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Dining out in Style: Miami As a Culinary Trendsetter El programa “Miami Spice” celebra 16 años Este año, 236 restaurantes están participando con 40 nuevos por primera vez. La lista incluye: The Capital Grille Jaya at The Setai 1111 Peruvian Bistro Casa Faena Restaurant Juvia Miami 15th & Vine Kitchen and Bar Casabe 305 Bistro Kaori by Walter Martino 27 Restaurant Casablanca On the Bay Katsuya South Beach 33 Kitchen Cecconi's Miami Beach Kiki On The River 5300 Chop House Chef Adrianne's Vineyard Restaurant Kitchen 305 94th Aero Squadron and Wine Bar Komodo A Fish Called Avalon Chef Rolf's Tuna's Seafood KYU Adena Grill & Wine Bar Restaurant La Côte at Fontainebleau Miami Anacapri Miami Lakes Italian Christy's Restaurant Beach Restaurant Cibo Wine Bar Coral Gables La Fontana D' Orazio Anacapri Pinecrest Italian Restaurant Cibo Wine Bar South Beach La Mar by Gaston Acurio Area 31 Cipriani Downtown Miami La Moderna Miami Ariete CORSAIR kitchen & bar La Palma Ristorante & Bar Artisan Beach House CRUST La Riviera Aromas del Peru Coral Gables Dashi Larios on the Beach Atlantikós db bistro Moderne Lazuli Lounge Atrio Restaurant & Wine Room DECK Sixteen Le Bouchon Du Grove Bagatelle Devon Seafood + Steak Le Zoo Bahia at Four Seasons Hotel Miami DiLido Beach Club Leynia Bâoli Miami Dolce Italian Lightkeepers Bar Alter Dr. Limon Ceviche Bar FIU Lima at Atton Brickell Miami Barceloneta Dr. Limon Ceviche Bar Kendall Lobster Bar Sea Grille Miami Beach The Bazaar by José Andrés Dragonfly Izakaya & Fish Market Lolo's Surf Cantina Beaker & Gray Drunken Dragon Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann - Bellmónt Spanish Restaurant The Dutch Miami Faena Miami Beach Big Easy Winebar & Grill EDGE Steak & Bar LT Steak & Seafood Bird & Bone elcielo Restaurant Lure Fishbar Bistro One LR at The Ritz-Carlton El Tucán Makoto South Beach Essensia Restaurant & Lounge Mare Mio Restaurant Bizcaya Estefan Kitchen Marion Restaurant BLT Prime Farfalle Mariposa at Neiman Marcus Coral BLT Steak Fifi's On The Beach Gables Blue Collar Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Market at EDITION Blue Matisse Restaurant & NAU Bar Meat Market Miami Beach Lounge Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse MesaMar Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill Fontana The Biltmore Michael's Genuine Food & Drink BOURBON STEAK by Michael Mina Fooq's Mignonette Downtown Brasserie Brickell Key The Forge Restaurant Mignonette Uptown Brasserie Central Forte Dei Marmi Mikuna Peruvian Cuisine BRAVA By Brad Kilgore Fresh American Bistro Milos by Costas Spiliadis BrickTop's Gaijin Izakaya by Cake Miranda Cuisine & Mar Bulla Gastrobar Coral Gables Gianni's - The Villa Casa Casuarina Mondrian Caffe Bulla Gastrobar Doral Gili's Beach Club Morton's The Steakhouse - Brickell Byblos Miami GK Bistronomie Morton's The Steakhouse - Coral Café Catula Fine Restaurant and Art Graziano's Restaurant Bird Road Gables Gallery Graziano's Restaurant Brickell Morton's The Steakhouse - North Cafe Prima Pasta Graziano's Restaurant Coral Gables Miami Cafe Roval Hakkasan at Fontainebleau Miami Mr. Chow Caffe Vialetto Beach NaiYaRa Cantina Beach HOUSE Kitchen & Bar Nautilus Cabana Club Cantina La 20 Il Mulino NY - Sunny Isles Beach Neomi's Grill Canvas Restaurant at the Sagamore IL Mulino NY - South Beach Nikki Beach Art Hotel Jaguar Latin-American Kitchen Nobu Miami Novecento - Aventura The Restaurant at The Raleigh Sugar Factory Ocean Drive Novecento - Brickell River Yacht Club SUGARCANE raw bar grill Novecento - Key Biscayne Rooftop at E11EVEN Sushi Garage Novecento - Midtown Rosa Mexicano Mary Brickell Village Sushi House Old Lisbon Sunset Rosa Mexicano South Beach SUSHISAMBA Miami Beach Ortanique on the Mile Rusty Pelican Miami Sweet Liberty Palme D'Or The Biltmore Ruth's Chris Steak House Tacology Palmeiras Beach Club Restaurant Salumeria 104 Talavera Cocina Mexicana Panorama Restaurant & Sky Lounge Santorini by Georgios Talde Miami Beach Pao by Paul Qui - Faena Miami Sardinia Enoteca Ristorante Tamara Bistro at National Hotel Beach The Sarsaparilla Club Tanuki Paon Eatery Sawa Restaurant & Lounge TATEL Pascal's on Ponce Scarpetta by Scott Conant at Texas de Brazil Miami Beach Peacock Garden Bistro Fontainebleau Miami Beach Toro Toro Miami Perricone's Marketplace & Cafe Seasons 52 Toscana Divino Phuc Yea Seaspice & Modern Garden Traymore Restaurant & Gin Bar Pied à Terre at the Cadet Hotel Segafredo Brickell The Tuck Room Pisco y Nazca Kendall The Seven Dials TUYO @ Miami Culinary Institute Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar Shula's 347 Grill Two Chefs Restaurant Doral Shula's Steak 2 Upland Plant Food + Wine The Original Shula's Steak House Vagabond Kitchen & Bar Plnthouse at the 1 Hotel South Beach Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Villa Azur Restaurant & Lounge PM Fish & Steak House The Social Club Watr at the 1 Hotel South Beach Prime Fish Son Cubano Wolfgang's Steakhouse - by Wolfgang Prime Italian Soul Tavern Zwiener Pubbelly Noodle Bar Soyka Restaurant Yardbird Southern Table and Bar Quality Meats Spartico Zen Sai Restaurant Quattro Gastronomia Italiana Spiga Ristorante Italiano Zest Cuisine of the Sun by Chef R House STK South Beach Cindy Hutson Red Fish Grill Strada in the Grove Zucca RED, the Steakhouse StripSteak by Michael Mina Zuma RedLander Restaurant Sugar Factory Lincoln Road .
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