The sand is sizzling at high noon, but that doesn’t stop the masses from enjoying one of the country’s best beach cities in the world. The clubs are bumping all night long, attracting anyone and everyone, from the budget backpacker to the celebrity after party. There’s so much to see and do in Miami, and throughout it all, it’s hard to take a break and grab a bite. It just so happens that Miami is also known in the culinary world, and so checking out one of these fine restaurants, although pricey, is necessary to complete your well-rounded experience. You can find a Miami hotel through HostelBookers.com, and these restaurants will have plenty of reviews written about them elsewhere on the Net.
The stacked slab stone walls of this stylish establishment provide the perfect surrounds as you experience a delectable fusion of Southeast Asian cuisine. The Mekong Delta delights will cause your mouth to water, and its South Beach location is perfect for continuing a day after lunch, or finishing one at dinner before hitting the clubs.
The Forge Restaurant
Miami is known for its eclectic and innovative culinary scene, which is made up of restaurants striving to garner the attention of a culturally mobile populace. But now, there’s also the older, traditional side of things, and the Forge brings that to bear. Expect fine-dining in a classy atmosphere that has been entertaining locals and outsiders since the ‘30s.
Osteria del Teatro
Bringing before and now together in a sumptuous mix of gastronomic creations, this Miami Beach landmark has been around for over two decades. Don’t let the Spanish-looking name fool you; it’s Italian you’re reading. And the dishes displayed daily on the chalkboard specials are Italian, too. This is a great joint to hit up before trying the nightlife in the city, as it’s ideally located near the biggest and best clubs.
BLT Steak
Careen back over to Miami Beach to once more be presented with an overwhelming choice of steakhouses; but don’t worry, we’ve decided for you into which one you should spill your wallet. BLT Steak provides a modern, unobtrusive environment where you can eat comfortably. It offers you a conservative culinary experience away from which you’ll carry memories of delicious fare and professional waiting.
Michy’s
Head over to Biscayne Boulevard for this trendy gig where both Miami hipsters and food-loving visitors are encouraged to mix and match half portions of award-winning creations. If parmesan polenta, baby quail and baked alaska sounds tempting, then spend the extra penny to get to the Corridor and dine here.
Joe’s Stone Crab
To use the cliché, the last but least on our list is Joe’s. Miami is a seafront town, and likewise you can expect to be presented with a list of restaurants to choose from when it comes to trying the crab that Miami acquires. Joe’s is the oldest, established in 1913, and whether or not it’s thanks to the many years of experience, the truth of the matter is that Joe’s serves up the best—only, you’re going to have to arrive early if you have dinner in mind.
The list goes on. Head to Prime One Twelve if you want to spot celebrities late into the night while you toil with a fat steak; dabble in the best sashimi over at Zuma; Orantique on the Mile provides Miami’s coveted Caribbean fare over in Coral Gables. All you have to do to please your taste buds in Miami is save up before going!
