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Gastropub Miami

Pubbelly: Hyping Pork in South Beach’s Sunset Harbour

In 2008, just when it was beginning to look like Miami might not have much more to offer culinarily, city planners and entrepreneurs started debuting insta-neighborhoods like Midtown and Sunset Harbour. The latter, situated...
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Pizza Miami

Harry’s Pizzeria: Expanding Genuine Focus in Miami’s Design District

Miami experienced some growing pains during our millennium’s first decade, with very few compelling dining options beyond Latin or seafood. That changed with the advent of neighborhoods that seemed to sprout up overnight, like...
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Restaurant Miami

Clive’s Café: Caribbean Food Abides in Wynwood

Wynwood clearly becomes a very different place during Art Basel. Artists from around the world descend on the central Miami neighborhood, painting murals on the sides of walls. Liquor companies set up tents to...
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Restaurant Miami

Por Fin: Grand Spanish Style in Coral Gables, Finally [CLOSED]

“Ben, what’s the best restaurant in Coral Gables?” My Miami-based friend’s response arrived swiftly: “Por Fin!” Finally! That’s the English translation for the name of Carlos Centurion’s Spanish-influenced restaurant, which opened in March 2008...
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Sandwich Miami

El Rey De Las Fritas: Cuban Crunch on Calle Ocho

Snacking is rarely necessary in Miami, a city that’s strong on hearty comida Latina, but one viable option remains El Rey de las Fritas a Cuban diner that’s been located on Calle Ocho, aka...
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Restaurant Sign Miami

Jimmy’z Kitchen: Great Mofongo in Miami [CLOSED]

A long run along Miami Beach left me hangry (hungry + angry), and by the time we reached Jimmy Carey’s restaurant in the Wynwood Arts District, the pressure increased for Jimmy’z Kitchen to deliver...
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