South Pointe Miami is a very exclusive area of South Beach. In addition to being residential, it has excellent gastronomic options and is much quieter than the core of Ocean Drive – the beach street. It has a beautiful park of the same name, ideal for exercising, walking and certainly taking the children to play. A region that only improves in terms of gastronomy and where we love to stay and also go to the beach, which is always empty. So let’s get to our list of 15 restaurants in South Pointe, South Beach, Miami.
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15 restaurants in South Pointe
Location
Also known as Sobe – South of South Beach, it goes from 1st street to 5th street. In just a few blocks, there are dozens of restaurants, cafes and the like. From small and vegan to sophisticated and sought after. Furthermore, as there are not many hotels, the crowd there is less than in other parts of South Beach. Here we highlight our favorite restaurants in South Pointe, South Beach, Miami. Save this post so you don’t forget, huh!
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Abbale
A relaxed Israeli restaurant, with excellent cuisine, from the same owners of Pura Vida, which has healthy food and is a sensation in Miami! The house offers lunch, dinner and even brunch on Sundays. In addition, there are several options of dishes to share and an environment that has tables in the lounge and on the balcony. Finally, Abbale also presents Shabbat, a dinner under the stars. Chef Samuel Gorenstein presents his signature Shabbat dinner menu paired with a selection of Israeli wines.
End.: 864 Commerce Street – Miami Beach
Call me Gaby
Romantic Italian, Call me Gaby, is the perfect meeting point for romantic outdoor dinners, aperitifs in the garden and even family dinners. The menu has several starters, pizzas and pastas, such as pizza dough topped with foie gras, gorgonzola cream fig jam, candied raisins and edible flowers. In addition, the house offers meat and fish dishes. Finally, delicious desserts, such as pasta
pizza with nutella, powdered sugar and fresh mint.
End.: 22 Washington Avenue Miami Beach
Joe’s Crab
One of the Top 5 restaurants in South Beachand yet one of the oldest in Miamiopened in 1913. As the name suggests, the specialty is crabs, i.e. crabs. Therefore, it only opens in certain months of the year, as fishing has certain months for environmental reasons. The iconic restaurant offers crabs of sizes you’ve probably never seen before and with unparalleled flavors. While the cold ones are more traditional, the hot ones are surprising. Furthermore, due to the house’s success, branches were opened in Washington, DC, Las Vegas and Chicago.
End: 11 Washington Ave, Miami Beach
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Kosushi
This is the first international home of São Paulo’s Japanese restaurant, which has a Michelin star. The group is led by chef and partner George Koshoji. Furthermore, the modern environment with lots of wood was designed by award-winning Brazilian architect Arthur Casas.
End: 801 South Pointe Dr Unit# 105, Miami Beach
Milos
Hello Greek food lovers: pay attention to Milos. It’s great for anyone who wants to have a lunch or dinner in style, for example. The variety and quality of fish is unbelievable! Furthermore, the place is beautiful and couldn’t be missing from our list of restaurants in South Pointe. He also has homes in Las Vegas, New York, Athens and even Montreal. It is worth checking the price of the executive lunch, which is usually very attractive.
End: 730 1st St, Miami Beach
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Papi Steak
Another home of Miami’s king of the night, businessman David Grutman, married to Brazilian model, Isabela Grutman. As in all their restaurants, the music is loud and the atmosphere is lively! If that doesn’t bother you, the meat is worth it and there are also fish and other options for non-carnivores! Those who have a birthday receive a real party with flashing lights and waiters singing and taking the cake to the table, super excited.
End: 736 1st – Miami Beach
Planta
Certainly the newest of the restaurants in South Pointe, Planta has a pleasant and modern atmosphere. The menu includes a variety of salads, ceviches, pizzas, and Asian starters, such as, for example, spring rolls e dumplings and other healthier ones. Under the command of chef David Lee, the restaurant values environmental sustainability. Furthermore, innovative cuisine eliminates the use of animal products.
End: 850 Commerce St, Miami Beach
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Prime Italian, Prime Fish & Prime 112
The three sophisticated restaurants in the group owned by businessman Myles Cheftz are Italian, fish and meat respectively. Prime 112 is the oldest of them, opened in 2004. The portions are huge and it is recommended to share. On the menu, kobe beef and the famous mac and cheese. They all have pleasant tables on the balcony, ideal for those not-so-hot summer nights. Miami Beach. Classics of South Beachlive full and lively, as they are favorites of celebrities.
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Smith & Wollinsky
If the idea is to eat well and still enjoy a stunning view of Miami Beach, this is probably the right place! In full South Pointe Park, overlooking Fisher Island – one of Miami’s exclusive islands – Smith offers a variety of meats, while the seafood is very fresh and the service is efficient. With an award-winning wine list, it has exclusive cuts of meat on the menu. The very pleasant, open-air bar is an inviting place to sip rosé wine or enjoy a margherita during the evening. happy hour.
End:1 Washington Ave, Miami Beach,
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Carbone
In place of Upland, the renowned Italian restaurant in New York opened. The cool atmosphere blends mid-century design with Italian opulence designed by Ken Fulk. On the menu, there are antipasti, pasta, risotto, fish and meat, but certainly one of the house’s flagships is the Spicy Rigatoni Vodka.
End: 49 Collins Ave, Miami Beach
ROOMS Vegan
Not exactly a restaurant, but certainly ideal for a healthy breakfast or lunch. The menu includes options for salads, sandwiches, bowls, juices, with fresh and natural ingredients. Furthermore, the environment is lovely. In fact, whether vegan or not, everything is delicious!
End: 110 Washington Ave # Cu-3, Miami Beach
Stubborn Seed
Located on one of the corners of South of 5th, Chef Jeremy Ford’s restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere. After winning the 13th edition of the Top Boss and working with Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Jeremy opened his own restaurant. On the menu, we find dishes with a strong influence from Florida, where the chef was born, mixed with global flavors and concepts. In addition, fresh ingredients, whether locally produced or not, are prioritized.
End : 101 Washington Ave, Miami Beach
Bonus: Breakfast at South Pointe
Now that you know our selection of restaurants in South Pointe, we couldn’t resist giving you tips on where to have breakfast in South Beach, at the same beginning of the beach, Sobe.
Big Pink
Also from the Myels conglomerate and tradition in South Beach, Big Pink, a few blocks from the beach, is always full, even though it is a spacious establishment. Ideal for a breakfast on South Beachas a family, as the portions are very large and ideal for sharing.
End: 157 Collins Ave, Miami Beach
Liquor
Another choice for those who enjoy healthy food and want to start the day off right. Also suitable for lunch: assorted eggs, wraps and a variety of juices make this place ideal for a healthy meal. breakfast at South Pointe.
End: 500 South Pointe Dr #180, Miami Beach
Pure Life
This organic food “snack bar” has become a real meeting point at South Pointe. Much sought after for its natural juices, egg omelettes without egg whites, among other healthy delicacies, it is ideal for breakfast on South Beach or an afternoon snack. Order the toast with avocado and the green detox juice! Perfect combination! So, do you know some of these restaurants in South Beach? Tell us!
End : 110 Washington Ave #2, Miami Beach
Text and photos by Renata Araújo
