach crowd. Quick, fresh, no fuss.

Affordable sushi with Latin twists. One of SoBe's better happy hour deals.

Festive and affordable. A margarita pit stop on the way to the beach.

Refined Latin creativity in a relaxed setting. A chef's restaurant for people who love food.

Serious coffee for serious locals. The morning gathering spot for Sunset Harbour.

Dinner as a nightclub. Sparklers on steaks, DJs at full volume, the most Miami restaurant that exists.

Chic and health-conscious without being preachy. The crowd is tanned and well-dressed.

Peak Miami dining spectacle — Rolls Royces at valet, bottle service energy at a steakhouse.

Ocean Drive's classiest option. Great for people-watching without the tourist-trap energy.

Time capsule Cuban diner. Counter service, cafe con leche, and median check under $15.

Morning ritual for SoBe locals. Real Italian coffee and pastries on Lincoln Road.

Splashy Mediterranean beach club at the Surfcomber. Paella, pintxos, cabanas.

South Pointe's chill local hangout. Low-key, unpretentious, and good for a casual beer.

Lincoln Road's power corner — massive terrace, global cuisine, constant energy.

Bright, festive taco spot perfect for Lincoln Road people-watching.

Where SoBe bartenders eat after their shifts. Cheap, real, and open late.

Sunset Harbour's agave-fueled fiesta. Margaritas, mezcal, and tableside guac.

Garden-party energy with serious comfort food. Sunday brunch here is peak SoBe.

Unpretentious hotel restaurant that over-delivers on food and atmosphere.

Weekend morning queue for inventive donuts and excellent coffee. Worth the wait.

Dark and atmospheric Japanese lounge. A late-night spot for sushi and whisky.

Feels like a real Italian trattoria dropped into South Pointe. Serious wine program.

Sleek and understated. A grown-up SoBe dinner option.

Neon-lit daiquiri factory. Unpretentious, fun, and exactly what it promises.