South Miami is Delicious

Homemade hummus and falafel begin a great evening of food and drink on Sunset Drive.

Calamari ink gives homemade semolina spaghetti a rich dark color before it's finished with vodka pink sauce.

The "Hall of Fame" almond basket blends healthy fruit and sorbet with indulgent almond brittle.

The zensational martini refreshes the palette and soothes a full stomach.

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Welcome to our version of a progressive dinner. We pick one fabulous
Miami neighborhood and outline our perfect meal, course-by-course and
restaurant-by-restaurant. Today we’re eating our way through Sunset
Drive in the heart of South Miami.

Begin the feast with a selection of Mediterranean mezzes. Bite
into salty, savory Lebanese green olives, dip fresh pita in
paprika-sprinkled homemade humus or indulge in deep-fried fresh falafel
made from ground chickpeas and fava beans.

Marhaba, 5701 Sunset Drive; 305-740-5880.

Move onto the main course and loosen your belt for black spaghetti with vodka pink sauce
straight from Torino, Italy. Calamari ink colors homemade semolina
spaghetti a rich dark hue while cream and tomato are flambéed with
vodka for a rich sauce. Add grilled shrimp or a seafood assortment for
extra protein.

Trattoria Sole, 5894 Sunset Drive; 305-666-9392.

Sweeten the evening with a (somewhat) light and very refreshing “Hall of Famer” almond basket.
Sweet and buttery almond brittle cradles blueberries, raspberries,
blackberries, strawberries and a healthy scoop of raspberry sorbet.

Dan Marino’s Fine Food & Spirits, 5701 Sunset Drive; 305-665-1315.

Finally, refresh your tastebuds with a zensational martini.
The combo of fresh cucumber, Skyy Melon Vodka, Plymouth Gin and sour
mix adds a zenful cap to the evening and just might help settle your
stomach.

Martini Bar and Restaurant, 5701 Sunset Drive; 305-665-3052.