Restaurants in Three Lakes
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Hacienda Latin Restaurant
- The Hammocks
Team of family cooks create home-style Dominican cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; try their skirt steak or fried green plaintains
Selva's Cake Designers
- Winston Park
Bakers create colorful customized desserts with buttercream frosting and cake flavors such as vanilla rum, pineapple, chocolate, and lemon
CG Burgers
- Multiple Locations
Build your own burgers using beef, turkey, or bison patties dressed with 17 complimentary toppings and 15 premium fixings, including bacon
Chicks n' Wings
- Miami
Guests can deck out fried or grilled wings in one of more than 25 seasonings, as well as enjoy fresh seafood and down-home sides
Latin Restaurant
- The Hammocks
Seafood, steak, and traditional Cuban dishes such as ropa vieja, available 24/7 at a new West Kendall location
Malanga Café
- Pinecrest
Cuban recipes such as pan con lechon, tamales, and suckling pig made from scratch mingle with live music beneath a mural signed by patrons
Trattoria La Gondola
Chef trained in Italy creates housemade ravioli bursting with pear and chicken stuffed with prosciutto and buffalo mozzarella
Super Pizza One
- West Kendall
Pizza meals sate appetites with customizable pies, garlic rolls, and soft drinks
Benny's Seafood Restaurant
- Multiple Locations
Fresh fruit juices and imported beers complement traditional dishes—such as mofongo topped with lobster
Empire Lounge & Pizzeria
- South Miami
Crispy, thin-crust pizzas topped with vegetables and meats pair well with baked-pasta dishes, garlic rolls, and stromboli
Victorino's Subs & Pizza
- University Park
Chefs handcraft cookies and brownies, personal pizzas, and tasty subs filled with salami, provolone, grilled chicken, and bacon
Palomilla Grill Miami
- Miami
The grill offers 10 varieties of Cuban palomilla steaks with sweet plantains, melted cheese, potato fries, bacon, and other toppings
CRAVE
- Coral Gables
Classic American burgers, steaks, and fried chicken offset Italian pizzas, Asian-inspired stir-fries, and sushi
Mi Viejo San Juan Restaurant
- West Miami
Authentic Puerto Rican cuisine includes a variety of mofongo, tostones and maduros, and arroz con gandules
Yukihana Japanese and Korean Restaurant
- Doral
Fresh sushi accompanies a blend of Japanese and Korean entrees, such as salmon teriyaki and bibimbob
El Machetico
- Doral
Traditional Colombian cuisine includes deep-fried palitos de queso, sautéed steak bistec salteado, tamales, and grilled tilapia
George's in the Grove
- Northeast Coconut Grove
Escargot warms up palates for grilled snapper or marinated skewers before champagne and desserts of crème brûlée or chocolate mousse
Last Carrot
- Northeast Coconut Grove
Whole-wheat pitas packed with lean protein and fresh veggies, as well as fresh spinach pies, homemade peanut butter, and vegetable juices
Focaccia Bistro
- Northeast Coconut Grove
Artistic arrangements of housemade ravioli, clam-topped pastas, and pan-seared chicken or veal paired with a range of wines
Makis Place
- Cocowalk Mall in Northeast Coconut Grove
Sushi hand rolls hold ingredients such as rice, salmon, tuna, and avocado
Mint Leaf Coral Gables
- Multiple Locations
Kormas, curries, and tandoori dishes prepared by chefs trained in India and London
Spartico Restaurant
- Northeast Coconut Grove
Milanese wood-burning oven crisps artisanal pizzas, and pastas imported from Italy entangle veal meatballs and pulled lamb shank
Timo's at Villa Mayfair
- Coconut Grove
Modern American comfort food such as grilled sea scallops, crispy calamari, farm-raised chicken roasted with herbs, and hearty steaks
La Patagonia Argentina
- Miami
Skirt steaks, short ribs, and seafood catches of the day served along with housemade pastas
Candido's Restaurant
- Doral
Mediterranean kabobs and Greek roasted chicken served alongside Italian pastas and hearty American burgers
Argentina Steakhouse
- Doral
Choose from appetizers such as empanadas, entrees such as delmonico rib-eye steak or chicken milanese, and desserts such as guava cheesecake
Holleman's Restaurant
- Miami Springs
Conch fritters, snapper in lemon butter sauce, and filet mignon with rosemary and garlic demi-glace; live entertainment
Baklava Factory Miami
- Coral Way
A smorgasbord of Greek salads and mezzes, Armenian and Middle Eastern kebabs, and Indian curry dishes with baklava and knafeh
Chinois Chinois
- Coral Way
Seared snapper, fried rice, and more than a dozen sushi rolls are served amid shoji screens and Asian deities
El Gran Inka
- Multiple Locations
Traditional Peruvian ingredients and recipes mingle with Asian influences to create a menu of ceviche, fresh seafood, and exotic cocktails
LaBoca Grill Cafe
- Brickell
Lox platters and brioche french toast at brunch; steak milanesa and gnocchi with serrano ham at dinner
D-Dog House
- Brickell
Chimichurri french fries and hot dogs in a futuristic late-night eatery with a full bar
Yuga
- Coral Gables Section
Chef Johnson Teh spices lemongrass shrimp with jalapeños and rolls 40 types of maki, including 14 fully cooked options.
Tabu Bistro
- Miami
Refreshing seafood dishes, creative benedicts, and warm sandwiches are served with bubbling mimosas
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
Muscle Maker Grill grew out of a small smoothie shop, where owner Rod Silva prepared health-conscious alternatives to fast food. The restaurant has since expanded with a menu tailored to accommodate diners with vegetarian, carb-free, and gluten-free diets. The crew prides themselves in creating healthy versions of popular foods, and continues to serve the shop’s original protein shakes with favorites such as chocolate peanut butter and strawberry banana. Additionally, Muscle Maker Grill displays the calorie count for each dish on the menu.
Blending flavors from land and sea, the culinary talent in Costazul's kitchen draws on Peruvian recipes to concoct traditional yet modern cuisine. White fish slices intermingle with fresh lime juice, aji limo sauce, or caramel sweet potatoes in a trio of ceviches, and in tiraditos—a Peruvian take on Japanese sashimi—fish, salmon, or octopus soak in flavorful sauces. Alongside additional seafood entrees such as seared fish fillets, salmon, and tuna steaks, chefs also flambé beef and chicken to create popular Peruvian dishes. Glasses of wine and homemade sangria pair off with each meal, which servers dispense within a dining room whose walls glow with undulating lights.
Lamb chops sauté in a tomato garlic sauce as Alhambra's cooks shave slices of gyros and roast chicken, kefta, and jumbo sea scallop kebabs. In addition to lunch and dinner, the eatery serves a full Sunday brunch with spanish chorizo omelets and double or triple stacks of panquè. Inside the dining area, arched mirrors reflect light from the pendant lamps mounted above dark wooden booths, and round, wrought-iron chandeliers. Jingling from the spangled costumes of shimmying belly dancers fills the air every Friday and Saturday evening during three performances, and hookahs fire up nightly after 7 p.m. with a chorus of loud revving sounds.
The chefs at Calamari Restaurant strive to create familiar, comforting Italian foods with house-made ingredients and ocean-fresh fish. With an emphasis on seafood dishes, they grill salmon fillets and stuff lobster ravioli that the Miami New Times placed 50th on its list of 100 Favorite Dishes in 2010, calling it "the entrée that will keep you coming back for more." They also strive to recreate homemade flavors by creating their own Italian sausages and pasta, and roast pizzas in a wood-burning brick oven within sight of the dining room.
In addition to an indoor dining room, outdoor tables with checkered cloths surround a garden fountain, "evoking a seaside picnic," according to a 2009 review in the Miami Herald.
The chefs at Morgan's Restaurant transform locally sourced ingredients into made-from-scratch dishes that pull influences from all over the world. Entrees include international dishes such as pan-seared Scottish salmon, Moroccan-style stew, and moules frites with French fries. Though the restaurant's wraparound porch may exude an old-fashioned charm, the interior's chic ambiance, replete with mirrored walls and hanging light fixtures, creates a modern dining atmosphere for brunch, lunch, and dinner.
At Siam Oishi, Bangkok native Poompaka "Pio" Komolvasri plates sushi, japanese noodles, and traditional Thai cuisine using skills she honed at Le Cordon Bleu in Miami. Handmade dishes imported from Thailand enhance her already artful presentation of sushi, which range from hand rolls to larger 10-piece maki.
