Boutique hotels in Miami
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The Setai
- Style
- Art deco chic goes East
- Setting
- Sexy South Beach
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Delano
- Style
- Surreally good film set
- Setting
- Sizzling SoBe strip
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Hotel Victor
- Style
- Art deco-inspired oasis
- Setting
- Stylish SoBe beachfront
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Mondrian Miami
- Style
- Whimsical waterside wonderland
- Setting
- Sittin’ on the dock of a bay
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Shore Club Miami
- Style
- Miami meets Marrakech
- Setting
- South Beach shore
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The Standard Miami
- Style
- Spa attraction
- Setting
- Belle Isle Miami
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The Tides South Beach
- Style
- Classic SoBe sophistication
- Setting
- Opulent Ocean Drive
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Townhouse
- Style
- Fresh Miami minimalism
- Setting
- Sand and the City
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Casa Tua
- Style
- Art-filled Mediterranean villa
- Setting
- Peaceful South Beach avenues
Miami
Eating, drinking and dancing
We've tracked down the best cafés for people-watching, the bars with the coolest cocktails, the most accomplished restaurants and the liveliest local nightlife in Miami.
Restaurants
(+1 305 532 4550)
Nemo
In the South Beach area, this restaurant on Collins Avenue is great for lunch, especially brunch on Sunday; the pastry chef Hedy Goldsmith has won awards for her desserts, so leave enough room.
(+1 305 695 3232)
Nobu
On Collins, this famous restaurant at the Shore Club on Collins has the best sushi in town. Celebrities are plentiful – tables are not, though, so book ahead.
(+1 305 532 8112)
Prime One Twelve
This super-swish steakhouse on Ocean Drive is bustling with style and attitude.
(+1 305 538 7850)
Osteria del Teatro
On Washington Avenue in South Beach, this is an unassuming local Italian beneath the notoriously decadent Crobar nightclub; it’s only open for dinner.
(+1 305 673 0365)
Joe’s Stone Crab
On Washington Avenue in South Beach, this famous eaterie is an excellent choice; there are no prizes for guessing what’s best to order.
(+1 305 673 1010)
Casa Tua
This hotel restaurant on James Avenue in South Beach has fabulously fine Italian cuisine and is set in a romantic Mediterranean villa.
(+1 305 913 1000)
One Ninety
At the Albion Hotel on James Avenue, this restaurant serves delicious dishes in an unusually (for Miami) relaxed atmosphere; it’s great for a lazy lunch.
(+1 305 444 0240)
Versailles
On Southwest Eighth Street in Little Havana, this place is a true Cuban dining experience and a hub of the exile community.
(+1 305 573 1819)
Sheba
If you’re in the Design District, try this unusual restaurant on Miami Avenue for fascinating Ethiopian dishes.
(+1 305 446 6767)
Norman’s
This fine restaurant on Almeria Avenue in Coral Gables offers New World fusion cuisine fit for gourmands.
(+1 305 445 8783)
Caramelo
Located on Giralda Avenue, this restaurant introduces a wonderful hint of the Caribbean to its Italian cooking.
(+1 305 445 1001)
Cacao
This restaurant on Giralda Avenue is an excellent place to sample Latin American dishes.
Bars and clubs
(+1 305 695 3100)
Sky Bar at the Shore Club
From the same team who created Sky Bar in LA, this SoBe venue has indoor and outdoor spaces. We love the Garden Red Room, a tropically landscaped outdoor living room where you can lounge on floor cushions and sip Passionata cocktails by the light of the hurricane lamps with the night sky for a ceiling. Open until 2am, Sun–Wed; until 3am, Thurs–Sat. 7pm–5am
1901 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida
