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    Prime 54

    Prime 54

    4.0
    (422 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    I was in Miami Beach on a girls' trip and the birthday girl wanted to play in Fountainbleau but…read morealso have steak one evening. Prime 54 looked like the perfect spot that would check all the boxes. Everything from the service by David, the food and atmosphere was excellent! Upon walking in, I got the upscale steak house vibes. We were seated at a round table which was great! We could all see and talk to each other while enjoying this feast! As a starter, I always order a Belvedere dirty martini up with bleu cheese olives. A proper steak house ALWAYS has my bleu cheese olives! We started off with the Caesar salad and their giant croutons. It arrived with large Romaine leaves uncut, but we had them cut it up for us which was much better for sharing. We like to eat family style. We ordered the octopus also which was as delicious as it looks. For the steak, we decided on the Chateaubriand. It arrived in five perfectly cut pieces for each of us. I thought it was cooked perfectly. Loved the rare to medium rare center. For sides, we ordered the fries- nicely done, light and tasty with an aoli and a side of ketchup. The green beans and broccolini also hit the spot. I could have kept eating that delicious bread also. The birthday girl was brought a slice of what looked to be Chocolate Decadence Cake. We all tried a piece of this rich chocolate dessert. After dinner, I enjoyed some Angel's Envy on the rocks. What a satisfying dinner and an enjoyable experience! I'd return to Prime 54 - chic modernized steak house interiors, great service and exceptional food. You just might break the bank to live a little though. So worth it!

    This is a time where the bartender truly makes the experience. I am so grateful to Ronald. I had a…read moreterrible experience at the spa and he made me feel better without me telling him what happened. Wonderful food - oysters Rockefeller and Tuna carpaccio! Amazing. I truly appreciate Ronald for the wonderful experience.

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    Mirabella

    Mirabella

    4.3
    (54 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    * Another creation of acclaimed chef Michael White *…read moreItalian, Mediterranean at the Fontainebleau hotel * Every dish we tried was excellent * 44 page wine list with over 40 by the glass or Coravin * Make sure to get your parking validated for a discount otherwise it's around $56 Michael White is a native American chef obsessed with Italy, like Evan Funke from Mother Wolf. We've had the pleasure of dining at many of his current and former venues where he has left a mark, and earned some Michelin stars along the way, Mirabella serves Italian (leaning Italian American) high end, high quality comfort food that I think most people would be very pleased with in an elegant setting with comfortable spacious tables. Here's what we had and all was excellent: Hamachi Crudo, menu says with smoked prosciutto, chive and lemon but I remember the well balanced lemon citrus flavors. $25 Tomato and Olive Foccacia with whipped ricotta and EVOO $10 a very nice focaccia served warm Casarecce with blue crab, Calabrian Chili, basil $35. Not spicy, delicious fresh pasta and very good quality crab meat in a red sauce that worked better than I would have expected. $37 Cavatelli with duck confit, peas and morel mushrooms $35. Another hit, served in a white sauce. Polpette $22, Tomato sauce braised beef meatballs with a splash of ricotta. Mango Sorbet This next section is just for oenophiles: The 44 page wine list carries an extensive selection of wines from around the world, not just Italy. The on premise selection is supplemented by access to a Fontainebleau collective shared by the other restaurants. The Sommelier and restaurant manager are wonderful hospitality veterans. Most impressive is the fact that you can order over 40 wines by the glass, including around 12 Coravin selections, although you may not love the pricing, i.e. $125 for a glass of Krug Grand Cuvee, $140 for a glass of Sassicaia. There are about 14 half bottles on offer. Wine markups average about three times retail. Serious wine collectors may be permitted to bring a wine from their cellar for a $60 corkage fee.

    Mirabella delivers an autentica esperienza italiana that truly lives up to the heritage of the…read moreFontainebleau in Miami Beach. The ambiance sets the tone, classic Italian décor blended with a seamless indoor-outdoor terrace that makes it the perfect spot for any gathering. I always gravitate toward the terrace, where the ocean breeze and sunset views pair effortlessly with a Negroni or Aperol Spritz... la dolce vita at its finest. The hospitality is immediate and genuine. The hostess welcomed me each time with a warm smile, semplice ma importante. And then came Vivi, our waiter, who didn't just serve us, but guided us through a true Italian culinary journey. We began with their house focaccia, served warm (thankfully), soft, and ready to melt the butter instantly. That detail alone matters more than most people think. The second round arrived just in time with the burrata, allowing every bite to become the perfect scarpetta moment. One of the absolute highlights was the crudo di salmone. The citrus-kissed sauce brought a creamy brightness, while the peppers added that subtle sweet spark that makes you pause and appreciate every bite. The Caesar salad was decent, nothing to write home about, but it held its place. Now, the pasta, qui si gioca tutto. As someone half Italian, I don't say this lightly: the lumache with vodka sauce completely stole the show. Rich, balanced, and impossible to leave unfinished, scarpetta obbligatoria. The rigatoni with parmesan and basil, however, leaned a bit too salty for my taste. By the time the secondi arrived, I was already full, but curiosity always wins. The meat was cooked to a gentle medium-rare, tender and flavorful. The snapper, dressed in a brown butter piccata, stood out for enhancing the fish without overpowering its freshness. And then, the real knockout, the truffle purée. Creamy, aromatic, perfectly balanced... every plate around the table was wiped clean. The charred broccolini with parmesan fonduta followed closely behind, giving us yet another excuse to not leave a single piece of focaccia behind. No Italian experience is complete without dolci. The tiramisù was everything it should be, creamy, coffee-soaked, and indulgent, elevated with a dusting that leaned into cappuccino and cinnamon notes. The bomboloni, soft ricotta-filled doughnuts, came with amaretto or chocolate sauce for dipping. peccato di gola at its best. Grazie mille to Maestro Robert and the entire team, you didn't just serve dinner, you orchestrated a volare experience that took us off high!

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