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Flannigan’s is a very popular South Florida chain that’s been a favorite since 1959. This place is dark and wooden, like the hull of an old ship, and both the wings (free every Wednesday if you buy a pitcher of beer) and ribs are good, but not great. Whether you get it or not, it’s a solid place to go for a meal and a fascinating glimpse into the South Florida psyche.
The Driftway is the pool bar of the Generator Hostel and it’s a nice spot to grab a good cocktail, some food, and have a swim.
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.
North Beach’s Burgers and Shakes is a casual spot that serves exactly what you think it does and is good for after a beach day or late-night food.
Wabi Sabi is a great Japanese restaurant in the Upper Eats Side that serves donburi, temaki, and more excellent sushi.
