Best Restaurants in Miami, FL

Two-Michelin-starred intimate omakase from chef Kevin Cory. Eight-seat counter with bento and seasonal Japanese tasting menu.

Michelin-starred intimate Italian restaurant in Buena Vista from chefs Luciana Giangrandi and Alex Meyer. Crudos, agnolotti, and creative pasta in 30 seats.

Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse in the Design District. Famous Butcher's Feast tabletop grilling with USDA Prime cuts and Korean banchan.

Michelin-starred Peruvian-Japanese (Nikkei) restaurant from the Chang family. Tiraditos, ceviche, and the next-door tasting counter Itamae Ao.

Two-Michelin-starred French tasting counter in the Design District. Renowned mashed potatoes and signature menu degustation in a sleek black and red room.

James Beard Award-winning Cuban restaurant in Little Havana with Julio Cabrera's Havana-style cocktails and chef Michelle Bernstein's classic Cuban menu.

Modern Indian restaurant from chef Niven Patel with farm-to-table South Asian cuisine, tandoor breads, and inventive curries.

Michelin-starred contemporary French cuisine focused on vegetable-forward dishes from chef Jean-Georges. Bright, garden-like dining room in the Design District.

Greek-Turkish bistro in a converted Buena Vista bungalow with garden patio. Meze, whole grilled fish, and house-made pita.

Speakeasy-style 30-minute omakase counter from NYC. Hidden behind a vintage Coke machine in Wynwood with playful music.

Upscale contemporary Japanese izakaya on the Miami River known for robata-grilled meats, sushi, and the signature spicy beef tenderloin.

Six-story seafood and steakhouse inside a historic 1925 building overlooking Biscayne Bay. Live seafood towers, dry-aged steaks, and a rooftop lounge.

Neighborhood oyster bar and seafood restaurant in a converted gas station. Raw bar, fish tacos, and a great cocktail menu.

Outdoor-only steakhouse in Wynwood/Edgewater with wood-fire grilled steaks, raw bar, and a leafy backyard patio.

The world's most famous Cuban restaurant on Calle Ocho since 1971, known for ropa vieja, lechon asado, and cafecito at the walk-up window.