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The Hottest Miami Eateries To Hit During Swim Week 2018
Miami Swim Week is around the corner, so while you’re mapping out your fashion shows and after parties, we’ve compiled a list of buzzy eateries in the 305 so you can make your reservations ASAP. Click through for newly opened restaurants with coveted tables and all the absolute must-visits while you’re in town for the shows.
[Photo via Bodega]
Amara at Paraiso
The hottest new restaurant in Miami by Michael Schwartz, located in the new Paraiso Bay complex in Edgewater with the best view in town. The menu is dynamic with bold Latin American flavors, and popular large plates for 2 like the meat parrillada. Make sure to get a table outside, so you can head over to the beachy lounge area for an after dinner cocktail.
Amara at Paraiso, 3101 NE 7th Ave, Miami
[Photo via @smadjita]
Chotto Matte
A Japanese-Peruvian fusion, open-air hot spot on Lincoln boasting a menu spanning sushi to robata-grilled lamb and multi-course tasting menus. Pop in for their special Swim Week menu!
Chotto Matte, 1664 Lenox Ave, Miami Beach
[Photo via @chottomattemia]
Mignonette
A luxurious seafood haven with oyster flights, seafood towers, “popcorn” options, and fancy whole fish selections.
Mignonette, 210 NE 18th St, Miami
[Photo via @bigbootyfoodies]
Le Chick
This Dutch-inspired eatery is serving tall stacked sandwiches and all-day “late night” favorites in the heart of Wynwood. Order a Royale with cheese or a fried chicken sandwich while you enjoy live entertainment at night.
Le Chick, 310 NW 24th St, Miami
[Photo via @lechickrotisserie]
Obra Kitchen Table
One of the hottest new restaurants to hit town by Chef Carlos Garcia, presenting a Venezuelan-style menu focusing on upscale comfort food using seasonal and local ingredients.
Obra Kitchen Table, 1331 Brickell Bay Dr, Miami
[Photo via @obramiami]
Mandolin Aegean Bistro
The closest you’ll get to feeling like you’re dining al fresco in the Mediterranean, but in Miami’s Design District. Inspired by the tavernas of Aegean coastal towns, Mandolin’s menu features tasty Greek “mezes” like flavored hummus plates or grilled catch of the day to fill you up before browsing the nearby boutiques.
Mandolin Aegean Bistro, 4312 NE 2nd Ave, Miami
[Photo via @mandolinmiami]
Bodega
A colorful taquiera by day, speakeasy joint by night. Just enter through what looks like a port-o-potty stall on the righthand side. So, order your pork belly tacos and tortas from the Airstream trailer (right under the greatest marquee sign, ever) and the head to the “baño.”
Bodega, 1220 16th St, Miami Beach
[Photo via @bodegasobe]
Written By: Taylor Boozan
