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    Michael Schwartz's waterfront Latin-inspired restaurant sits on Biscayne Bay, where the patio has the kind of views that make everyone at the table look better than they are. The menu pulls from across South America, farm-to-table in spirit, with dishes built for sharing under open sky. The drinks program is a James Beard Semifinalist, and the cocktails lean into the Florida-tropics overlap without apology. Go when the weather cooperates, which in Miami is most of the time.

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    • Crispy octopus

      “the menu offers items like crispy octopus, short rib empanadas, and steaming hot yucca balls”

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    • Short rib empanadas

      “the menu offers items like crispy octopus, short rib empanadas, and steaming hot yucca balls”

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    • Yucca balls

      “the menu offers items like crispy octopus, short rib empanadas, and steaming hot yucca balls”

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    • Calm before the coconut

      “perhaps, the Calm Before the Coconut cocktail filled with rum, cachaca allspice dram, coconut pineapple, and lime, all served in a Florida coconut”

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