© Alma Cubana - Cuban restaurant in Miami Beach / Google
© JuanPablo Maldonado / Google
© Maria Celia Fernandez / Google
Modern Cuban dining and seafood paella right on Ocean Drive, steps from the sand
Casual
1-1.5 hours
Score derived from 12,600+ public reviews
Scored on published criteria from real guest data. Ranks are never for sale. How we rank →
Reservations are recommended. Weekday mornings and early afternoons, particularly Tuesday through Thursday before noon, are the quietest windows for a relaxed breakfast or lunch. They offer a happy hour. Ask about current specials. A typical dinner runs $30-55 per person. Valet parking is available.
Saffron yellow rice with Maine lobster, shrimp, mussels, clams, octopus, and squid.
Classic Cuban sandwich frequently praised by guests as among the best they've had.
Assortment of salmon, octopus, shrimp, scallops, mussels and lobster tail served with two sides.
Fried empanadas filled with chicken or ropa vieja, served with cilantro aioli.
Grilled octopus with roasted potatoes, cherry tomatoes, and black olive mayonnaise.

Cozy Italian trattoria on Washington Ave serving housemade pasta and a candlelit, romantic vibe

Old-world Italian glamour and handmade pasta inside a Collins Avenue boutique hotel in South Beach

Italian-Greek seafood and pasta on Collins Avenue in South Beach

French-Japanese fine dining with tableside flair inside Hotel Greystone, South Beach

A 12-seat omakase counter blending Japanese tradition with Mediterranean flavor on Lincoln Road

Colombian steakhouse and dance hall on Lincoln Road, brought over from a Bogotá original founded in 1982