Gourmet brick-oven pizza in a neighborhood car wash.

Undercover, modern-day speakeasy in the DD.

Brazilian restaurant that makes a mean caipiroska, if you know what that is.

Newbie on the (very) short list of fabulous Miami brunch spots.

Caffeine-infused cocktail lounge adds a much needed jolt to the neighborhood

Damn good seafood in a styrofoam lunch carton.

Romantic/Date Spot neighborhood Italian restaurant featuring excellent Tuscan cuisine.

New pizza joint on the block.

Succulent creole lobster in the heart of Little Haiti.

The famous red-soled heels and more.

Punk staple in Little Haiti.

The best and only Caribbean dining in the art district.

This Peruvian seafood spot is a cult favorite around these parts.

Hot dogs, almost any way you could imagine or want them.

Dark, dank, divey den of indie iniquity

Food couture at its finest: everything from Latin to Asian cuisine.

Italians do it best in the Design District.

Rastafarian eatery that's popular with the lunchtime crowd.

Bungalows-in-the-city feel with high-end fusion fare.

Rawest gay dive in the area.

Favorite breakfast spot of the late Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees.

It's places like this that weed out some of the most annoying people that grace Miami: huge on gritty-alterna art scene and not a trace of tropical beaching.

Casual Italian cafe in the Wynwood Arts District w/ a loyal following.

Eco-friendly carwash where you can grab some tapas and a beer on tap.

Tiny sports bar that serves up killer burgers.