Miami Life

The Best of Miami Food in August

Posted on by Rene Bellweather
scott cooper miami
17
Sep
Whether you are a Miami resident or a tourist exploring Miami’s vibrant culture, the month of August is packed with food festivals offering a selection of cultured eateries. In addition, Miami boasts some of the best restaurants that are ready to give you your most memorable dining experience. Scott Cooper Miami is an internet media company that specializes in Miami culture, and shares detailed information on areas such as Miami fashion, restaurants, events and much more.

Summer BBQ Sundays (The Wynwood Yard) – Sunday, August 5th 2pm – 11pm

You can’t go wrong with a BBQ-themed menu, complete with ice cold beer, cocktails, wine and more! Summer BBQ Sundays are sure to bring you a pleasant dining experience. Feast on menu items such as BBQ shrimp, BBQ beef brisket and braised greens. Priced at $15 per person, Summer BBQ Sundays are perfect for couples or the whole family.

Miami Summer Food and Wine Festival (Revo Entertainment Center) – Saturday, August 11th at 7pm

Are you a food lover who enjoys a rich glass of wine? The Miami Summer Food and Wine Festival is a must on your checklist for a classy night of wining and dining. Starting at $59 person, this event includes a wide variety of Venezuelan foods such as pabellon criollo, pisca andina and much more. Savour on the rich Venezuelan wine, beer and spirits during a night out in the warm Miami weather.

Chef Allen’s Farm-to-Table Monday Night Dinner: Summer Grilling Around the World: Bangkok (The Cafe at Books & Books, Arsht Center) – Monday, August 27 at 6:30pm

Looking for a menu with healthier options? Visit Chef Allen’s Farm-to-Table event for a 5-course meal served with plant based foods. Whether it’s the Green Thai Curry, Charred Green Beans or Ginger Vanilla Ice Cream, you can guarantee this Miami food event will leave you satisfied. Starting at $35, this event is perfect for couples looking for a memorable night out in Miami.  

KYU Miami

An Asian inspired restaurant with a unique and arty aesthetic. KYU Miami is located in the Wynhood neighbourhood which is known for its fashionable art lovers, so expect to dine with stylist guests. The menu includes a fresh choice of experimental Asian inspired foods, and the servers will make great recommendations. KYU Miami is the restaurant for you if you’re interested in fine Asian cuisine.

Sugarcane

This Spanish-themed restaurant is surrounded by a blissful and garden inspired atmosphere. The menu boasts European dishes such as foie gras fried rice with shredded duck and coriander. The extravagant patio surrounded by tree lights provides a cozy experience during the evening. You won’t want to leave anytime soon!

Garcia’s Seafood Grille and Fish Market

This small family business has had the reputation of the best Seafood restaurant in Miami for 50 years. Garcia’s attracts plenty of Miami locals, and has a fish market vibe to its scenery. If you’re looking for a solid recommendation, Garcia’s exquisite lobster tail will leave your mouth watering. The food scene can get boring, especially if you are a Miami local. As a tourist, you want to ensure that you are participating in the best food events the city can offer. Scott Miami Cooper is very knowledgeable about Miami culture, and guarantees these recommendations will ensure a wonderful experience in Miami for all!  
Rene Bellweather

Rene was basically born and raised on Revere Beach. She loved spending time at the beach, but her favorite beach - hands down - is Miami Beach. When she was just 19 years old, Rene packed up her bags and moved south to Miami. She considers herself to be the typical Miami girl; fun-loving, outgoing, and proud of her Latin roots. Rene got a scholarship and studied philosophy and English literature. She's a huge movie fan. Her all-time favorite movie is Black Mass with Johnny Depp (coincidentally, it was filmed at Revere Beach).

Leave a Reply