The Best Restaurants In Midtown Miami, Florida

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Sugar Cane Raw Bar Grill is a garden of gastronomic delights. It is run by a renowned chef who has worked with famous faces, such as Emeril. Guests can enjoy meals such as sushi rolls, tapas, salads, oysters and other shellfish, and food prepared on the robata grill. Be adventurous and order an appetizer of pig ears, or keep it traditional with an old-fashioned American cheeseburger. Just as superb as the food itself, if not more so, is the lovely locale that the restaurant sits in. Guests walk under a garden archway trellis adorned with ivy and twinkle lights, creating a romantic atmosphere. Once inside, the decor is light and fresh, with a gorgeous terrace for an outdoor dining experience.

Bar, Restaurant, Wine Bar, Vegetarian, $
This wine bar and restaurant has a jazzy New-Orleans theme to it, perfect for anyone looking to try a different kind of Southern experience. This juke joint has live music every night to create a funky vibe while you enjoy tasty BBQ or a grilled meal. The menu is fixed, but all items come with a side salad and authentic southern cornbread. The wine house has won numerous awards, including being featured on the ‘Best 21 Wine Bars in the Country’ list and ‘Miami’s Best Beer & Wine Spot.’ Romantic lighting adorns the outdoor terrace and garden, creating a lovely and comfortable atmosphere.

Restaurant, Peruvian, $
Voted ‘2015 Best Peruvian Restaurant Miami’ by Zagat Guide, and winner of ‘Best Ceviche’ five years in a row by Miami New Times, CVI.CHE is a can’t-miss restaurant. Enjoy authentic Peruvian cuisine at a trendy Miami locale. Because ceviche is a dish served with raw seafood, you can bet that they have some of the freshest fish and seafood around. They have an extensive menu with items you’re sure to love, but try the ceviche; there are six different kinds on the menu so that there’s something for everyone.

Sakaya Kitchen makes classic Asian cuisine trendy, with fun menu titles and a creative blend of ingredients. Enjoy spicy Korean tater tots, a duck herb sandwich, various tacos, and large mixed bowls of rice, vegetables, and spicy, saucy meats. After a hearty meal, relish in the sweet fresh baked cookies. They come in traditional flavors like chocolate chip and oatmeal walnut raisin. For something adventurous, try red velvet or the blueberry and cream. The decor is funky and contemporary, creating a nice environment for late night cocktails, date night, or even special occasions.