44 "Seafood" Restaurants in Miami.
Le Tub is a classic Hollywood spot for seafood and burgers. There might be a wait, but it’s so worth it.
The Shores is a seafood vendor inside The Citadel. Everything here is good, especially the fried oyster sandwich.
Arson is a Downtown Catalan spot that has merged with its sister restaurant, NIU Kitchen, to create one of the most exciting meals in Miami.
Heartland is an outdoor restaurant in Little Haiti where you can have some wine, a steak, and watch live music.
Boss Cow is a Brickell seafood spot with raw bar options, ramen, lobster rolls, and more. It’s good for a date or dinner before a night out.
Monty's Sunset is a casual seafood restaurant in South Beach. The food is just okay, but the view is wonderful.
Golden Rule is a seafood market and restaurant in Palmetto Bay. It’s been around forever and has a great selection of fresh local fish.
Captain’s Tavern is an old school seafood restaurant in South Miami with a huge menu and seafood market next door.
Fresh Florida Fisheries is a Gables seafood market that will also cook up one of their fish for you to eat outside.
Plaza Seafood is a casual market and restaurant where you can eat fantastic fried seafood or buy a fish to-go.
Redfish is a very expensive waterfront seafood restaurant in Coral Gables. The view is the main attraction.
The Bazaar is an upscale restaurant that serves dishes that look like science experiments. Luckily, it tastes good too.
