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Cathedral of Saint Mary
seat of the Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami
Arch Creek
early settlement near Miami, Florida, USA
Dining
Cotoa
From the decor to the menu, Ecuador is at the heart of this hotspot from Chef Alejandra Espinoza. Everything feels welcoming, with lovely background music and a menu that is a riot of color and flavor. Begin with pristine mahi mahi in a smooth blend of coconut, ginger and peanut with thin strips of watermelon radish for a winning combination. Don't miss the cassava muchines, or the flavor-packed tortellini con seco de pollo. The caramelized pineapple in the pina para la nina will leave you smacking your lips for days.
WebsiteOgawa
In a nod to the Little River neighborhood that it calls home, Ogawa translates to "small river." The setting is chicly arranged with warm-toned wood and bold artwork. Chef/co-owner Masayuki Komatsu and his team command a presence with an omakase that stuns with a series of enticing cooked dishes and a procession of focused and skillful nigiri.From hay-smoked Spanish mackerel to nanbanzuke featuring madai that’s been fried and marinated in a bracing vinegar sauce, the opening act is proof that this isn’t your typical sushi counter. Seafood imported from Japan is revealed in delightful pieces li
WebsiteMutra
Israeli Chef Raz Shabtai has brought his take on Middle Eastern cuisine to Miami. Named for his grandmother, this is a place where snagging a seat at the chef's counter is a must. The menu is hyperlocal and rotates often, so don't be surprised when something runs out. Fear not, however, as the excellent staff will help you discover your new favorite. Some notable dishes include a show-stopping plate of beets in a pool of ajo blanco and topped with beetroot sorbet. The signature lamb kebab with smoked aubergine cream and tomato oil is pure comfort, as is chicken a la Tunis, juicy and flavorful
WebsiteDouble Luck
What started as a pop-up has now developed into a permanent restaurant at Double Luck in Miami. The menu features a blend of Chinese and American dishes, served in a dark and moody color setting of paper lanterns, deep red covered booth seating and authentic music playing in the background. Start with the freshly cooked prawn crackers, served with deep salty tones and a vivid, bright chili dip. The aromatic duck salad, with a base of cilantro, greens and sesame cucumber, comes piled high with crispy shredded duck. If sweet and sour pork belly is on the menu, order it. This tasty dish in a clas
WebsiteLa Natural
You wouldn’t think to make reservations for a pizza place in Little River, but think again. The crowds can be relentless at this popular hangout, which feels rather like an underground party by way of concrete floors and dim lighting.Creative toppings like za’atar and Sichuan peppercorns sing on stunning, picture-perfect pies zealously charred in a wood-burning oven hiding behind the bar. We’re partial to the classic burrata and basil pie, which arrives puffy and pillowy thanks to the signature crust that's cold-fermented for 48 hours. An astute selection of starters (try the papaya with kumqu
WebsiteSunny’s Steakhouse
This Little River hot spot effortlessly blends a chic old-meets-new Florida look and feel, and it's always buzzing with an equally good-looking crowd. As for the food, think classic American steakhouse with added luxury and a few local nods (stone crab claws). Pasta and several main dishes with plenty of swagger are appealing but it would be a sin to skip the steak. Selections range from shareable cuts to those sized for individuals, and though flavorful enough on their own, sauces like pineapple hot sauce and a rich bone marrow vinaigrette are a nice surprise. Russet potatoes fried in chicken
WebsiteIron Sushi
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