Historically Black Overtown was once known as Little Broadway, until construction of two interstates in the ’60s destroyed the area.From the neighborhoods to know and love to the restaurants you simply can’t miss while visiting Miami, here’s everything to see, do, and eat in BA’s 2023 Food City of the Year. If you know where to look, the city you’ll find is packed with inventive cooking and people doing important work to make their communities stronger. My advice for those visiting Miami: Venture beyond South Beach and skip around to different neighborhoods and try everything-from casual breakfast bites to swanky nighttime dining. It’s led to a spate of daring, exciting restaurants that are reshaping this city in the best way. The city is buzzing with a sense of opportunity right now, and a wave of up-and-coming local and new-to-town chefs have picked up on that air of possibility. Whatever you want to eat, Miami has it: Cuban cafecito, Turkish manti, Southern fried chicken, made-from-scratch Italian pasta, Peruvian seafood. But while Miami has the reputation for its all-night partying and striking buildings, it’s also a city filled with incredible restaurants that reflect the city’s cultural diversity. Miami isn’t an easy city to define-it’s a seasonal hot spot for spring breakers, a host for celebrity-soaked events like Art Basel, and an Art Deco architectural wonder.
Even after living in Miami for over 20 years, I still find myself rediscovering old neighborhoods, stumbling upon new restaurants, and watching as the city reinvents itself.
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