Best Restaurants for Outdoor Dining in Midtown Miami

We visited Le Jardinier restaurant today at 2:40 pm for reserved lunch for 2. We chose a terrace table and had a prefixed menu and some extra . The atmosphere was nice and friendly, the staff was super welcoming and helpful, the all food was simply superb. We’ve been to this place before and I have to say, that today we had much more pleasant experience. The wine , all food, dessert were delicious. We’re from NYC and visited a lot of different restaurants. Today’s lunch was one of the very best! Andres, the waiter, and all others deserved recognition, thank you! We’re planning to return to you at the end of December, at our next trip to Miami. Happy Thanksgiving! Galina

We were a group of 7 women (30’s to 50’s) in town for a work conference and found this mansion by chance. It was amazing. The entire mansion was a work of art, the food was excellent and not overpriced, the drinks were amazing. Despite not wearing Gucci or carrying a Chanel purse like many there, we were given excellent service and were seated center floor in front of the pool - best seat there. Honestly, if you are looking for a great place for dinner and drinks as well as stellar ambiance, this is a must!

Congrats to me for picking this place, gorgeous and various settings, delicious food. very pleasant service.

Awesome experience at Michael’s Genuine! Food, waitress, hostess were all outstanding! I spotted an error on menu for my favorite pricey wine ($75 vs $750) and Michael let us have it for the listed price! Will certainly return soon!

We love Sugarcane and have eaten there a few times. The food is delicious and we love that there is outdoor as well as indoor seating. There is only one thing that keeps us from even going more often, and it’s the loud Spanish music that’s always playing outdoors. If you’re Hispanic and enjoy that kind of music I’m sure it’s enjoyable but if you’re not into Spanish music it’s too much. It would be nice to have more variety in their soundtrack to appeal to non-Spanish guests. I don’t really consider Sugarcane to be a Latin restaurant with so much sushi on the menu and really having a varied menu so it not that appropriate to have just Spanish music playing loudly during the entire visit. Besides that it’s great!