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Miami is in its adolescence relative to more established dining cities around the country, but that gives it a certain youthful energy. It's a city that takes its place as a gateway between Latin America, Europe and North America and runs off into the pink-and-purple sunset with it. You can get ceviche renditions that crackle with color or cocktails that evoke a walk through a tropical garden after a rainstorm.

Follow our guide to Miami's bars, restaurants and markets to explore the heat-soaked city's culinary scene, from open-air markets where a guy hacks coconuts open with a machete before your very eyes, to elegant restaurants where you can disappear into the Miami of the 1920s. What else can we say but "Welcome to Miami"?

ICONIC DISHES

Stone Crab

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Joe's Stone Crab
LOCAL EXPERT

José Mendin

Founding partner and culinary director of Pubbelly

"We have an amazing blend of flavors from South America and Europe. I've always said that Miami is where South America and Europe meet."

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