Miami-Dade
Joe's Stone Crab
A Miami Beach institution since 1913. Stone crab season runs mid-October to May.
Versailles
Classic Cuban cooking and the city's best-known cafecito window, since 1971.
La Carreta
Sister to Versailles, a family-friendly Cuban chain across Miami-Dade.
Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish Market
A family fish market and restaurant on the Miami River.
More Miami-Dade dining and events at Best of Dade County.
Fort Lauderdale and Broward
Southport Raw Bar
Oysters, conch fritters and cold beer on the Intracoastal. "Eat fish, live longer."
Rustic Inn Crabhouse
Garlic crabs cracked with wooden mallets, a local tradition since the 1950s.
Le Tub Saloon
A quirky waterfront bar decorated with bathtubs and toilets, famous for its sirloin burgers.
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The Palm Beaches
Café L'Europe
A long-running Palm Beach society favorite for lunch and special dinners.
Old Key Lime House
Waterfront dining in a historic house on the Intracoastal.
Buccan
Chef Clay Conley's small-plates restaurant, a local favorite.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most famous restaurant in Miami?
Joe's Stone Crab in South Beach, open since 1913, and Versailles in Little Havana, the best-known Cuban restaurant in the city.
What is a cafecito?
A small, very sweet shot of Cuban espresso. A colada is a larger cup meant to be shared in tiny cups.