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    Rum on tap and ropa vieja on the menu: Otto's High Dive is a neighborhood rum bar in a whitewashed brick room that feels like Old Florida never really left. The kitchen runs a short Cuban-Floridian menu with tropical leanings, and the daiquiris come by the pitcher if you've committed to the evening. A Michelin Bib Gourmand, which tracks for a place this unfussy and this easy to love.

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    • Cuba Libre

      “Rum is all around, from the Cuba Libre on tap to the daiquiris available by the pitcher.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Chicken mojo

      “Begin with oysters before moving on to an array of cold and hot plates ranging from a shrimp cocktail that's all grown up with its thick "Bloody Mary" sauce to chicken mojo and ropa vieja with sides like rice and beans.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Ropa vieja

      “Begin with oysters before moving on to an array of cold and hot plates ranging from a shrimp cocktail that's all grown up with its thick "Bloody Mary" sauce to chicken mojo and ropa vieja with sides like rice and beans.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Cinnamon bread pudding

      “Cinnamon bread pudding topped with a delightfully tangy cream cheese whip is a memorable sign-off.”

      Michelin Guide

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