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Posted by rudeflame on Jan-28-2009 23:46:

Really Good Places (To eat/To drink)

I want suggestions from smoothies to salads to sandwiches to wraps to burgers to cuban food to mojitos to pizza

Posted by rudeflame on Jan-28-2009 23:47:

Smoothies

Lemon Fizz
16310 W. Dixie Hwy.
Miami, FL
http://www.lemon-fizz.com

Athens Juice Bar
1214 Washington Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Smoothie King
1525 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
www.smoothieking.com/stores/store.php/42

Posted by MeLLyMeL on Jan-28-2009 23:56:

Fuk pizza rustica - I never saw any hype in that shit.

Gino's Pizza has the best BBQ pizza - ever!

My absolute fav is Pasha's on Lincholn Road. You will most definitely see my boyfriend and I there - alot! *say hii* haha

Cuban food - you have to go into Miami for the good shit.

Larios/Bongo's on 8th and ocean. The real Larios in the Gables is the shit.. but that will do if you are staying in sobe for cuban food!

Posted by j_love01 on Jan-29-2009 00:01:

These are the places I recommend:

Grillfish
1444 Collins
*Tasty seafood

San Loco
234 14th St
*Great tacos. I think I ate about 10 last year.

A La Folie
1065 Espanola Way
*Fantastic crepes!

Front Porch Cafe
1418 Ocean Dr
*All around good food and setting.

I wasn't a huge fan of Jerry's Famous Deli (overpriced mediocre food), La Sandwicherie (screwed up my order), or Pizza Rustica (didn't see what the fuss was all about).

Keep the addys coming...I'll add them to the map.

Posted by rudeflame on Jan-29-2009 00:06:

mmmmm crepes

Posted by Vince330i on Jan-29-2009 00:17:

I've had a couple good Cuban meals at Puerto Sagua. Think it was 7th & Collins.

Posted by j_love01 on Jan-29-2009 00:24:

I need some Italian suggestions. We went to Hosteria Romana last year and it was just average. The seafood pasta I had at Grillfish was the tits.

Posted by sinisterbeats on Jan-29-2009 01:03:

Joes stone crab is usually the stop when we get off the plane.

pricey but worth it.

there is no better way to start wmc.

Posted by rudeflame on Jan-29-2009 01:05:

i always start at mangos...ALWAYS

Posted by element-y on Jan-29-2009 01:32:

check the wmc map. It has a collection of places many of us provided in previous years.

Posted by drEamer on Jan-29-2009 01:33:

i didnt enjoy being raped of my money at Jerry's famous Deli either........$bucks for 2 ruebens and 1 coffee and tip

Versailles in lil havana was pretty good for Cuban food

Posted by Thierry on Jan-29-2009 01:42:

This is a great thread... keep them coming for us first-timers

Posted by PatMcGroin on Jan-29-2009 01:43:

best fucking pizza in ALLLL of miami:
http://www.mastersitalian.com/

enjoy.

Posted by MJM74 on Jan-29-2009 02:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Thierry
This is a great thread... keep them coming for us first-timers

Don't worry. The locals will help you find that right spot u r looking for.

Posted by gypsygirl on Jan-29-2009 02:41:

good thread brian, i'm all over the smoothie places

Posted by dynomite8 on Jan-29-2009 02:54:

cuban food
la puerta sagua

near 6th and collins

cannot stress this enough

ropa vieja

Posted by Thierry on Jan-29-2009 05:15:

quote:
Originally posted by MJM74
Don't worry. The locals will help you find that right spot u r looking for.

Awesome! Always the best way to find out is to ask the locals a la Ibiza

Milkshakes and Smoothies in 35C weather for the win!!! (That's 95F for you people) By the way, how hot is it normally during WMC?

Posted by drEamer on Jan-29-2009 05:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Thierry
Awesome! Always the best way to find out is to ask the locals a la Ibiza

Milkshakes and Smoothies in 35C weather for the win!!! (That's 95F for you people) By the way, how hot is it normally during WMC?
except for 1 year when it rained most of the week and was chilly its a solid 80-90

Posted by ArminD1981 on Jan-29-2009 05:49:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL

Cuban food - you have to go into Miami for the good shit.

Larios/Bongo's on 8th and ocean. The real Larios in the Gables is the shit.. but that will do if you are staying in sobe for cuban food!

What do u know about cuban food

Posted by MeLLyMeL on Jan-29-2009 17:06:

quote:
Originally posted by ArminD1981
What do u know about cuban food
I know I can hardly find any up here!

Callate puto. Before I slap you :-P

Posted by ArminD1981 on Jan-29-2009 17:12:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
I know I can hardly find any up here!

Callate puto. Before I slap you :-P

Ever been to Havana Central nearby Times Square
u should come with me one of these days and let me know how good of a cuban
restaurant it is

Posted by Knox on Jan-29-2009 17:17:

I should just bring a blender and make my own smoothies!

Posted by ArminD1981 on Jan-29-2009 17:21:

The Smoothies at the GNC store are pretty good !! you can add soy/whey protein, megamen, etc. There is one store on lincoln road

Posted by Isolator on Jan-29-2009 17:56:

There's an awesome little Mediterranean/Wrap place at about 13th & Washington I ate at last year that has a nice little patio out back. Anyone know what it's called?

Posted by Brian Scott on Jan-29-2009 18:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Vince330i
I've had a couple good Cuban meals at Puerto Sagua. Think it was 7th & Collins.

I'll vouch for that!

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