Upper East Side
Upper East Side
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The New Schnitzel House
Schnitzel House is a revamped Miami classic where you can have fun and feel a little nostalgic while feasting on sausages and the best schnitzel in town.
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Chica
Chica is a big Latin restaurant in the Upper East Side with expensive food that isn’t great. But their weekend dinner party is kind of fun.
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Tacos vs. Burritos Cantina
Tacos vs Burritos is a casual Mexican spot on the 79th St. Causeway that works for an easy walk-in dinner or takeout.
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La Social
La Social is a casual cafe in the Upper East Side that works for a quiet lunch, breakfast, or brunch.
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Tigre Miami
Tigre is a beautiful Argentinian restaurant in the Upper East Side with waterfront seating and good food.
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Blue Collar
MiMo’s tiny Blue Collar is kind of like an upscale diner, serving a great cheeseburger, big sandwiches, and braised meats.
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Wabi Sabi Miami
Wabi Sabi is a great Japanese restaurant in the Upper Eats Side that serves donburi, temaki, and more excellent sushi.
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Pinch Kitchen
Pinch Kitchen is a spot in the Upper East Side that feels super casual, but serves a wide range of really great food.
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Botta Fine Italian Street Food
Botta is a casual walk-up window where you can get some really good Italian sandwiches.
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Half Moon Empanadas
Half Moon Empanadas is a casual walk-up window where you can order some really tasty, affordable empanadas.
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Marky’s Gourmet
Marky’s is a gourmet market that serves caviar, seafood, and some deli sandwiches.
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Schwartz’s Genuine Miami Deli
Schwartz’s Genuine Deli is a delivery and pick-up only deli on 79th Street that does pretty good bagels and sandwiches.
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Go To Sushi
Go To Sushi is a very casual little Japanese spot in the Upper East Side with surprisingly good food.
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The Anderson
The Anderson on 79th is part trip to the 1980s with animal print and a disco ball, part tiki-bar with palm trees and rum cocktails.
