Miami Dining

Lindaelaine · 21 May 19, 12:47 PM

We are staying over the road from Bayside in Miami for a couple of days before heading to orlando , would really appreciate it if anyone that has stayed in that area could offer some recommendations for breakfast / evening meals .

dee slack · 21 May 19, 01:34 PM

We just ate at Bubba Gumps and was planning to eat at Chilli's but was tired so just nipped to Pizza Hut for a take out to eat in the room. There's a lot of choice at Bayside including HRC

Lindaelaine · 21 May 19, 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by dee slack

We just ate at Bubba Gumps and was planning to eat at Chilli's but was tired so just nipped to Pizza Hut for a take out to eat in the room. There's a lot of choice at Bayside including HRC

Thank you , I have just read that there is a food court there , is it anything like the food courts at the Florida malls ? I know we won't be stuck for food in a place like that but it's always good to get recommendations .

SquishTheWhale · 22 May 19, 11:46 AM

As a bit of an alternative suggestion, when we stayed one night in Miami we did a food tour with Miami Culinary Tours. It cost around $60pp so not ridiculous considering the cost of restaurants in Miami, and it was so good! We did the South Beach tour which included a really good walking tour and history of the area with many stops for food and drink along the way. Got to see inside some really interesting eateries (like the one Gloria Estefan owns) and areas we wouldn't otherwise have explored. It was definitely enough food to cover dinner. I'm a picky eater and even so could eat everything and even tried some things I wouldn't usually.

We really wanted to do the Little Havana tour but the timings didn't work out for that, it will be our number 1 must do if we return to Miami.

Lindaelaine · 22 May 19, 12:03 PM

Originally Posted by SquishTheWhale

As a bit of an alternative suggestion, when we stayed one night in Miami we did a food tour with Miami Culinary Tours. It cost around $60pp so not ridiculous considering the cost of restaurants in Miami, and it was so good! We did the South Beach tour which included a really good walking tour and history of the area with many stops for food and drink along the way. Got to see inside some really interesting eateries (like the one Gloria Estefan owns) and areas we wouldn't otherwise have explored. It was definitely enough food to cover dinner. I'm a picky eater and even so could eat everything and even tried some things I wouldn't usually.

We really wanted to do the Little Havana tour but the timings didn't work out for that, it will be our number 1 must do if we return to Miami.

Thank you so much for that info , much appreciated .

dee slack · 22 May 19, 08:15 PM

Originally Posted by Lindaelaine

Thank you , I have just read that there is a food court there , is it anything like the food courts at the Florida malls ? I know we won't be stuck for food in a place like that but it's always good to get recommendations .

sorry, I didn't notice a food court, it was all individual restaurants located throughout the Bayside. We looked online at what was there and checked out menu's beforehand so we didn't waste too much time wandering around looking as I'm not happy when I'm hungry lol!

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	22 May 19, 11:46 AM SquishTheWhale Imagineer
SquishTheWhale Imagineer Join Date: Mar 18 Location: Milton Keynes	As a bit of an alternative suggestion, when we stayed one night in Miami we did a food tour with Miami Culinary Tours. It cost around $60pp so not ridiculous considering the cost of restaurants in Miami, and it was so good! We did the South Beach tour which included a really good walking tour and history of the area with many stops for food and drink along the way. Got to see inside some really interesting eateries (like the one Gloria Estefan owns) and areas we wouldn't otherwise have explored. It was definitely enough food to cover dinner. I'm a picky eater and even so could eat everything and even tried some things I wouldn't usually. We really wanted to do the Little Havana tour but the timings didn't work out for that, it will be our number 1 must do if we return to Miami.