Service was great, Shantelle and Sarah were great bartenders/servers! Food was amazing, definitely…read morewill be back!

Kunika was a great server. A little pricey, but worth every penny. I now live in NY, and I have…read moremissed the authentic southern cuisine I found here. Biscuits were ::chef's kiss::

The staff was great and the food was good. My issue is that I ordered the steak and what I received…read morewas very disappointing to say the least. I don't mind paying for good meals, but I want some value for my money.

Fun spot in South Beach. Outdoor seating right off Collins. Got the OG and an order of the loaded…read morehash browns. The sandwich had bacon, hash browns with a runny egg on a King's Hawaiian roll. The roll was soft and a little sweet and the crispy bacon was perfection. See you next time bitches!

Went to The Local House for a quick happy hour with a friend and it was such a cute spot! The space…read moreis inviting and pretty, with fresh flowers everywhere, including on each table, which I loved. The atmosphere felt open and airy, the decor was elegant, and it smelled clean and fresh inside. We both got prosecco for $5. It was decent, tasted like it may have been open for a while, but for only $5, no complaints. Service was good, overall it was a great place to stop in for a quick drink!

Very good food, service, and amazing cocktails. I had the red fish and my wife had the salmon…read more Both were very, very good.

We recently stayed at The Versace Mansion and had a wonderful experience! The restaurant is…read moreabsolutely beautiful, and even though we had seen the famous pool during a visit a few years ago, it was just as magical the second time around. We were seated right next to the pool, but our table happened to be directly in front of the spot where everyone stopped to take photos. At first it felt a little odd, but it quickly became entertaining and added to the fun atmosphere. We stayed in the Azure suite, Our room was stunning and was ready a few hours early, which allowed us to start enjoying our stay right away with a bottle of bubbly the hotel sent up. We changed into our swimsuits and headed straight to the pool. The next morning was my favorite part of the stay, since only hotel guests have access to the pool before the restaurant opens, it was much quieter and the perfect way to enjoy such a beautiful setting. The only downside was that the hotel is extremely loud at night. We knew what to expect from reading previous reviews, so it wasn't a surprise, but it's worth mentioning. I was also a little disappointed by the restaurant service, which felt indifferent and not especially welcoming. Despite those drawbacks, the beauty, history, and overall experience made for a memorable stay!

Lamb chops amazing 5 stars all around…read more Very tasteful this would be another must experience

I went to Cortadito Coffee House's Washington location when I was in South Beach for a few hours on…read morea weekday and needed a little afternoon caffeine so I downloaded the Cortadito app in advance and when doing so you get a free Cortadito on your first order, the coupon applies as checkout. I ordered when I was in the store and the app defaulted to the Meridian location and there was no way to change it. The staff saw what happened and jumped to action and called the Meridian store and said they would let everyone know and started making the coffee in their store. A few minutes later I had my coffee and I was on my way. The staff were all so nice and helpful and the coffee was absolutely amazing! Definitely stop in if you are in the area!

A local chain that does Cuban sandwiches and pastries quite well. The menu includes some…read morequestionable non-Cuban dishes (e.g. pancakes), but I avoided them. Was quite pleased with what I ordered. Ham Croqueta: Crispy outside breading and very gooey inside. There were nice ham chunks inside. Chicken Croqueta: Same format as the ham croqueta. Though this one was kinda bland. The chicken strands just kinda blended in with the gooey mush center whereas the ham chunks were nice and smoky. Tequeño: Nicely executed with a cheesy center and crispy outside. Cuban Sandwich: I like how they really pay attention an evenly distributed and nicely crisped press on both sides. Many places are only partially crispy. The ratio of ham, pork, cheese, pickles and mustard was just right. The flavors worked in harmony and there wasn't one ingredient that dominated the rest.

Marley smoothie So delicious!!…read more Ginger peanut butter dressing was good I'm not a vegetarian but I came to eat something healthy and I loved salads, acai bowl, and smoothie!! So delicious!!

Tried Under the Mango Tree on a Tuesday before 9am and it was such a chill spot. Plenty of space to…read moresit, which made it easy to relax and enjoy breakfast. The service was great and super welcoming. I ordered the açaí bowl and a samosa, both were good and definitely hit the mark, just not jaw-dropping amazing. The açaí is unsweetened, so it's not as sweet as the traditional bowls, but I appreciated having that option. They also have lots of variety on the menu, which I love.

The chicken waffle with berries is the telling dish. The batter is restrained, doesn't oversell…read moreitself with sweetness, the waffle has structure instead of dissolving into custard. The berries stay whole and tart instead of melting into jam. That restraint is what separates precision from indulgence. The avocado toast comes with radish shaved thin and microgreens that aren't buried, just placed. The plating is considered, not theatrical. Big difference. The benedicts work. Hollandaise holds the emulsion, the eggs are cooked to the yolk, the proteins don't bleed. The pancakes (key lime, pistachio, Belgium ganache) are where they let personality show, but the base is always solid. The plain croissant is $5 and tastes like they're not cutting corners. They close at 3:30 PM. That constraint is actually their strength. You eat when the kitchen is fresh, not fighting fatigue at lunch hour. Everything lands at the same level of finish because they're not spread thin across 12 hours. The mosaic tables make every meal feel unhurried. The outdoor section has real breeze and light. The price feels honest, $24-32 depending on what you add. This is breakfast and brunch executed like someone actually cares how it tastes and where you sit.

My barber put me onto Sunnyside Café, and I'm thankful he did! After a fresh cut, I decided to walk…read moreover and grab breakfast. It was a cold morning (rare for Miami Beach), but even with the chill, I chose to sit outside since the inside was packed -- always a good sign. I ordered the eggs, potatoes, and turkey sausage, plus an extra side of eggs and more turkey sausage because, why not? Everything was cooked perfectly -- hearty, flavorful, and served hot. The espresso and coffee were both excellent too, strong and smooth without being bitter. What really stood out though was the service. Every staff member I interacted with was friendly, upbeat, and attentive without hovering. You can tell they care about their guests' experience. Simple, satisfying breakfast, great vibe, and top-tier service. Sunnyside Café easily earns a spot on my Miami Beach favorites list. Highly recommend checking it out whether you're local or just visiting!

If you want to wait an hour for extremely mediocre food, come here. Servers are European acting…read morelike this is Europe. This is America and I want my food. The food took an hour to come. People who had arrived 30 minutes after us got their food before us. Makes 0 sense. Food was ok. Nothing special by any means. Denny's literally makes better food. And I hate Denny's. Servers don't give a sh!t either.

Nice lil place to stop for a frozen drink during happy hour. Few different choices on frozen…read moredrinks. I chose the cucumber cooler which was pretty delicious and refreshing. Didn't eat but the food looked pretty good. Staff was friendly. And had a nice decor with a pool.