ZZs Club Miami

Zak the Baker serves up some of Miami’s best handmade kosher breads, pastries, and inventive breakfast and lunch bites in a lively Wynwood spot.

Nestled inside the Pérez Art Museum Miami, this breezy eatery serves New American dishes with stunning bay views from its outdoor patio.

Phuc Yea serves bold Vietnamese-Cajun fusion in a stylish industrial space with standout dishes like pho, fried chicken, and creative cocktails.

La Camaronera is Miami's iconic Cuban seafood joint where fresh, fried snapper sandwiches reign supreme in a lively, no-frills setting.

Walrus Rodeo brings eclectic, wood-fired wonders from the Boia De team—think inventive pizzas, standout veggies, and knockout lamb lasagna in a chill, quirky vibe.

Miami’s Pérez Art Museum offers a sleek Herzog & de Meuron-designed space showcasing vibrant contemporary art with lush hanging gardens and bay views.

Nestled inside the Rubell Museum, Leku serves artful Basque cuisine in a lush garden setting, complete with standout croquetas and dreamy cheesecake.

Wynwood’s Uchi serves elevated Japanese cuisine with fresh Tsukiji-market fish, creative omakase, killer happy hour, and a sleek, artsy vibe.

Downtown Miami’s Over Under is a hip, brick-lined bar serving stellar cocktails and one of the city’s best burgers with a funky Florida twist.

El Rey de las Fritas is a vibrant Little Havana diner serving up iconic Cuban-style burgers loaded with spiced beef, shoestring fries, and classic Cuban bread.