Entertaining your in-laws when they’re in town can be a daunting task—but it’s easy when you know the best restaurants around. Whether they’re more about a quiet ambiance or want a lively scene, these restaurants will help make a lasting impression.
Caracas Bakery in MiMo offers a delightful glimpse into Venezuelan cuisine. Start your day with their renowned cachitos, buttery croissants filled with savory ham and cheese, or indulge in the sweet pastries and empanadas that showcase the country’s vibrant culinary traditions. The spacious spot and friendly staff make this a welcoming place for families to gather and enjoy a taste of one of Miami’s best bakeries. Come early to beat the long lines, but even if you wake up late, it’s worth the wait.
Caracas Bakery is located at 7283 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33138. For more information, visit their official website.
Bring your in-laws to Costa Med in Key Biscayne for a memorable taste of the Mediterranean. Odds are they’ve never heard of the place; Costa Med lives up to its hidden gem status thanks to its location in the heart of the Key. But if everyone is up for the ride, they’ll forget all about the distance once they try the food.
What we love about Costa Med is just how big the menu is: crudos, salads, pastas, risottos, seafood, meats … everyone will find something to their liking. And the wine list is stellar, too. The place fills up with locals all the time, so reservations are a must.
For a contemporary and adventurous dining experience that will wow the in-laws, Kojin in Coral Gables is an excellent choice. This modern American restaurant with Japanese flair boasts a menu that’s both innovative and approachable, featuring dishes that showcase a masterful blend of fun flavors and textures. Because the kitchen loves to experiment, dishes are subject to change regularly, but you can’t go wrong with the chicken sando, the namesake Caesar salad, and the short rib off the a la carte menu. If you have the budget for it, opt for one of the tastings that will treat you to a feast of the senses.
Kojin is located at 804 Ponce de Leon, Coral Gables, FL 33134. For more information, visit their official website.
Primo’s, located within the Doubletree Grand Hotel Biscayne Bay, offers a warm and inviting Italian dining experience. It’s perfect for a casual yet delicious meal with your in-laws. The ambiance is relaxed and comfortable, creating the ideal setting for a laid-back family gathering.
The menu features classic Italian dishes prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients, from hearty pastas to flavorful pizzas; meat and seafood options are also plentiful. In fact, there’s a little bit of everything, and you really should try something from each section of the menu. As for this writer’s favorites, the rigatoni bolognese, the chicken parm, and the classic tiramisu make for a great dinner.
When you’re in South Beach, there’s only one name you need to know for steak: RED South Beach. If your in-laws are craving steak and you live close by, this is the place—don’t bother going elsewhere. Not only is the steak selection among the largest in the city, but Red’s overall menu is also one of the biggest in town.
The super-friendly staff will help guide you through the menu, but here are some of our top picks: the Certified Angus Beef prime rib eye, C.A.B. prime filet mignon, and the C.A.B. prime Kansas City bone-in strip. Although Red is known for its steaks, the restaurant also serves up a wealth of raw bar selections, chops, and seafood. And the wine list is just as diverse—expect to stay awhile.
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