Miami Fine Dining Recs

Ola at the sanctuary
Juvia
Meat market

Avoid the lobby bathroom at the Delano on South Beach. Although beautiful, I shite my pants and left my dirty boxers there in the stall. I can't be certain it was cleaned.

Go to Bazaar. Or Bazaar Mar, both Jose Andres' places.

Miami has in large part replicated a subset of the Manhattan dining scene, and that's not a bad thing. The Bazar by Jose Andres is where you want to go if you want a high end experience. The room is beautiful, there are a lot of dishes on the tasting menu (like 20) and it's not crazy expensive for what you get. The Dutch is in the W, and it's solid, Upland further south is also really good. Byblos is really fine Mediterranean food, Forte de Marmi is good Italian, and finally you have to go to Joe's Stone Crab.

1. Macchialina
2. Scarpetta
3. Prime 112/Prime Italian
4. Michael's genuine
5. Sugarcane
6. Pubbelly/Pubbelly sushi (little less fine dining but good food)
7. Uvaggio

The others suggested are good as well

I second La Mar


That squid ink dish is incredible. My wife and I and another couple split about 6 different courses. They were all great, but that one was definitely the stand out.

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Not to highjack the thread, but can anyone also recommend some not so fine dining spots?

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Have you ever used the app called “Zomato”?

You can search for different types of food in your area. They show menus, ratings, reviews, etc

I use it a lot when traveling