Best Waterfront Restaurants in West Miami

Impressed. Service was excellent (the right mix of attentive and friendly but not obtrusive) and everyone in our party of 6 was really happy with their food. I hugely appreciated that the staff accommodated our request to turn the music level down. Three people in our group have difficulty hearing conversations over loud background noise. The vibes were still high and the music still plenty loud — I don’t think anyone but us noticed the difference — but this kindness and understanding made Bayshore Club a place we’ll return to many times.

We were four people celebrating my birthday. My waiter was Maykel and he was fantastic. Everyone who works there has a great attitude, all willing to help the other, which is very unusual for a restaurant like this. It was a pleasant surprise and made my birthday super special. The food is meticulously done in such nice taste. Everything has a beautiful presentation. This is not the restaurant where you come starving because the portions are small but delicious. Every bite is an explosion of taste in your mouth. We ordered 12 different appetizers all amazing. The most impressive thing about this restaurant was the service and the energy inside. It’s just a great ambience. There was a fire dancer. The mood is fun. Thank you so much for making my birthday special.

Our Amara experience was a very good one. Our grilled fish and vegetables were delicious , good margarita! Lucas, our waiter was very helpful with our menu selections and the water views were beautiful!

The place is beautiful and comfortable. The food and drinks were really good as well. The only issue I have is with the service time. The server was nice but it was a Tuesday afternoon, not busy at all and the food took a little too long to be served, after we ate, the server took his time to arrive, so we did not want dessert anymore, we just wanted the bill. If you go with plenty of time it would be a good experience the place is nice.

Food was very good. Service as well. My one suggestion re: ambience The music was very loud for a weekday lunch. Music played very loudly unless in a concert hall, becomes noise. It may be deciding factor for customers if the noise level is interfering with intimate gathering. It isnt a stadium. Unfortunately, it is in many Miami establishments: louder noise level means ppl enjoyment is higher (?). So be different, and attract steady customers. Middle eastern selection of music was nice tho! .