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Crowds of Cuban office workers lunch at Garcia's, which feels more like you're in a
smugglers' seafood shack than the financial district. Expect occasionally spotty service (a
bad thing), freshly caught-and-cooked fish (a good thing) and pleasantly seedy views of
the Miami River.
Carol's Resaurant
ITALIAN
11pm Tue-Thu, to midnight Fri & Sat, 11am-3pm Sat & Sun;
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Carol's is a rare bird in Miami's restaurant aviary: an affordable Italian place with quality
food. Wild mushroom ravioli goes down a treat with some red wine, while the duck confit
risotto comes out practically perfect. The interior, done up in warm wooden tones offset by
plenty of natural light, is as attractive as the food.
Azul
FUSION
Falling-water windows, clean metallic spaces and curving copper facades complement one
of the nicest views of the city. The Scandi-tastic decor works in harmony with a menu that
marries the Mediterranean to Asia; try the oysters wrapped in beef and
hamachi
carpaccio.
