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Award-wining chef Michelle Bernstein hooks us up with the best local places in Miami and a sure-fire way to avoid the rest of the 75,000 hungry fans.
Will you be doing anything special at your restaurants on Super Bowl Sunday?
Yes, closing for game day, so we can all go watch the game and eat chicken wings.
As a Miami insider, where are the best places to eat that we've never heard of?
- Garcia's Seafood Grille & Fish on the Miami River. It has the best whole grilled fish, and stone crabs that rival Joe's Stone Crab.
- Fifi's Place for the most delicious fried fish, black beans and rice, and plantains ever.
- La Camaronera for Cuban seafood. They have the best fried shrimp, hands down.
There are so many incredible ethnic foods in Miami, can you suggest any places that we should go out of our way to visit?
- Hy Vong for Vietnamese.
- Cote Gourmet for provençal French. It's super homey and funky.
- Hiro's Yakko-San for Japanese tapas. It's also open until 2:00 am.
- Ceviche 105 for amazing Peruvian.
Check out the full interview with Michelle Bernstein as well as the full list of recommendations and where to find them.
- Trained with renowned chef Jean-Louis Palladin, Washington DC
- Trained with chef Eric Ripert, Le Bernardin, New York
Honors:
- James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef in the South, 2008
- Top 50 Restaurants in the Country, Gourmet Magazine
- Best New Restaurant 2006, Food and Wine Magazine
Television:
- WPBT2: host of Check,Please!
- Bravo: guest on Top Chef
- Food Network: challenger on Iron Chef America, Co-host of Melting Pot
- NBC: guest on The Today Show
Cookbook:
Cuisine a Latina: Fresh Tastes and a World of Flavors from Michy's Miami Kitchen
Etc:
Consulting chef for Delta Airlines' Business Elite Class
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