If you live in fabulous South Beach, close to it, or are visiting us, it is helpful to know where you can get a taste of the city’s local luxury cuisine. South Beach restaurants not only offer some of the world’s finest in culinary creations, but they are also a superb spot to be and to be seen! Here are our top five South Beach restaurant picks for a distinguished and delicious night out south of 5th: (we think foodies will agree with us, and are curious to know if you do)
• Prime Italian
• Nobu
• Prime 112
• Casa Tua
• Sushi Samba
Prime Italian lays claim to some of the best Italian cuisine available outside of Italy. Complete with an award-winning Executive Chef, the James Beard Award, the plates at Prime Italian certainly sizzle. The authentic Italian reaches guests in voluptuous portions, often exiting in to-go containers. With trendy specials, an upscale atmosphere and authentic Italian, Prime Italian made our list of luxury restaurants in South Beach.
Casa Tua is a refurbished 1925 Mediterranean-style luxury restaurant in South Beach. This upscale eatery encompasses the stylishly sleek aura that is South Beach, and backs it up with some seriously scrumptious Country-Italian cuisine (we recommend the lamb chops)! The atmosphere is serene and relaxed, featuring several dining areas including a resplendent outdoor garden, a contemporary living room, and a communal eat-in kitchen. Casa Tua is a South Beach restaurant that made our list by being upscale yet relaxed, and delivering in the taste department.
Sushi Samba sets the scene for South Beach sushi and ceviche, rolling up a tantalizing array of flavor-international style! Tastes include Brazilian, Japanese, and Peruvian in this multinational New York City import, it is the spot for a sexy night out for outstanding sushi in South Beach. The typical lobster, salmon, yellowtail, tuna and fluke are available and top-notch, as are dishes such as the Churrasco a’ Rio Grande, an assortment of meats including rice, beans, collard greens and a tempting chimichurri sauce. For variety, scene and sushi, Sushi Samba is a sushi restaurant in South Beach not to miss.
Nobu is another stellar South Beach sushi destination. Hailed as one of the best sushi restaurants in South Beach, and the world, Nobu’s locations in London, Los Angeles, New York and South Beach are always packed with patrons seeking a delectable mouthful of the addictive rolls, sashimi, and drinks. We recommend the Omakase, or Chef’s Choice, a multicourse menu that is comprised of selections that are entirely up to the Chef himself-it is a touch salty at $70 per person and up, but it is a magnificent choice that gets rave reviews from those seeking an upscale sushi experience in South Beach.
Prime 112 is included in the culinary kingdom of Nemo, which includes Shoji Sushi and Big Pink. As the media sweetheart of the kingdom, Prime 112 is one South of Fifth Street hot spot not to miss. A sleek and celebrity-saturated South Beach steakhouse, Prime 112 pairs luxury with some of the best steaks in the city. Drinks at the bar are a must at Prime 112, where dried strips of bacon are served in lieu of nuts, and you have the chance to see a celeb or perhaps one of the luxury rental cars Miami is known for. Cuisine includes filet mignon, porterhouse, and even available dipping sauces such as truffle, foie gras, garlic herb and chipotle. Prime 112 is an absolute must for beef lovers, and those in search of a decadent and delicious night out!
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every piece of equipment used for Dinner in the Sky has passed the German TUV Rheinland (the most comprehensive safety rating system worldwide).
e lanai wings, delectable restaurant, elegant bar and a 20,000 square foot compilation of meeting and conference space. Steps from Lincoln Road, a 10-block stretch of the best nightlife, shopping and dining, The Ritz-Carlton is in the center of South Beach hotspots.
The legendary Plaza Hotel which opened in New York City in 1907 has changed ownership several times. Trump bought it from the Hiltons back in 1988 and then sold it. El Ad Properties bought the Plaza Hotel in 2004 and began mega revamp-age. The historic hotel doors closed in April 2005 to re-open in March 2008 with a proper Fifth Avenue facelift. Today the Plaza Hotel and Residencies are for the rich and famous. However, yesterday The Plaza’s famous restaurant The Oak Room re-opened to the public. Redesigned by architect Annabelle Selldorf, the more contemporary looking restaurant will furthermore feature a new executive chef and menu. The chef is Eric Hara who has most recently run the kitchens of David Burke Townhouse and Fishtail. Hara has developed a new American cuisine menu for The Oak Room, with prices that take a bad economy into account. Entrees will range from just $22 – $35 and with so much new; the Plaza Hotel seems like the perfect place for some hope to grow.