Sophisticated Biltmore Hotel choice known for refined Italian fare & a charming fountain courtyard.
"Cost: $120 per person. Oh, how the once-glamorous Biltmore has fallen. For such a legendary property, the decaying details of the restaurant are sad. Forks have bent prongs, chairs look like they just finished a muddy obstacle course, and no one will hold a door open or fold a napkin when you leave for a new plate. Their exhaustingly spread-out food stations look impressive at first glance—lobster tails, sushi, pasta, meat carving, and a dripping ice sculpture of a dolphin. But when you trek it all back to your table, you’ll discover the seafood is rubber, the bacon is limp, and the caviar is the only thing they haven’t messed up. Biltmore’s brunch makes us feel less like the presidents who once stayed here, and more like their interns who get the leftovers. " - ryan pfeffer
"Fontana is an Italian restaurant in Coral Gables' historic Biltmore Hotel. But if you're curious about checking out the property, skip this restaurant and make a reservation for the Biltmore's afternoon tea service instead. The glamor of the Biltmore doesn't translate to Fontana, where forks have bent prongs, chairs look like they just finished a muddy obstacle course, and the food just isn't very good." - Ryan Pfeffer
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