the fish temple
HAVE BREAKFAST WITH FRIENDS
** Sagua Port **. An old-fashioned Cuban diner in the heart of Miami Beach that delights us with great 'midnights' and a delicious coffee with milk _(700 Collins Ave) _.
have an espresso
**Panther Coffee**. The place for quality New York or Seattle style coffee in Miami; the beans are roasted right there (2390 NW 2nd Ave., Wynwood).
The perfect (and hipster) breakfast
EAT WITH COLLEAGUES
** Joe's Stone Crab **. We recommend you arrive early. There's always a line when this Miami landmark _(11 Washington Ave) _ reopens every fall.
EAT WITH FUTURE CUSTOMERS
Lido Restaurant & Bayside Grill. Casual and chic, this restaurant sits on the water in The Standard Spa . Mezes (Mediterranean snacks) are the stars (40 Island Ave., Miami Beach) .
On the water and in front of the Miami skyline
SOLO DINING
Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish . A fairly understated fish temple, away from the hustle and bustle of South Beach (398 NW North River Dr) .
DINING WITH IMPORTANT CLIENTS
Nobu. For when you can pay a high bill and want to enjoy the spectacle of Miami's social scene _(1901 Collins Ave., Miami Beach) _.
the secrets of the sea
DRINK WITH DIGNITY
**Regents Cocktail Club**. The Gale hotel's back bar harbors sophisticated nostalgic charm; and the Old Fashioned is the cocktail to order (1690 Collins Ave.).
DRINK WITH LESS DIGNITY
** Mac's Club Deuce **. Share cheap drinks with fashion photographers and models and play a game of pool in this joint. You can also enjoy its beautiful jukebox (222 14th Street).
Here you come to drink... with dignity
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