Here are ten delicious restaurants in Brickell to try during your next night out on the town.
Moxies
Located in Mary Brickell Village, Moxies is dedicated to creating a sense of community. Every meal is made with fresh, quality ingredients. From happy hour to weekend brunch, this is the place to be.
Burgermeister
With a heavy Latino influence and care for their impact on the world, Burgermeister provides Brickell’s best burgers and fries. They offer a variety of specially crafted burgers, salads, and milkshakes. Their sides include Hispanic dishes such as tostones, yuca fries, and bravas-style hand-cut fries.
Marabu
Another Latino-inspired restaurant, Marabu, serves coal-fired Cuban cuisine. Its focus is on bringing family recipes to life and creating a welcoming ambiance at every meal. The menu offers rice and meat, seafood, and vegetables to suit everyone’s tastes. The restaurant's centerpiece is a Havana bar.
Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita
Once a Mediterranean Revival-style fire station and repurposed into a restaurant, Lolita has an international cuisine that gives honor to all their influences. With interior seating and the dining area of the rooftop terrace, you get a panoramic view of Miami. They emphasize passion in each dish, granting a one-of-a-kind dining experience every visit.
Stanzione 87
Even as woodfire ovens are popular, Stanzione 87 stands out as a Neapolitan pizzeria specializing in handmade pizzas and natural wine. Their dough is fermented for over 72 hours, and the mozzarella is crafted every morning, so you can trust that every slice is fresh and perfectly cooked.
Crazy About You
A sister restaurant to Lolita, Crazy About You is the next stop for you if you’re craving an upscale meal with waterfront dining that is guaranteed to take your breath away. From brunch to dinner, their Latino-influenced meals are paired well with sampled cocktails and a beautiful view of Miami.
Komodo
In the center of Brickell’s neighborhood, Komodo embraces the vibrancy of Miami’s atmosphere with its Southeast Asian roots. The restaurant is three stories high and has over 300 tables, booths, and bar seats. Its interior and exterior seating are seamless.
Osaka Miami
Craftily combining Japanese and Peruvian culture, Osaka specializes in Nikkei—a product of Japanese migrants cooking traditional dishes with Peruvian ingredients. They’ve since spread their culinary influence, growing appreciation for the delicate and powerful cuisine all over the world. One bite and you, too, will fall in love.
NAOE Miami
Although more pricey, it’s worth it to visit this Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Award restaurant. NAOE focuses on Japanese cuisine, such as sushi, and collaborates with sake and soy breweries in Japan for an authentic, unique experience.
La Mar
Renowned chef Gastón Acurio brings the intricacies of Peruvian gastronomy to the table, fused with Asian and seafood ceviche. This, combined with looking over the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay scenery, creates a one-of-a-kind experience guaranteed to make your time in Brickell the best it can be.