Guidebook for Miami
Food Scene
It's an European style market with old-world charm, stocked with prepared ready-to-eat dishes, fresh meats, seafood, fruits, vegetables, selection of wines and anything else you may need/want to create a quick meal. If you prefer a large supermarket, visit a Publix supermarket.
150 locals recommend
The Fresh Market
2640 S Bayshore DrIt's an European style market with old-world charm, stocked with prepared ready-to-eat dishes, fresh meats, seafood, fruits, vegetables, selection of wines and anything else you may need/want to create a quick meal. If you prefer a large supermarket, visit a Publix supermarket.
Tucked away on the eighth floor of the Sonesta hotel is Panorama, a hidden gem of a restaurant that holds many surprises. The first is the view. Get there before sunset, order a glass of wine, and you'll know without a doubt that this place could have no other name. After the sun sets, stay for the food, which features fantastic Peruvian dishes.
10 locals recommend
Panorama Restaurant & Sky Lounge
2889 McFarlane RdTucked away on the eighth floor of the Sonesta hotel is Panorama, a hidden gem of a restaurant that holds many surprises. The first is the view. Get there before sunset, order a glass of wine, and you'll know without a doubt that this place could have no other name. After the sun sets, stay for the food, which features fantastic Peruvian dishes.
Highly-rated popular Indian restaurant moved to new Coconut Grove location, outfitted with white banquettes, exotic statues and wood accents. The wide-ranging menu hews to tradition, with dishes ranging from samosas and biryanis to clay oven–baked tandoori chicken and roti breads.
82 locals recommend
Bombay Darbar
2901 Florida AveHighly-rated popular Indian restaurant moved to new Coconut Grove location, outfitted with white banquettes, exotic statues and wood accents. The wide-ranging menu hews to tradition, with dishes ranging from samosas and biryanis to clay oven–baked tandoori chicken and roti breads.