Catching up with friends? Check back often as we update our roundup of best Miami restaurants with new discoveries and old favorites. For a bit of nostalgia, we suggest the roasted barramundi served atop a delicate stew of onions, citrus and carrot puree, which was inspired by a dish Fords grandmother made him growing up. Not to mention the food is absolutely incredible! They serve outstanding Florida seafood, including a simple grouper sandwich on a potato bun, clam frites, and the best fish and chips in Miami. Wynwood has become a word that inspires dread in many locals.

Why go? Why we love it:From crispy falafel and juicy schnitzel to fresh salad and creamy house-made hummus, the fast-casual spot does street food with care, leaning into the spice-driven cuisine for simple, flavorful dishes you can enjoy at breakfast, lunch and dinner. A real Miami thing to do is go to Olds Havana, a traditional Cuban Bar & Restaurant located in the heart of little Havana, right beside the famous Domino Park.

Lucas impressive list ofItalian standards and reinvented classics deserves serious praise.

Old's havana cuban bar & cocina