{"id":3698,"date":"2017-05-31T11:27:12","date_gmt":"2017-05-31T11:27:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/fbblog.com\/born-free\/?p=3698"},"modified":"2018-07-17T07:52:11","modified_gmt":"2018-07-17T07:52:11","slug":"eat-your-way-through-miami-in-4-stops","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.farebuzz.com\/born-free\/eat-your-way-through-miami-in-4-stops","title":{"rendered":"Eat your way through Miami in 4 stops"},"content":{"rendered":"

There's so much to recommend to travelers about the city of Miami<\/a>, from the strong influence of Latin American culture in the music and art scenes - as well as the boisterousness of the nightlife - to the absolutely stunning weather. It's easy to arrive here on cheap flights to Florida<\/a>, stay for a few days and simply lose all desire to leave,\u00a0even though\u00a0that's (probably) not an option.<\/p>\n

The culinary highlights of Miami play no small part in the city's magnetic appeal. But there are\u00a0so many\u00a0well-regarded restaurants and eateries throughout the city limits that it'd be impossible to catch them all in one visit. With that in mind, we've narrowed down four absolute essentials for your next drop into South Beach<\/a>:<\/p>\n

1. Pane & Vino<\/strong>
\nDespite being located on Espanola Way, which The Miami New Times reports as largely being a gauche tourist trap, that same publication also named Pane & Vino as one of its top five Miami restaurants of 2016<\/a>. The homemade Italian fare at this establishment - including salmon, chicken and steak dishes \u00a0- is all well worth its price, but chef Angelo Quaglini\u00a0is a pasta specialist, and the spaghetti alla ruota\u00a0or al pomodoro are spoke of in awestruck terms by critics and diners alike.<\/p>\n

2. Zuma<\/strong>
\nThis Japanese restaurant's waterfront view of the Miami River is almost - but not quite <\/em>- as breathtaking as its seafood. According to Zagat, which awarded Zuma\u00a04.8 (out of 5) for its food, 4.7 for decor and 4.4 for service, the ocean fare, particularly the sushi, is nothing short of \"edible art.\"<\/a>\u00a0Zuma makes for a particularly excellent brunch option, one that includes unlimited champagne and sushi bar access.<\/p>\n

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\"EatMiami has a wide variety of cuisines to offer at its various restaurants.<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

3. Jaguar Ceviche Spoon Bar and Latam Grill<\/strong>
\nWhile this eatery is also highly regarded for its seafood, there's much more than that on the menu. (No need to worry, fish-averse sufferers of\u00a0ichthyophobia!) Tamales, chicken dishes, grilled pork and steaks prepared in various Latin American sauces are all available.<\/p>\n

The ceviches - bite-size raw or rare-cooked fish dishes - that lend the restaurant part of its name are worth a shot if you do happen to like fish, though. Citrus-juiced tiger shrimp<\/a>\u00a0with avocado, jalapeno, jicama and guajillo\u00a0chili oil is one of the best selections, according to the Miami New Times. Minced swordfish drenched in Peruvian aji amarillo - a particularly spicy yellow pepper sauce - is another good choice.<\/p>\n

4. El Palacio de los Jugos<\/strong>
\nWe'd be remiss if we failed to mention a Cuban establishment in Miami<\/a>. This franchise has a number of locations throughout the city, but don't let it being a chain fool you - El Palacio de los Jugos is cited by many as a source of delicious, authentic Cuban cuisine<\/a>. According to Bon Appetit, the roast pork is to die for.<\/p>\n

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