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Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in South Miami. South Miami is a city in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States, in the Miami metropolitan area. The population was 10,741 at the 2000 census and as of 2011, according to the U.S. Census Bureau was 11,932.
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7. Strada in the Grove
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Strada in the Grove is a corner of Coconut Grove where customers will experience authentic old world flavors and traditions, while merging themselves in a vintage yet contemporary ambiance. Our concept blends classic Italian food with regional recipes.
Reviewed By cuse_41
It met my expectations for an Italian restaurant in the Grove. I loved the attractive contemporary setting. Food ranged from good to excellent. The carpaccio strata and ravoli D'Aragosta were excellent. They had a nice wine by the glass selection (which is not always the case). In any Miami setting you are always at the whim of fate and individual expectations with regards to quality of service. We had very good service and yet we were able to take our time to enjoy the meal and not be rushed. We had a lovely dinner and evening capped off with a stroll through the Grove.
6. Peacock Garden Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 566 reviews
At Peacock Garden Bistro, you can enjoy a meal inspired by South Florida's rich farmlands while you lounge in a luscious garden as comfortable as your own backyard. Peacock Garden Bistro is here to fulfill your every culinary wish and so much more. In 201
Reviewed By evanses5
This charming restuarant is nestled between the library in Coconut Grove and a Hotel. We ordered shrimp, scallops, sea bass, and organic chicken as additions to salads. All excellent and more like a side salad with entree Mondayâs is half price wine so we enjoyed our meal even more!Great for private parties or to take out of town visitors.
5. Bulla Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 641 reviews
BULLA: [boo-ya]- the ability to create a stir; slang for chatter and what everyone is talking about. Simply put, a fun, casual gathering place inspired by the most popular tapas-style restaurants in Spain. Bulla's architecture was designed by New York-bas
Reviewed By Viana411
In my opinion this place is average because the portions for the tapas are not generous and it is very loud, hence the name "bulla"...Having said that, every time I drive by the restaurant is always packed with customers having a good time. Viana,Thank you for your kind comments. At Bulla we value the opinion of our guests, please share with us your telephone number, we would love to have the opportunity to reach out to you to get more of your suggestions.Looking forward to your kind communication,Elizabeth [email protected]
4. Marhaba Mediterranean Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By RICHARD K
Went to Marhada for a Saturday night dinner. The food was excellent. Every dish was prepared fresh and spiced perfectly.The only reason I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 was the service. Wasn't great, wasn't bad. I think it has something to do with language. Not sure, but seems the wait staff was Lebanese.Prices were a little high, but probably appropriate for the neighborhood.
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3. Sapore Di Mare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By Beatrice B
Fun, lively, and delicious Italian restaurant. We were just introduced to the chef who is ironically from San Sebastián, Spain. We had the Bronzino, a cheesy pasta dish served in hollowed cheese shell, lobster pasta dish, and and Iberian ham, Parmesan cheese, dark olives and honey appetizer. All were exquisitely presented and tasted amazing. We finished our meal sharing a classic tiramisu dessert drenched in lemon cello and fresh fruit.
2. Teixeira Portugal Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By andreo124
One serve two, if you order an appetizer you gave enough. Cork fee $25.00, they have a nice Portuguese wine list, Barranca velha and Pera Manca on.They are Portuguese traditional, cod is the main course. The only remark tip included, I don't know why. Difficult to park.
1. Khoury's Mediterranean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By regansrm
Eat in or take out--this family owned restaurant has been my go to eating oasis since I learned in 1994 that a ânew restaurantâ had taken over the former âchicken rotisserieâ location. Food is fresh, prepared from scratch with care, and served up to be enjoyed. Satisfying dinners and a lunch menu with just the right portions. Khouryâs was my introduction to Lebanese food and became my Mediterranean Food University. I'm celebrating 24 years of nourishing food for body and soul. Who knew that delicious food could be so healthy! Iâm one of those who suffers from extensive food allergies. Never a problem at Khouryâs; I can eat anything they can offer up and relish the experience. Luv it!
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