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10000 SW 56th St

Miami, FL 33165

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The Fish House

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Seafood  in  South Miami
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Ryan Pfeffer
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10000 SW 56th St

Miami, FL 33165

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Perfect For: Classic Establishment Dinner with the Parents People Watching

Fish House is a South Miami seafood restaurant with a huge menu, a lovely raw bar selection, and some of the most consistent live music programming in the city. It’s casual in here - with no dress code, worn in booths, and rusty license plates lining the wall. You can see a schedule of their upcoming live music schedule here.

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Classic Establishment Dinner with the Parents People Watching

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