Frosty's Flava Magazine 4th of July Edition _ June | July 2019 | Page 18

crowded; once you sit down you will almost
immediately, be greeted by a server.
I’d share with you the dishes that i like most,
but are there way too many to choose from.
From the Homestead Guacamole to the Conch
burger, to the Chicken & Waffles and even the
Turkey burger. Every dish on the menu can
easily be paired with a beer or a glass of wine.
What I love most about this place is that they
take pride in keeping there food & beer local.
On a Quarterly basis they’ll feature a few unique
beer options from other regions, but for the
most part everything stays local.
If you love key lime pie, then you’ll love that their
key lime pie is made fresh every morning, in
house. I promise you won’t get key lime pie like
this from anywhere not even the keys. (Key West)
Their MUST TRY are definitely the Gator bites.
Best Gastropub in Miami, hands
down!
5) NOMI BAR & GRILL
(Soulfood)
“Were Class Meets Soul”
Source: NoMi (Facebook)
Google: Ratings 4.2
202 Reviews
NoMi
738 NE 125th St,
North Miami, FL 33161
[phone]
The first thing you see when
I walk in this establishment
is Issac Hayes, Prince &
James Brown paintings on the wall. Then the
smooth sound of Franklin Beverly comes on,
“Happy people; creating the perfect neo-soul
atmosphere.
This restaurant is authentic with its home-
cooked, mouth-watering Soul food cuisine with
a pinch of chic sophistication. This is soul food
at its finest.
They serve fried Catfish, Snapper (done the
right way), crab cakes and shrimp & grits; just to
name a few menu items. The menu also pays
homage to a few of the late greats; such as,
Barry White with their “let’s get it on” wings.
Definitely comfort food! Their fried ribs is a
definite MUST TRY!
6. KALUZ (American)
Source: www.kaluzrestaurant.com
Google: Ratings 4.6
2,106 Reviews
KALUZ
3300 E Commercial Blvd,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
[phone]
Now this restaurant is what South Florida
exudes as an upscale, sophisticated restaurant
& lounge. You can take a seat on the gorgeous
back patio deck as it over looks the coastal; while
you order a strawberry mojito, tortilla chips and
ceviche as you scour the menu at Kaluz.
This isn’t your standard, American style
restaurant, its also the perfect place for lunch.
You MUST TRY the Hatfield farm pork chop (8oz
bone in), served with apple chutney, cinnamon
demi & parmesan mashed potatoes.
And if you have space for dessert you’ll also love
their artisan French bread, dried cranberries,
and their grand marnier &
vanilla custard bread puddings.
7. D’VINE BY 9701
RESTAURANT &
LOUNGE
Source: Facebook
Google: 4.8 Stars
10 Reviews
D’VINE BY 9701 RESTAURANT &
LOUNGE
9123 NW 22nd Ave,
Miami, FL 33147
[phone]
It’s Miami, so of course you’d
have to experience a variety of
Caribbean foods. Including shrimp, fish, conch
and let’s not forget the pork. With that being
said, there’s no better place to drop some
dinero than at “D’vine”.
The restaurant atmosphere is chic and
sophisticated with a hint of a homely
ambiance. The style of their dishes would be
considered as, Afro/Haitian/Caribbean cuisine.
The fish is delicious (fried or steamed), grilled
conch, seafood platter, black rice, Mac n cheese
and let’s not forget their MUST TRY Bannann
Peze’ (fried plantain) sandwich served with your
choice of different meats like conch & shrimp
or Tassot Den (fried turkey) & Griot (fried pork),
this sandwich will definitely get your taste buds
going.
You are definitely going to
need both hands for this
one trust me!