Bal Harbour caters to the tastes of the fabulously wealthy. Dining options are mostly expensive and elegant. Petrossian , located in the exclusive Bal Harbour Shops , serves caviar, pate, and other Continental delicacies to rejuvenate weary shoppers. Even if you can't afford to shop in the world-class designer boutiques, a meal here will make you feel like royalty. Downtown Miami is popular with businesspeople and other locals.
Nightlife is nonexistent, but there's a flourishing restaurant scene.
Seafood restaurants such as Bigfish Mayaimi and steakhouses such as Porcao serve delicious food with a local twist. Coral Gables, a quaint village within Greater Miami, boasts a culturally rich entertainment and dining scene. Sample Jamaican gourmet cuisine at Ortanique on the Mile , and then have a drink at Satchmo Blues Bar . Coconut Grove, another small, trendy community within Central Miami, boasts a number of excellent casual and gourmet dining choices. At Chiyo , attractive hipsters nibble on sushi and give each other the once-over.