Where to dine
A shortlist across the three markets.
A few of the restaurants we point clients toward when they ask where to eat, from the beachfront classics of Miami to the boulevards of Fort Lauderdale and the island village of Palm Beach.
Miami
- Cecconi’s Miami
Oceanfront Italian dining on Collins Avenue, a Miami Beach classic.
- MILA
Rooftop dining and a celebrated lounge on Meridian Avenue.
- Smith & Wollensky
The steakhouse at the water’s edge on South Pointe.
Fort Lauderdale
- Casa D’Angelo Ristorante
A Fort Lauderdale institution for Italian fine dining.
- Chima Steakhouse
Brazilian steakhouse on Las Olas Boulevard.
- Mastro’s Ocean Club
Oceanfront dining on the Intracoastal.
Palm Beach
- Meat Market Steakhouse
The Palm Beach steakhouse on Bradley Place.
- Trevini Ristorante
Italian dining on Sunset Avenue, in the island’s village.
- Table 26 Palm Beach
A West Palm Beach favorite on South Dixie Highway.
Neighborhood life
Life happens in the neighborhood.
The best way to understand a market is to live its daily rhythm: the beach walks, the boulevards, the village squares. Explore the community pages for the character of each place.
Miami-Dade County
South Beach
The Art Deco district: oceanfront glamour and the island's most famous address.
Broward County
Las Olas
Fort Lauderdale's boulevard: dining, galleries, and the Isles' canal estates.
Palm Beach County
Palm Beach
The island: ocean-to-lake estates and old-world glamour.
Miami-Dade County
Wynwood
The art district: murals, galleries, and a new residential wave.
Miami-Dade County
Key Biscayne
A tropical island village at the edge of the Atlantic.
Miami-Dade County
Sunny Isles Beach
Florida's Riviera: branded oceanfront towers on a mile of beach.
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