Posts in Restaurants
Miami's Restaurants that defined the Decade via Food For Thought

Editors Note: I started MIAbites about 4 years ago, as a celebration of the creative chefs, bartenders, farmers and the emerging food scene here in Miami. Thank you, David Rosendorf (aka Frodnesor) for the time and thoughtful way you took to highlight these amazing restaurants in Miami and for allowing MIAbites to share for our readers. Here is an excerpt with link to the full article. Happy New Year to all!

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AMAkase at Chef Brad Kilgore’s KAIDO

So much has been buzzed about Chef Brad Kilgore’s hot spot, KAIDO. KAIDO, the Japanese and Asian inspired lounge/restaurant tucked into the second floor in the Paradise Plaza of the Design District, has behind a hidden door a reservation-only back room called AMA, which hosts Chef Brad’s ever-changing Omakase menu.

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UPDATED- Where to Eat in Miami: MIAbites Dining Guide 2024

Seasons EATINGS! Happy Holidays. Here is our UPDATED MIAbites Dining Guide for 2019-2020.

Everyone is always asking us "Where should we eat in Miami?"  Here are some of MIAbites Contributors Best Bites for "am to pm" dining in and around Miami, Miami Beach, Wynwood and the Design District.  We update this guide every month so make sure you bookmark this page for future reference.

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The Lobster Shack: Casual New England fare in South Pointe

Casual, well-priced dining on Miami Beach is hard to come by and for all you visitors and locals alike we’re happy to report on fresh seafood fare (and Landlubber options, too) at The Lobster Shack, which is conveniently located south of Fifth next to South Pointe Tavern, and 1/2 a block off the beach and is serving up live Maine lobsters and so much more in a laid-back and relaxed restaurant.

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Stephen's Deli and La Cocina: Classic and New in Hialeah

On a journey along some backroads and twist and turns deep in an ordinary part of Hialeah is a historic beacon. Something that stands out and makes you wonder “what do they have to offer?”

That beacon is Stephen’s Deli. A New York style delicatessen that opened in 1954 and happens to be one of Hialeah’s first and oldest deli. Opened when Hialeah was predominantly Jewish, the deli has changed hands a few times over the years.

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