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A bargain rarity on Worth Avenue, this restaurant tucked into a hidden courtyard serves amazing thin-crust pizzas (try the mozzarella-smothered, anchovy-laden...more

Detractors—probably those who've had to wait a long time in the bar even with a reservation—say this restaurant in the Browns Hotel is just a steak...more

Orlando's current must-have reservation may be accented by a few pubby touches—such as naked Edison bulbs and a ceiling of pressed metal—but it's a...more

Chef Rino Balzano is a local character (don't be surprised to hear him break into song in the middle of the restaurant) and one wall is lined with snaps of...more

Most travelers hear about this diminutive restaurant in the Bahama Village neighborhood thanks to a local's tip, and Key Westers aren't exactly forthcoming with...more

Coconut Grove is one of the oldest neighborhoods in town, and tucked in among the expensive homes and mini-malls you can still find vestiges of Miami the Way It...more

This burgeoning chain is a tonic for diners sick of the deep frying that dominates the area's kitchens. The gimmick is to change the New American menu weekly...more

Beachfront restaurants are rare in ocean-centric Fort Lauderdale, for some reason, but this salty old favorite sits right on the sand in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea....more

This little bistro, housed in a former luncheonette on a quiet street in Old Town, is easy to miss. But the Asian fusion menu, ranging from meat loaf to...more

Thornton Park hipsters treat Shari like their own little Nobu and pack the restaurant during happy hour, from 5 to 7 pm daily, for a $3.95 menu of sushi rolls,...more