Miami’s Best Indoor Dining Restaurants to Beat the Heat
September 23, 2022
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Some of culinary's finest creations are coming to Miami before year's end. Top Chef champions, Michelin Star chefs and pastry pioneers are bringing new bold flavors to Miami. Out with the old and in with the new!
Arlo Wynwood
Opening November 1, New York's Famous Arlo hotel opens with an onsite restaurant, cocktail-centric third-floor lounge and a rooftop deck under the guise of one of Miami's favorite chefs, Brad Kilgore and cocktail pros Gabe Orta and Elad Zvi of Bar Lab.
Where: 2217 NW Miami Court, Wynood
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Sushi | Bar
Sushi | Bar comes to Miami Beach this October with omakase originating from California. This speakeasy restaurant is located at the ground level of the Esme hotel. Their 17-course full omakase offering is run by executive chef Ambrely Ouimette with reservations opening up at 1PM on the first day of every month for the following month.
Where: 1435 Drexel Avenue, Miami Beach FL
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Double Knot
Chef and restaurateur Michael Schulson brings sushi and izakaya from Philadelphia to the former Wynwood Kitchen & Bar space on NW Second Avenue. The menu will include sushi, sashimi, and robata items, plus a chef's tasting menu for $65. Double Knot's outpost will be opening in the winter of 2022.
Where: 2550 NW Second Ave., Miami
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Beauty and the Butcher
Top Chef Season 13 winner, Jeremy Ford, will be opening Beauty and The Butcher in South Miami. This will be his third restaurant in South Florida. The menu will feature seasonal small plates, creating an elevated dining experience.
Where: 6915 Red Road, Coral Gables
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Aba
This fall an Austin and Chicago favorite comes to Miami on the ground floors of Bal Harbour Shops. Aba brings flavors from Israel, Lebanon, Turkey and Greece from Top Chef alum CJ Jacobson.
Where: 9700 Collins Ave, Bal Harbour
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Tablé
Antonio Bachour brings brings a glassed-in bakery to Miami's Design District to serve baked goods, prepared sandwiches, sliced-to-order jam serrano and more. Table will also offer a small bar and outdoor dining area opening October 2022.
Where: 810 NE 40th St. #102, Miami
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Ogawa
Topping Miami's finest omakase comes Ogawa in Little River. Alvaro Perez Miranda, the art dealer behind much acclaimed Hayakawa and Wabi Sabi brings this intimate 12-seater restaurant wtih fish flown in from the Toyosu fish market in Japan. Enter your email on their website below to be notified of their opening this fall.
Where: 7223 NW 2nd Ave., Miami
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