You could try the Hard Rock Cafe at Bayside Market Place (right infront of the Port) -- they are casual, on the water, etc. The downtown area is usually pretty dead on the weekends, and a lot of areas around the Arena aren't that great to be walking around... Bayside is likely your best bet.
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We depart on a cruise in early December and would like to find a spot for a casual lunch with good food....good view, no long waits and easy to find a bonus. Thai, Indian, salad bar, dive bar with good eats...open to pretty much anything.
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windsor replied 2 months ago
Thanks Sobe, I am glad I asked. Any recs for Bayside, Coral Gables other areas? Time will not be an issue, but someplace easy to find with decent parking would be idle.
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gblcsw replied 2 months ago
Why not have lunch on the ship? That's the first thing we do when we board!
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Frodnesor replied 2 months ago
The options at Bayside are mostly chains and not very good, though it is one of the few places you might find a good view. Many of the places in downtown are closed on the weekend. A few places you might want to check out -> Botequim Carioca, a new Brazilian place on Biscayne Blvd at 9th St. http://botequim-carioca.de/ Bin 18, Biscayne Blvd. & 18th St.; closed Sunday. http://www.bin18miami...
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chefsherlock replied 2 months ago
Better than what I have heard and a great great food and atmosphere with free poarking good value and close to the port-Perricone's Marketplace-all kinds of food-and take out as well you cant go worong-forget the chain and the mundane!!!
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Sobe4u replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
If you don't mind going a little further you could goto Mary Brickell Village which is just about 5 minutes South of the Port... they have better spots than you will find at Bayside (mostly touristy chains). They have Perricone's, Balan's, Rosa Mexicano that are all open on Sunday's . See: http://marybrickellvillage.com/ for more information.
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Frodnesor replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Here are more good reasons not to eat at Bayside -> http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/shorto...
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windsor replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Thanks for the replies. Our travel info arrived today and we will not be able to board ship until 2:00. The posts about Perricone's and the Mary Brickell Village look interesting. I think we will just head there around 11am walk around and find a place for lunch. Gotta love Chowhounds!
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Frodnesor replied 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Just FYI I have never had anything better than a mediocre meal at Perricone's. It is a charming space though.
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windsor replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Ok, now I know where not to eat and places closed on Sundays. Any ideas of a place with decent food that is open on Sunday. It doesn't have to be near the port of Miami...just easy to find.
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