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First look: Abokado

With Abokado, Mary Brickell Village now has a sushi restaurant -- soon their restaurant empire will be complete. Bwahahaha.

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Que Viva Espana

Basque chefs bask in Miami's glow this week.

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Pie hole-in-the-wall

At Pieducks, tomato and basil standards are high -- not the prices.

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The Big Review

The big review: Miyagi **1/2

Homestead's Miyagi offers tasty Japanese fare and a BYOB policy. That's how we like to roll.

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First look: The Smoking Rabbit

South Beach welcomes its first gastropub with Ocean Drive's Smoking Rabbit. Bring on the bangers and mash.

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Eat here: L'Arte Bianco

Peruvian baked goods in a Kendall strip mall: we love Miami.

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The Big Review

The big review: Marinheiro ** 1/2

Portuguese Marinheiro's cuisine is just aight, but the view is priceless.

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Celeb chefs share their local dining faves

From Casa Tua to Joe's Stone Crab, celeb chefs share where they feast when they visit the Magic City.

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First look: Bistro One LR

The Ritz-Carlton trades Americana for Latin/French-inspired Bistro One LR.

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Flay gets Grilled

Bobby Flay signs some boooks

After partying into the wee hours of the morning at The Florida Room, and doing a book signing along with Tyler Florence at 3:30 p.m. outside the Village, Bobby Flay closed the festival on stage cooking for one of the rowdiest crowds he’s ever faced (maybe because the Village tents had just closed, so people made their way over to Flay’s show feeling, uh, real good.).

“This is the craziest thing I’ve seen in my life,” he said. “Is this a cooking demo?”

With the audience (which was testosterone-laden with plenty of New York accents) cheering Flay each time he took a sip from his beer, Flay asked the crowd, “Where are we drinking next?” Someone shouted the Sagamore Hotel. “The Sagamore? Sagamore poolside. Can you make the reservations? For about 600 of us.”

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