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    Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Latin American restaurant sits inside the Four Seasons, but the bar tables face the Gulf and a live band eventually takes over the room. Ceviche, tacos, sizzling shrimp, and crispy fried chicken share the menu in a way that shouldn't quite work but does. The salted flan and a passion fruit sundae the size of a small ambition close things out. Dress nicely; this is not a casual Tuesday.

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    • Ceviche

      “That could mean a classic ceviche, tacos and tortillas, sizzling shrimp or crispy fried chicken.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Salted impossible flan

      “End with the ‘Salted Impossible Flan’ or the vast passion fruit sundae and you’ll be gliding out happy.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Passion fruit sundae

      “End with the ‘Salted Impossible Flan’ or the vast passion fruit sundae and you’ll be gliding out happy.”

      Michelin Guide

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