Ariete is one of Coconut Grove’s best restaurants, but still casual enough for a nice weeknight dinner.

Shore To Door in Coconut Grove serves fresh fish on the weekends. Their backyard is our favorite place in the whole city to eat seafood.

Lokal in Coconut Grove makes the best burgers in Miami, has a nice beer selection, and is a great place to stare at some adorable dogs.

Navé is an upscale seafood spot in Coconut Grove with a great raw bar, pasta, and more very good seafood dishes.

Chug’s is a casual Cuban spot in Coconut Grove good for breakfast or lunch or anytime you want great pastelitos.

El Carajo is a Spanish restaurant in the back of a gas station where you can pick out a bottle of wine from the store and eat tapas.

Harry’s is a pizza place in Coconut Grove that serves Neapolitan-style pies and is nice enough for a sit-down meal or date.

Daily Bread is a cafeteria-style Middle Eastern restaurant with a little marketplace inside.

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.

Strada is a below-average Italian restaurant in Coconut Grove that’s too expensive and not good for much.

Taurus Beer & Whiskey House is a historic bar in Coconut Grove with some very good bar food.

Bellini is an upscale, very pricey Italian restaurant in Coconut Grove with a fantastic rooftop view of Biscayne Bay.

Atchana’s is a solid spot for Thai food in Coconut Grove. Come for lunch or a laid-back dinner.

Coconut Grove’s Bombay Darbar is one of the best Indian restaurants in Miami, despite the fact that it looks more like an EDM club.

The Spillover is a seafood spot in Coconut Grove with some nice outdoor seating and a good Happy Hour.

Glass and Vine is a Latin fusion restaurant on the edge of a park in Coconut Grove, and you should definitely sit outside.