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Where to eat European food in Bay Harbor Islands: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Bay Harbor Islands. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Bay Harbor Islands ("BHI") is a town in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. The population was 5,628 at the 2010 census. It is separated from the mainland by Biscayne Bay, over which the land masses are connected via the Broad Causeway. On the mainland side, BHI is bordered by the city of North Miami, while to the east it borders the villages of Bal Harbour and Surfside. To the south lies the exclusive village of Indian Creek. BHI is about 20 minutes' driving distance away from Miami International Airport, and it is situated between the larger cities of Aventura and Miami Beach.
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7. Petit Rouge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Marilyn M
Small restaurant, maybe 8 assorted tables and a little noisy, but excellent dishes with a good selection. Concerned and professional waitstaff. Beautiful presentation and delicious from the bread to the desserts and every course in-between!
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6. L'Edito Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By diBiella51
Our friends who live at 5600 Collins invited us to join them at LâEdito. What a pleasant surprise! Located along the inter coastal offering great views and sunsets, we thoroughly enjoyed dining here. We were greeted warmly by the owners and seated at a comfortable table where we proceeded to order a couple of bottles of Spanish white wine, some apps which included escargot, mussels Provençal and country pate ! Off to a great start, two of us had the vole au vent, another the duck breast and the Sebastien salad with smoked salmon. The owner kept things moving along. She is upbeat and pleasant and service was spot on even though the restaurant was also hosting a birthday celebration the evening we dined. We shared the coconut and white chocolate soufflé and tarte tartin for dessert which finished our evening. We highly recommend dining here not only for the quality of the food and service but the reasonable and fair pricing and look forward to another visit. Unfortunately it will not be until next winter as we head back to NYC tomorrow.
5. Old Lisbon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By ichicorp
Located in sunny isles. They have other locations in Miami. Easy parking. Decor is simple, but sufficient. We tried several dishes, but the arroz caldoso was very good. Is like a paella, but more juicy. Service is good. Wine selection is mostly from Portugal (good or bad??)Localizado en Sunny Isles. Ellos tienen 1 o 2 ubicaciones en Miami. Fácil de estacionarLa decoración es sencilla pero suficiente. Probamos varios platos, pero el arroz caldoso fue el mejor. Es una paella muy jugosa. El servicio fue bueno. La selección de vinos es básicamente de Portugal ( bueno o malo ??)
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4. Ferraro's Kitchen Restaurant & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 303 reviews
Helmed by Venetian chef Igor Ferraro and his wife Cristiana, Ferraroâs Kitchen Restaurant offers the best Italian cuisine. Menu is a journey through the flavors of Italy. âMost of the products are gathered locally from organic farms that take pride in pro
Reviewed By TravelingMom0713
We have eaten here several times. The food has always been excellent - very authentic. The service is great. We go early with our kids to beat the crowd. Highly recommend that you make a reservation on the weekend and try this place.Consistency is one of our goal and we're glad to see you notice it. Thank you for your review. We really appreciate it. Best regardsIgor Ferraro
3. The Surf Club Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
The Surf Club Restaurant by Chef Thomas Keller brings a stylish swing to the Miami culinary scene. Located within the recently revamped iconic Miami club, the restaurant honors the jet-set leisure culture of decades past with a Continental cuisine and an
Reviewed By David C
We love Thomas Keller...Per Se and French Laundry are two of our favorite past dining spots. We are excited that Thomas is now represented in Miami Beach with The Surf Club Restaurant...we had high hopes for this place, but the entire experience of eating falls short for us. My wife and I arrived at the bar a short time before our dinner reservation...we sipped champagne, listened to the jazz combo in the corner, and listened to the rambunctious patrons who rolled in and out. We then headed to our table...a corner set up with a big pillow between us to rest our arms on--interesting. The staff began approaching us and the experience became a tad uneven--various wait people attempted humor that fell flat...not necessary in a Keller joint, really. We ordered our grub...it started arriving--everything is very good...crudite, oysters rockefeller--somewhat flavorless, dover sole--my wife's favorite in all of Miami Beach, and the lasagne--rich and soothing. All of this food is good, the main problem is that the piped-in music plays too loudly...and the selections are horrible for fine dining: Springsteen, Billy Joel, etc. played too loudly...I don't wanna hear Max Weinberg's snare drum banging in my head while I am gobbling great grub and chatting with my wife...please remove the music, if anyone of authority reads this. Plus, the decor of the restaurant is pillows, large leaf prints, and stuff...visually and audibly confusing place. But the food is good...plus, our sommelier person was outstanding...she did her best to turn the music down but was overruled at some point. Ah well...eat here ONCE...then move on to cozier locales. Cheers!
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2. Le Sirenuse Miami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Le Sirenuse Miami brings all the genuine Mediterranean flavors, dolce vita style and old-school service traditions associated with its home base of Positano, Italy to a gloriously restored 1930s Miami landmark on the shores of Surfside. In this palm-fring
Reviewed By teaage
We visited Le Sirenuse three times. On the first evening after a long flight we went on the terrasse following the recommendation that it is the same menue as in the restaurant.We found exactly what we looked for. The staff was friendly and the drinks came fast and the order was taken. Appetizer were ok and soon after I got my burger. My wife did not get her pasta together with my plate. Unusual but can happen. I expected that it will come in a minute or two. I am not a fast eater and as I finished my burger the pasta came finally. Must have been 15 minutes or so. No comments from the waiter about the delay. For that price level an absolutey faux pas from the kitchen side. The waiter we had at the beginning never showed up. Someone else brought us the bill. On the second evening we had a reservation in the italian restaurant Le Sirenuse. We were 10 minutes late and the lady informed us, that our table was given to someone else. I saw empty tables at the entrance but late is late (I am Swiss!). We were asked to wait at the bar. The chef de service or what ever his function was came along and informed us, that it takes 10 minutes to have a table for us. Well.... after 30 minutes just before I would have asked we got our table. It was the one I saw before empty. Strange.The food is excellente. Tbe service very friendly but not very well trained regarding food presentation as we are used to like in other restaurants of similar hotels (Anantara, Chedi). Just as an example: the gloche is not only used to keep food warm.Third visit was for breakfast. Sitting in the bar area is not very comfortable. The restaurant would be better, but not available for breakfast even the buffet was in the restaurant area.45 usd per person and the cappucino was not included and of course self service at the buffet. At the end we had to pay 120 usd for 2. Far off what you get as service, environment and content.Therefore we rate Le Sireneuse with only 3 points despite the good food quality. Dear Teaage,Thank you for taking the time to provide us with feedback on your dining experiences at Le Sirenuse. We are apologetic to hear that you did not have an authentic Four Seasons experience during your stay. We are always striving to provide the best service and quality for our guests and we are sorry to hear that this wasn't the case. I would love to have the opportunity to discuss this with you further. Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] should you wish. Sincerely,Koji AkaboshiHotel Manager
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1. Le Zoo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 337 reviews
Reviewed By susan33181
We stopped by Le Zoo with friends while shopping at the Bal Harbor Shoppes. Beautiful ambiance (very French bistro) and a nice wine list. Food was limited, especially if you are a vegetarian and dairy-free. Nevertheless we had a glass of wine and lots of fun..A little noisy too!
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