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Miami’s culinary scene is sizzling with the latest additions to its vibrant restaurant landscape. Dive into the newest hotspots: Club de Ville (Sunset Harbor), Salty Flame (Brickell), Pamplemousse on the Bay (South Beach), and El Club de la Milanesa (Midtown). Get ready for a taste adventure like no other!
Salty Flame (Brickell) Brickell’s Salty Flame is a contemporary Asian-inspired steakhouse that blends bistro and street fare Asian dishes with classic steaks. The menu offers a variety of delicious options for food lovers. Some of the choices include Korean Fried Chicken, Steamed Striped Bass, and sushi rolls like the Salmon Avocado Roll. Not to mention their premium steaks, including filet mignon and Japanese A-5 Wagyu strip loin.
Salty Flame Credit: Eater Miami
With a lively atmosphere, a DJ booth, and a state-of-the-art sound system, it’s the place to be. Don’t miss DJ Nayla Scozzesi of Boho fame on Thursday nights!
Casa Neos The French founders of Mila are at it again with Casa Neos. This time, they brought a chef from Cannes, France to recreate a little of that Mediterranean magic. And, he nailed it. The food has all the usual Mediterranean staples like Branzino, Hummus, Octopus, and Tzatziki, but with a twist. Fusion is all the rage in Miami. First it was Asian Fusion. Now it’s Mediterranean Fusion.
We had Truffle Hamachi Maki, my favorite, and Madai Crudo (a little spicy). We then had the Branzino with the crispy poteatoes and they didn’t disappoint.
And, check out the ambiance. You can’t beat it. Indoor/outdoors space with a zen/Tulum like feel. They’re opening a lounge upstairs and another restaurant later this year/early next. Overall, the building will house two great restaurants, a private lounge for Mila VIP members, and a mini hotel. Sign me up!!
El Club de la Milanesa (Midtown) Experience the hearty flavors of Argentina at El Club de la Milanesa. This cozy spot is dedicated to milanesas, bringing a comforting twist to Miami’s food scene. Midtown is becoming Miami’s own little Argentina, with popular spots like Negroni’s and the newly opened Craft nearby. After a satisfying meal, stroll down to Negroni’s for a cocktail and keep the night going.
El Club de la Milanesa Credit: Openable
Pamplemousse on the Bay (South Beach) Pamplemousse on the Bay offers an upscale dining experience with a stunning waterfront view at the recently renovated Southgate Towers. Executive Chef Isabelle Baril presents a unique blend of Mediterranean, Latin, and seafood cuisines. With its vibrant and elegant atmosphere, it’s perfect for fine dining, late-night meals, or weekend brunches. Plus, it’s dog-friendly!
Pamplemousse on the Bay Credit: Openable
For large parties, just DM us on Pinterest or Facebook. After dinner, enjoy a leisurely walk along the bay or head to one of the nearby lounges for a nightcap.
Catch (South of Fifth) Catch, from NYC, is the latest buzz in South Beach, redefining seafood dining with a sophisticated yet lively atmosphere. Located in the heart of the action, Catch offers a menu that perfectly blends the freshest catches with inventive culinary techniques.
Catch Credit: Ocean Drive
The rooftop terrace is a highlight, offering stunning views of the Miami skyline, making it an ideal spot for both sunset dinners and late-night gatherings. Don’t miss their weekend brunch, which offers a mix of sweet and savory dishes, perfect for a leisurely start to your day.
Kissaki (South of Fifth) Kissaki brings a slice of contemporary Japanese cuisine to South Beach, with a focus on high-quality sushi and innovative dishes. This new hotspot promises an authentic yet modern dining experience. The sushi bar is a focal point, where guests can watch master chefs at work, crafting each dish with precision and artistry. The omakase experience is a culinary journey, featuring a curated selection of the finest seasonal fish.
Kissaki Credit: Anna Sherril
Enjoy dinner at Kissaki and then head over to their lounge next door. Resident DJs like Sophia Crook will play a variety of music to get you dancing, no matter what you like.
Club de Ville (Sunset Harbor) Nestled in the chic surroundings of Sunset Harbor, next to the trendy Beybey lounge, Club de Ville is all about stylish vibes and delicious eats.
Their afternoon break makes way for an evening filled with affordable yet delectable dishes. It’s the perfect spot to start your night before heading over to Beybey for some cocktails and live music.
Discover More in Miami’s Dynamic Food Scene
Each of these new restaurants adds a flavorful touch to Miami’s already dynamic foodie destination. Whether you’re looking for a casual meal or a sophisticated night out, these spots promise an unforgettable dining adventure.
