Casablanca Seafood Bar & Grill

Convenient transportation, easy to find, the whole environment is very local, and the ingredients are very fresh

My hobby is eating. I ate at 7 restaurants, a cocktail bar and a fruit market during this trip to Miami. The pictures are arranged in the order of my trip, not in a ranking order! 1. The River Oyster Bar (Picture 2) Because it is close to the hotel, I walked there to eat after getting off the plane. Generally speaking, I don’t recommend it. The prices of restaurants near downtown are generally expensive, but there is nothing memorable. 2. CVI.CHE 105 (Picture 3) The famous Miami Peruvian cuisine, nearly 10,000 reviews and 4.8 points, but to be honest, it’s a thunderbolt... The dishes are all cold, the atmosphere is good and the price is ok, there is a sour raw fish and grilled beef heart that are ok. 3. Casablanca Seafood Bar & Grill (Figure 4) The green dragon tail here is very fragrant, and the mashed potatoes are the best I have ever eaten in my life!! But don't order stone crabs here, because the restaurant recommended below is the cheapest for stone crabs 4. Nettuno Oysters & Seafood (Figure 8) This restaurant on South Beach recommended me to eat the softest octopus legs. The waiter said that it was slow-cooked at low temperature for 3 hours to be so soft. The champagne during happy hour is also half price 5. Key Largo Fisheries (Figure 10) This restaurant in Key Largo promised me that I must go!! Here is the most affordable stone crab, 2 pounds for $90, and the size is super super big. There is also a yellow snapper that made me fly, which is very fragrant and meaty! You can see manatees next to the restaurant and you can feed the fish. 6. EspaÃola Cigar Bar & Lounge (Figure 15) If you want to experience the night view of South Beach, you can go to the street where this restaurant is located. It has a great atmosphere and you can also eat grilled octopus legs Super delicious! Cocktails are also good! Recommended 7. Rustic Inn Crabhouse (Figure 17) We went to this restaurant twice on the way to Palm Beach. They actually eat crabs, but we think their clams and shrimps are really amazing, and how can the price be so cheap? It's so conscience! So many cocktail shrimps are only a dozen dollars! Highly recommended