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FOOD 118 MIAMI LIVING KLIMA Restaurant and Bar, the newly renovated 70-seat restaurant on 23rd street, is up and running. The 5,200 square-feet property features indoor and outdoor dining with design elements inspired by countries like Brazil, Sweden and Spain. Bathed in modern artwork, as well as rustic wood and cast iron accents, the restaurant is an intimate and inviting space with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors that overlook an al fresco, tropical pérgola outfitted with marble dining tables, and hanging light fixtures. A great spot for after-work libations, the chic bar serves up small plates, intended for sharing, and an extensive list of wines, beers and cocktails. The culinary vision for KLIMA Restaurant and Bar reflects the roots of founders, Pablo Fernández- Valdés and Yago Giner (the former CEO and COO, respectively, of the highly reputable and award-winning Grupo Tragaluz hospitality corporation in Spain), while combining the very best in local ingredients sourced from premium South Florida suppliers. "We are very pleased to finally welcome guests to our inaugural restaurant project that we have been developing over the last two years," says Pablo. "The concept upon which KLIMA is based reflects the perfect marriage between our own Spanish heritage and the rich cultural diversity that South Florida attracts. We feel our contemporary menu of Barcelona-inspired cuisine complements our casual, yet elegant interior design that brings a comforting and warm aesthetic we hope allows our local and international guests to feel at home." Executive Chef David "Rusti" Rustarazo, who originates from Spain and brings his seasoned expertise in Western Mediterranean and Catalan cuisine to the table, delivers an eclectic menu of seasonal seafood, meats and pasta dishes presented with a simplistic style. The impressive menu features dishes like, Tuna toast with chipotle, leek and lime ($20); 5 Jotas Iberian ham with Pata Negra bread and fresh tomatoes ($38); Oysters with Ponzu sauce and salmon roe KLIMA Restaurant and Bar Sink your teeth into Barcelona-inspired cuisine Photo Credit: KLIMA Miami

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