Garcia Seafood Grille

"This very basic restaurant with an outdoor patio right on the river serves some of the freshest and most reasonably priced seafood in town."

"A good catch on the banks of the Miami River, Garcia's has a great waterfront setting and a fairly simple yet tasty menu of fresh fish cooked in a number of ways." Full review

"Miamians love the views of pricey speedboats and overloaded cargo ships from the open-air tables set along the Miami River at this downtown joint, but the real star is the seafood." Full review

""Authentic with a capital A", this "old-school" "Miami experience" is always "full of local" yokels "kicking back with cold beer" and some of the "freshest seafood" around." Full review

"A shack on the banks of the Miami River, there's nothing pretty about the place but it's one of the freshest catches in town."

"Known best by downtown execs, this charmer is a second-generation fishing company turned restaurant." Full review

"Charming waterfront café where Spanish is the lingua franca, with ramshackle wooden benches and superb, fresh fish dishes."

"Overlooking the Miami River, this indoor/outdoor restaurant serves fresh fish dishes and family hospitality courtesy of father-son team Esteban Jr. and Luis Garcia." Full review

"In 1976, the Cuban refugee García brothers added a restaurant side to the seafood market and wholesaler they’d founded a decade earlier, and today it’s a cherished institution." Full review

"Dolphin sandwiches; grilled, fried, or blackened shrimp; and stone crabs are among the specialties." Full review