Now Open On Resy: ZZ’s Club, Lure Fishbar, Zitz Sum, Sette Osteria, and More

The same team behind Carbone continues to take over Miami with its newest venture. The Japanese restaurant, which neighbors Gucci and Creed, features an omakase experience at the intimate sushi bar along with an à la carte menu (think seafood flown in fresh from Tokyo) in the main room. You can also look forward to an outdoor cigar lounge, backgammon terrace, and private bar with drinks by cocktail connoisseur Thomas Waugh.

If you want to feel like you’re on South Beach without fighting a crowded bar scene, head over to this seafood-centric restaurant. Tucked inside the hotel’s second tower, there’s a spacious bar with ocean views, a petite sushi counter, and a dining room decked out in nautical touches that’s serving up some of the freshest catches in town.

He’s back! Chef Pablo Zitzmann, formerly from acclaimed South Miami restaurant No Name Chinese, has launched his newest project. He’s bringing his love for Asian flavors and his bold talent to this fusion of hand-made dumplings and sharable plates. Pro tip: Pair your meal with one of the natural wines on the rotating list.

Chef Giancarlo “Wendy” Cacciatori and his wife Valentina Imbrenda have created a pasta oasis with this charming Midtown restaurant, an offshoot of their first, Via Emilia 9. Whatever you do, know that the signature tortellini in broth — featuring handmade tortellini filled with prosciutto di Parma, parmigiano, mortadella, beef, and pork — is a non-negotiable. Pro tip: Don’t sleep on The Basket, aka charcuterie board.

Homemade pastas and pizzas reign supreme at the first outpost of this Washington, D.C. spot. In between your first bites of the creamy burrata or carpaccio make sure to look up and admire the hanging garden floating above you. The margherita pizza here is simple — San Marzano tomato sauce, melted fior di latte, and basil — but it’s the quality of all the ingredients that make it a standout. If you’re craving pasta, order the cacio e pepe that’s prepared tableside in a Parmesan wheel.

Follow the pink butterflies (you’ll understand when you see the building) up to Astra’s rooftop garden and Mediterranean restaurant. Inside you’ll also find this lounge that will give you retro speakeasy vibes with its playful décor. Stay for a cocktail or two while you sway to the tunes of the resident DJ.