Cooking is all the rage in Miami at the moment. TV and magazines are full of celebrity chefs entertaining and wowing their growing audience with their culinary skills. To tempt your tastebuds, we’ve put together a list of the restaurants in Miami:

1685 Collins Avenue
Miami, Florida

Maybe one of the most talked about places in all of South Florida, the Delano and the Blue Door Restaurant attract more out-of-towners than the Marlins (our professional baseball team). Known as the place to be spotted in, the Blue Door has a menu that is as chic as its customers. They have just opened a pool-side bar/grill for outdoor dining. The Delano has made dining pool-side uber-chic. The menus at both Delano outlets are decadent upscale, expensive, and well worth the cost if you are looking to be seen with the "in" crowd. Also, world famous chef Claude Troisgros has recently taken over in the kitchen. Best known for giant ravioli stuffed with a mousseline of taro root in a sea of wild-mushroom foam, this fine dining restaurant offers an eclectic French and South American cuisine. Expect the average entrée to cost over $30.

1555 Southeast 17th Street
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316-1701

If you are looking for Rolex-wearin' Mister (or Miss) right, this is the place to come for the 5:00 happy hour. Pull up in your Yacht or Mercedes and wear all your "glitter-baubles" because this place has the atmosphere, food, and clientele that Fab-Florida is known for. Try the Island-influenced specialties such as...Bimini bread (which has been famous here since the restaurant first opened back in the early 80s), conch chowder, Jamaican style ribs, and the grilled Mahi-Mahi. This upscale restaurant offers guests American meals an emphasis on pasta, seafood and steaks. Expect the average entrée to cost between $12 and $20, and people for the most part dress casual, but fashionable.

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