EatThe Best New Restaurants in Miami [March 2021]
March was a good month for foodies. The 305 welcomed a robust lineup of new restaurants, bars, and breweries.
Geoffrey Anderson•Mar 30, 2021
Geoffrey Anderson
Geoffrey Anderson Jr. is a contributing/staff writer for Dish Miami. For over six years, he has covered the South Florida dining scene with his wife for the award-winning local food blog Miami Food Pug. When he's not writing about food, he's eating it—or attending rock concerts and traveling.
EatEatCasa Isola Breathes New Life Into Sunset Harbour
When Pubbelly closed its doors on Miami Beach in 2019, the city’s food scene collectively mourned.
Geoffrey Anderson•Mar 30, 2021
Eat#DishHitList: Weekend Brunch, Sunday Sauce and More [March 2021]
March is well underway, and Miami’s top restaurants are pulling out all the stops this month and beyond.
Geoffrey Anderson•Mar 16, 2021
EatLa Placita: Big on Flavor – and Portions
Odds are you’ve heard about La Placita, the Puerto Rican restaurant from chef Jose Mendin of Pubbelly fame.
Geoffrey Anderson•Mar 2, 2021
EatWhere Do Locals Eat in Miami?
When it comes to food, some places are near and dear to the hearts – and stomachs – of diners. Neighborhood institutions like these are few and far between, especially in a transient city like Miami.
Geoffrey Anderson•Feb 17, 2021
Eat#DishHitList: New Takeout Menus, Afternoon Tea, and More [February 2021]
It’s already February and local foodies have a lot to look forward to this month and beyond.
Geoffrey Anderson•Feb 17, 2021
EatThe Best New Restaurants in Miami [February 2021]
We’re only two months into the new year, but things continue to look better than last year for the local food scene.
Geoffrey Anderson•Feb 10, 2021
EatWhere Can I Make Last-Minute Plans for Valentine’s Day in Miami?
With Valentine’s Day almost here, reservations are filling up fast. Thankfully, there’s still time to schedule a visit to some of South Florida’s best restaurants.
Geoffrey Anderson•Feb 4, 2021
EatCJ’s Crab Shack: An Ocean Drive Gem
If you walk down Ocean Drive, you’re bound to see two things: a lot of people and a lot of tourist traps.
Geoffrey Anderson•Feb 2, 2021
