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If, by now, you still don’t know about the culinary powerhouse that is José Andrés, Google him. And if you’ve never eaten at one of his many excellent restaurants, The Bazaar is a great choice. Just try not to smile when you slurp the foamy smoked oysters or take a bite out of the playfully delicious Japanese taco wrapped in a flayed cucumber “tortilla” and stuffed with chicharrones and grilled eel. It’s impossible. We’re a sucker for the tableside LN2 caipirinha, which looks more like a science experiment than a cocktail. here

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It’s been said a million times, and we’re going to say it again—Joe’s Stone Crab is the holy land for stone crabs. Dripping in old school charm (it’s been cracking claws since 1913), Joe’s notoriously long wait is actually worth it. In a rush? The adjacent Joe’s Takeaway is perfect for grabbing some claws or fried chicken to-go. Pro tip: take your loot across the street for a pretty picnic in South Pointe Park.

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At this Mediterranean hot spot, the daily catch is always a good choice, the harissa salmon melts in the mouth and the Middle Eastern fried chicken really pops thanks to a side serving of tahini, za’atar and hot sauce. No room for dessert? Fine. But don’t leave without ordering the elegant tea service (they have tequila, vodka, gin and bourbon-spiked versions too). Byblos is pretty unassuming but it attracts a chic crowd. Drake has dined here before. Maybe you’ll sit in his seat! [links]

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Not to pat ourselves on the back or anything, but it’s not easy to find reasonably-priced, genuinely delicious restaurants in tourist-ridden neighborhoods. This isn’t a dilemma exclusive to South Beach, but our favorite seaside neighborhood also doesn’t escape the inevitable. Lucky for us, the culinary scene in the well-trodden area is ever-expanding and offers diverse, dynamic options for visitors and locals alike. South of Dade Boulevard, you will find some of the best restaurants in Miami, including the best rooftop bars and restaurants and the best tacos in Miami. Let’s dig in.

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What is it? As the name implies, a very small bar. But what Minibar lacks in size it makes up for in personality. It’s pretty chic and the cocktails are really solid. Minibar has quickly become a watering hole for South of Fifth cool kids. more

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Why go? To drink beneath the bar’s neon lights, which were installed during the filming of a Miami Vice episode.

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What is it? The cute bar of the recently renovated Kimpton Angler's Hotel. This place takes its cocktail program seriously and the proof is in the glass. Both outdoor and indoor seating is available as well as a seafood-heavy menu featuring a sneaky good muffuletta. [links]

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During phase two of the diet you can enjoy the allowable foods from phase one and reintroduce the following: fruit, fat free or 1% milk, low fat or fat free yogurt, whole grain and whole wheat starches (sparingly), chocolate (sparingly) and red wine. The foods you need to avoid during phase two of the south beach diet are cookies, beets, carrots, corn, potatoes, bananas, canned fruit, juice, pineapple, raisins, watermelon, honey, ice cream, and jam. [links]

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Although exercise is not required for the basic South Beach Diet plan, it is a requirement for the super charged version, which will include a workout plan with each phase. This plan includes 20 minutes a day of either high intensity or low intensity exercises. There is also a 10-week walking program, and strengthening and toning exercises as well.

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Once you are at your ideal weight, you can reintroduce the avoided foods in phase two and begin phase three. This will be your new lifestyle of eating the foods you love while following a healthy balanced diet. If you should slip up and start to gain weight, you go back to phase one and start over again.

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The South Beach Diet consists of 3 phases. It is ideal for someone who wants to live well while eating what they love. This diet will teach you how to eliminate bad carbohydrates and bad fats while replacing them with good carbs and good fats. The first phase takes two weeks, which will eliminate your cravings for sugar and refined starches, while jump-starting your weight loss. Phase one will also stabilize your blood sugar minimizing your cravings. more

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If you are looking for something a little dressier, but don’t want to feel like you’re competing for a role in a Pitbull music video, this Argentinian restaurant should be your go-to spot. With lush, uplighted palms lining the indoor/outdoor space, this Fifth Street spot delivers whether you’re looking for a date night, fun dinner with friends, or if your parents are in town. The simple, meat entrees (red meat is what you want here) work much in the same way — in that you can create whatever type of meal you want by adding sides, and even though you have to pay a little extra, you won’t be mad about sharing the truffle french fries or roasted brussels sprouts.

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Don’t be fooled by the hostel signage on this charmless stretch of Alton Road. This spot serves some of the best Italian food in all of Miami. Ask to be seated in the covered outdoor patio, laden with string lights and swinging greenery. The food is excellent, especially their rotating list of upscale pasta made in-house, such as the spaghetti pomodoro or the cavatelli with meatballs and porchetta. Macchialina is South Beach’s glass ceiling for top-notch food in a down-to-earth setting. here

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South Beach restaurants can be a Mad Libs of negative connotations: overpriced, dressy, touristy. But, there are still delicious spots you can venture into in sandals and shorts, without reservations or the need to spend $800 on bottle service. Think hip, relaxed restaurants with great food and 100% sparkler-free. Here are 16 places that do just that.

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There is an 87% chance you will whisper “This is lovely” to yourself while eating at Abbalé. The Israeli spot does actually feel more like you’re in a Tel Avivian cafe than a South of Fifth restaurant, thanks to the bright magenta bougainvillea lining the front patio, and a casual lounge area directly to the left. The stylish, yet laid-back crowd also doesn’t hurt. For breakfast, choose from Israeli dishes such as the pricey, but massive avo egg feta open-faced sandwich on top of a sesame Jerusalem bagel or the buttery egg and Bulgarian feta bureka (ask them to warm it up). They also recently opened for dinner service, offering dishes like grilled lamb chops, tomato and watermelon salad, and sumac chicken shashlik. [links]

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Cecconi is not only one of the best Italian restaurants in Miami it is also one of the best restaurants in South Beach for brunch! Located on the ground floor of the famous Soho House this brunch in South Beach is served on Saturday and Sundays with an Italian flare.

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In South Beach you will find every type of cuisine you could want. From the hottest steakhouse in town, to a century old seafood restaurant, a famous sandwich shop, delicious tacos, some of the best Cuban food, amazing brunches with views, a plant based vegan and vegetarian restaurant, amazing Italian and more!

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The restaurant is open daily from 6 pm to 11 pm. The sushi rolls here are all amazing like the Toro Taku hand roll with chopped tuna and daikon radish, baked crab roll, snow crab california roll, spicy tuna roll, eel avocado roll and a vegetarian roll with avocado, cucumber, asparagus, mushrooms and bamboo shoots. here

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Entrees include rigatoni, salmon and broccolini, and kale pesto, steak and eggs, and spaghetti with Maine Lobster. Whatever you order you will be amazing at presentation, taste, and flavors.

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Come hungry if you are visiting South Beach and enjoy one of the many restaurants!

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For the dinner menu José Andrés focuses on blending Miami with Singapore’s decadence, elegance and modern flare. You can find the Singapore influence in Bao Buns, street foods, Spanish influence in the olive dishes, Iberico ham, a Catalan style bread plater. here