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"Where should we eat in Miami right now?" That's the question we get over and over, especially during this time of year. So, whether during December festivities or year-round, we're here to help you discover Miami's must-visit restaurants, hidden gems, date night favorites, and so much more. Basically, everywhere to eat in Miami right now.
Want to discover the latest and greatest new restaurants in Miami? You’re in luck.
Welcome to the Hit List, our monthly collection of must-visit restaurants in Miami right here, right now.
From December 6 through December 10, join us at Untitled Art.
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December 5
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December 6
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December 7
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December 7
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December 7
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December 8-10
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December 8
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December 9
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December 10
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Rao’s in New York has long been one of the most coveted reservations in the country. Now, the beloved restaurant…
As we close out the year and scroll through thousands of photos, we realize we’ve eaten hundreds of meals at…
Stone crab season is imminent, and with its arrival comes more exciting news: Miami Beach’s landmark Joe’s Stone Crab reopens…
To fully appreciate Miami’s newest hot spot, Tâm Tâm, you need to understand what a quán nhậu is. “Nhậu” essentially means…
It seems like there’s a new trendy Italian restaurant on every corner these days, but 10 years in, Macchialina still…
Look for the neon pink exclamation mark hovering as a marquee over an unassuming strip mall in Little Haiti, and…
Five years after it first opened in New York’s Flatiron District to critical acclaim — the restaurant secured a coveted…
These past few years have been a roller coaster for Jaguar Sun. It shuttered for more than a year during…
On most days and nights, you’ll find Mario Carbone at one of his Miami restaurants, a portfolio built with his…
Miami has never been lacking for see-and-be-seen steakhouses. But no place combines scene with steak quite like Dirty French. The…
The partners behind Grassfed Culture Hospitality — Pili Restrepo Hackler, her spouse Josh Hackler, and chef Sebastián Vargas — are…
In less than a year of being open, Los Félix has already earned its first Michelin star and been called one…
It’s morning at Mandolin Aegean Bistro, and Anastasia Koutsioukis is breezing through the restaurant, gleefully greeting everyone as they begin…
Motek is a term of endearment in Hebrew meaning “sweetheart” – a familial phrase meant to convey how Motek makes…
Thomas Keller wants to be clear: His latest restaurant is not in Miami. “We’re in Coral Gables,” he says with…
When it comes to any conversation surrounding Miami’s best fine dining restaurants, Fiola surely deserves to be included. The sister…
It’s a Monday in Miami, and chef Val Chang is having a pinch-me moment. Maty’s, her restaurant in Midtown where…
Want to know the latest — and greatest — restaurant openings in Miami and Fort Lauderdale? You’re in luck. From…
It’s tempting, when visiting Miami, to scroll down the list of newly minted Michelin-starred restaurants and assume you’re hitting the…
Miami’s dining scene has exploded in the last couple of years. Local restaurateurs have gotten long-due recognition, and veteran operators…
Bibendum has come south for the summer, with a host of shiny stars for some of the city’s best restaurants.…
Fall in Miami might not look quite like it does around the rest of the country, but there’s still plenty…
Much like the dining scene in Miami has elevated itself in the last decade or so, so has its drinking…
Gathering around a table with loved ones to share a meal is special. There are countless reasons to eat out,…
Let this be your notice that, yes indeed, romantic outings are back in style — and Miami has plenty of…
Dear Mr. Lionel Messi, Welcome to Miami. Or as we say here in South Florida: “Bienvenidos,” which loosely translated means,…
For open-minded diners, tasting menus are a pure delight, a meal where you can surrender control to the chef and…
There’s something about being in Miami that makes people want to go big: order the deluxe seafood tower, splurge for…
When it comes to satiating even the largest appetites, there is an unmatched satisfaction to cutting into a perfectly prepared…
Chef and restaurateur Michelle Bernstein of Café La Trova is a fixture in Miami’s culinary scene. She’s earned numerous awards…
There’s something about Italian food that puts people at ease. Comforting carbs, bright flavors, and hearty sauces tempt your palate.…
The Global Dining Access program (“GDA”) is a benefit available to eligible Card Members. “Eligible Card Members” are account holders of Platinum Card® or Centurion® Card from American Express, Business Platinum Card®, Business Centurion® Card from American Express, Corporate Platinum Card® or Corporate Centurion® Card from American Express, Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card, Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card, Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card, The Platinum Card® from American Express Exclusively for Morgan Stanley, The Platinum Card® from American Express Exclusively for Charles Schwab, The Platinum Card® from American Express for Goldman Sachs, and The Centurion® Card from American Express for Goldman Sachs (and any Additional Card Member(s) on their accounts). GDA may not be available for Cards issued from some countries. GDA provides eligible Card Members with (a) access to exclusive reservations, (b) Priority Notify, which allows GDA members to set notifications to be in the first group notified when tables become available before they are made available to other Resy users, and (c) access to exclusive events. GDA reservations are accessible through the Resy iOS App and Website (“Resy Sites”) and Concierge. Some features of GDA, like Priority Notify, may not be available through Concierge. To access this benefit through the Resy iOS App, you must download the Resy App; or if you already have the Resy iOS App, ensure the latest update is downloaded. When using the Resy Sites, create a Resy account or log into your existing Resy account and add your eligible Card to your Resy account. If you are assigned a new Card number, you must update the Card number in your Resy account. When you use GDA, a badge will be placed on your Resy profile, letting restaurants know that you are a member of the GDA program. Reservations are based on a first-come, first-served basis. In the event of a reservation cancellation, you will be subject to the restaurant’s cancellation policy. Generally, same-day reservations that are not booked by GDA members are released back to restaurants at certain times of day that vary across restaurant policies. American Express and Resy make no representations or warranties regarding the availability of reservations, events, and/or experiences, which shall at all times be subject to availability and the discretion of the applicable restaurant. American Express and Resy are not responsible for informing the restaurants of any dietary restrictions or for a restaurant being able to accommodate such restrictions. There is no cost to you for booking services through GDA, although you are responsible for any purchases or fees you authorize to be charged to your Card account. GDA reservations and events are intended for personal use only and cannot be resold or used for commercial purposes. By participating in the GDA program, you are accepting these GDA terms and conditions, which are in addition to and do not replace the Resy Sites’ Terms of Service. To be eligible for this benefit, your Card account must not be cancelled.
