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ML SELECTS Dining Miami is overflowing with restaurants, from the impressive 5-Star, to the inviting alfresco eateries, to the international fare serving--the diverse selection of cuisine will satisfy all preferences—even the finicky. Specialties from all other the globe can be found all right here, you just have to know where to dine. Miami Living has sampled the most mouth-watering bites in the area, and now we’re letting you know where to go for delicious dishes. LOCATION CATEGORY | COST DESCRIPTION NORTH MIAMI Aventura, Bal Harbour, North Miami Beach Seafood CAPTAIN JIM’S SEAFOOD 12950 W. Dixie Hwy. | North Miami (305) 892-2812 CLE GRIOT DE MADAME JOHN 975 NE 125th St. | North Miami (305) 892-9333 THE GRILL ON THE ALLEY Aventura Mall | 19575 Biscayne Boulevard | Aventura, FL 33180 (305) 466-7195 | thegrill.com HAM & EGGERY 560 NE 167th St. | North Miami (305) 947-1430 HANNA’S GOURMET DINER 13951 Biscayne Blvd. | North Miami (305) 947-2255 JERUSALEM MARKET AND DELI 16275 Biscayne Blvd. | North Miami Beach (305) 948-9080 LEA’S TEA ROOM 9700 Collins Ave. | Bal Harbour (305) 868-0901 PASHA’S 900 Lincoln Rd. | Miami Beach (305) 673-3919 | pashas.com PK ORIENTAL MART 225 NE 167th St. | North Miami (305) 654-9646 | khuang.com COCONUT GROVE JAGUAR CEVICHE SPOON BAR AND GRILL 3067 Grand Avenue | Coconut Grove, FL 33133 (305) 444-0216 | jaguarspot.com SCOTTY’S LANDING 3381 Pan American Dr. | Coconut Grove (305) 854-2626 VARIOUS Coconut Grove | coconutgrove.com South American Moderate Seafood, American Inexpensive Various Inexpensive With traditional Central and South American dishes, Jaguar Ceviche Spoon Bar and Latam Grill continues to fuel Miami’s flourishing Latin food scene. Set in Coconut Grove, Jaguar’s ambiance is that of contemporary meets sophistication. Owner Eduardo Durazo and executive chef/partner Oscar Del Rivero have created a diverse menu consisting of fresh Latin favorites and innovative Ceviche spoons. Try one of their six original selections from the Ceviche spoon bar or one of their traditional dishes such as the popular Argentinean Churrasco. No matter what your preference, this restaurant is sure to have something for everyone. Sail your boat up to this oceanfront restaurant, where you can grab a bite to eat and a frosty beer. They have plenty of seafood, burgers, po’ boys, and is the perfect place to watch the sun go down. Check out the Glase Organic Market and Raw Deli (3300 Grand Ave) for some great eats. In addition, you can usually find The Professor of BBQ selling out of a van off Douglas and Grand. There are a few remaining funky shops and eateries west, along Grand Ave where a part hippy, part Caribbean vibe still lingers. Moderate Haitian Inexpensive American Moderate Diner Inexpensive French/ New American Diner Moderate Jewish Inexpensive Tea Room/Bakery Moderate Mediterranean Affordable Chinese Inexpensive Found in the Bal Harbour Mall, stop in this charming tea room to taste their fine selection of teas and delicious baked treats. The atmosphere and beverage will bring you a few moments of Zen. The Captain serves up succulent, fresh seafood. Sample some cracked conch, snapper, smoked fish dip, and huge sweet shrimp, boiled, grilled or fried or some sushi at their sushi bar. This is a seafood lover’s heaven. In addition to their popular menu item griot (crispy Haitian-style fried pork); they serve other savory dishes including tassot, poisson gro sel, and whole spiced fish-- among other creative eats. This colorful and affordable eatery will have you coming back for lunch and dinner. The Grill on the Alley serves up classic American fare, stellar service and a celebrity following in Aventura. Modeled after the big city grills of the 1930’s and 40’s, The Grill on the Alley offers a timeless menu of prime steaks, chops, fresh seafood, and classic cocktails paired with uncompromising service. Under the leadership of The Grill’s executive chef and culinary star John Sola, who continually receives rave reviews from esteemed restaurant critics with Bon Appétit, Food & Wine, and Los Angeles Times, The Grill’s passion for freshness, superior quality of ingredients, and consistency are the hallmark of its success. The exterior looks something like a barn, which suits it since its serves all the country fixings one might expect. The 24-hour diner serves inexpensive comfort food, like eggs fixed whoever you’d like, sausage, pancakes, grits and more. Housed within a long, silver building resembling a rail car, you’ll find this interesting French eatery. The moderate prices and diner-style setting suggest that French food doesn’t always have to be pretentious and stuffy. A few traditional meals they serve are steak au poivre, herb-roasted chicken, veal Bolognese, and calf’s liver. This quiet and cozy spot is situated within a North Miami strip mall. There are a number of wonderful Middle Eastern meals found at this deli, and everything you need to make a falafel—hummus, baba ghannouj, kefta kebaba… Sample the maneesh-- pita bread baked with a topping of sesame seeds, oregano, thyme, and olive oil. Boasting seven Miami locations, Pasha’s brings healthy Mediterranean fare to south Florida. Pasha’s casual dining ambiance is as inviting as their high-quality and delicious food, which you can have for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their menu features pitas, gourmet salads, grilled kebabs, marinated gyros, and more. Unlike most metropolitan areas, Miami has never really had a Chinatown. However, between 167th and 163rd street in Sunny Isles, a Chinatown is quietly emerging. One of the best restaurants in this area is PK-- a market and deli. You’ll find traditional Chinese food like roast duck, crispy tender pork, and dumplings—all of which you can take home and prepare yourself. 112 MIAMI LIVING