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Are you looking for some takeout or delivery in Miami Beach beyond what’s available on Ocean Drive? Several places offer plenty of distinct dining options, and today we’re highlighting a few of them.
The Italian-skewed restaurant Macchialina is a family-owned option located on Alton Road renowned for its stellar pasta. You may wish to kick things off with the creamy polenta and end the delectable meal with an always reliable tiramisu. Besides takeout and delivery, the restaurant also boasts an outdoor patio dining option called “Il Giardino”.
The curiously 100 x 35 Cocina con Raices earns its name from the size of the island of Puerto Rico in miles. This recent debut in the barrier island on West Avenue has appropriately Puerto Rican food options like pork chops, mofongo, alcapurrias, as well as a variety of cocktails inspired by the Caribbean. Much like Macchialina, customers also have the option of dining outdoors.
Here’s a name that will sound familiar to locals: Smith & Wollensky. Indeed, the perennial steakhouse favorite on Washington Avenue in the “SoFi” area offers steaks on the go or you’re welcome to enjoy the meal outside while watching the sunset.
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In the past, Miami Spice has consisted of a series of restaurants offering three-course lunch dinner menus for $25 and $39, respectively. However, with indoor dining not being an option in many places, the celebration of the longtime event is a little different this year as most places are offering takeout only options.
If the mayor of Miami Beach has his way, the South Beach area is poised for a potential makeover. Among the plans, the mayor wishes to transform the district into an “Art Deco Cultural District” where the sale of alcohol will cease at midnight in the majority of places to hopefully spur the reduction of crime and debauchery.
If you’re a fan of delivery or takeout, chances are you’re quite familiar with the Uber Eats app and service. The service makes it easy to have food delivered from a variety of local restaurants and has become especially useful during the pandemic as businesses are forced to close to indoor dining.
Receiving a pass to a resort isn’t necessarily something new, but they often have a considerable cost or they don’t stick around for too long before they sell out. On top of that, the resort may not be somewhere you’d like to visit.
World Ice Cream Day is this Sunday. If you’ve spent even a few minutes outdoors, you’ve likely noticed that the summer temperatures practically beg for some cool desserts to stave off the heat. With that in mind, let’s look at a few places where you may be able to snag a scoop or two.
By now you’re probably familiar with the Miami-Dade County Mayor’s decision to place restrictions on indoor dining and various indoor venues. In case you haven’t heard, restaurants will be returning to the way they were before, meaning customers cannot dine within the restaurant. While they will be allowed to remain open, food orders will be limited only to takeout and delivery. Outdoor dining, however, will still be available.
Are you planning on spending Independence Day weekend in Miami Beach? Should your plans include a hotel, you may be out of luck. According to hotel officials, hotels are seeing a considerable uptick and demand has grown as people seek to travel and celebrate with family.