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out bar space makes for an easy, social ambience - the buzz here is friendly and easy to
fall in love with.
Egg & Dart
GREEK
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4-11:30pm Tue-Thu, to midnight Fri, 11am-11:30pm Sat & Sun;
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Miami has a habit of sexing up the presentation of most ethnic cuisines, but we have to ad-
mit, we hadn't seen Greek done with glam till Egg & Dart. The effort is marvelous. Crafted
cocktails (try the orange
mojito
) loosen up the palate for small plates like grilled
halloumi
and zucchini croquettes, and big mains like lovingly grilled lamb and a delicious beet-and-
cheese stack.
The Butcher Shop
AMERICAN
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2am Fri & Sat)
We suppsoe there
is
a vegetarian option here - you could order a bread and cheese plate.
But this Wynwood joint is called the Butcher Shop for a reason, and that's because it's un-
ashamedly aimed at carnivores. From bone-in rib eyes to smoked sausages to full charcu-
terie, meat lovers have reason to rejoice. Beer lovers too; this butcher's doubles as a beer
garden.
The Embassy
SPANISH
Thu, to 3am Fri & Sat, 10am-3pm Sun;
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)
Embassy is a gastropub with Miami attitude, a Midtown veneer and an emphasis on Span-
ish tapas. Seared chicken with olive mashed potatoes and roasted snapper with fennel
make a strong showing, as do regular vegan platters. The Buena Vista setting projects un-
derstated hip, as does the clientele.
Fiorito
ARGENTINE
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