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Whiskey Joe’s is one of the few waterfront spots in Key Biscayne where you can roll up all sandy and no one will care. This place is right next to a marina, so you can watch boats get pulled out of the water while you wash down perfectly fine fried gator bites and coconut mahi nuggets with frozen drinks that taste very good after a long day in the sun. Under no circumstances should you be sitting inside. Here, it’s an outdoor table or nothing at all.
WetLab is a bar on Key Biscayne located on University of Miami’s campus. It’s open to the public Wednesday-Friday and has an amazing waterfront.
Monty’s in Coconut Grove feels like a Key West raw bar, minus the annoying drive. Come here for the views, but don’t expect the city’s best seafood.
Garcia’s is an old-school seafood spot on the Miami River in Downtown that’s casual, but delicious.
Little Havana’s La Camaronera serves great seafood in a casual space. It’s also where you’ll find the incredible pan con minuta sandwich.
