Miami dining, restaurants reviews & menus

Culinary cage match: Ribs

In one corner, North One10, in the other, Fat Man. Stomachs, let's get ready to rumble!

Cheap, healthy and kosher on South Beach. You can do it!

Make like grandma and head to the Cauley Square Tea Room -- and put a few sugar packets in your pocketbook.

Out of vacation days? Here's a handful of dining spots that'll bring the Caribbean to you. (Minus the sand).

Authentic comida cubana isn't easy to come by in Miami, but these classic Cuban restaurants serve up dishes with plenty of tradition.

You're so over the glitzy joints and tourist traps. Try these out-of-the-way cafes with out-of-the-ordinary food.

Miami has no Chinatown, but it does have 163rd Street, home to authentic ethnic joints of all kinds. Check out our guide and get snacking.

Looking for good food and good music -- at the same time? Here are some dining spots that go both ways.

Biscayne Boulevard pays homage to its seedy past (and, um, present) with Red Light.

Where to get the best mofongo. You do know what mofogo is, right?

Indian food so good you'll feel like singing, dancing and almost kissing but not quite.

From drag queens to killer views, there's a brunch with your name on it (if your name is French Toast).

Culinary cage match: the fish taco
"Ver-Daddy's chips n salsa are incredible! So obsessed. The Macho Taco says it all too. The best of everything is the prices."
Posted by glitterati
El Puerto Vallarata Restaurant
"Excellent Mexican Family restaurant. Menu is very extensive and prices are moderate. Many seafood items as well as different types of sauces..."
Posted by laylaaloc
Captain's Tavern
"Wonderful fresh fish, cooked any way you want it. You do sort of feel like you fell into a time warp where all the patrons are from pre-Cast..."
Posted by slevinson