Joanna James
Are you always scanning the menu for healthy options? Do keep an eye out for the quinoa? If so, this list covering some of Miami's healthy restaurants is perfect for you.
If you are staying at a South Beach Miami Hotel such as the COMO Metropolitan Miami Beach, it is likely that you have noticed the plethora of eateries lining Miami Beach. Go Go Fresh Food is a healthy eatery located among the beachside eateries. Their food is exotic and, most importantly, healthy. The items on their menu include homemade empanadas stuffed with tongue-numbingly spicy Thai chicken or steak chimichurri. Another place is the charmingly named 'Dirt' which offers a wide range of paleo-friendly, gluten-free and vegan dishes. Hits on the menu have been the almond butter and jam toast and a roasted curried cauliflower bowl.
Hailed as the first zero-waste restaurant in Miami, this is a unique establishment which prepares food in a way that is positive for both the environment and people. In keeping with this principle, their menu described as neo-traditional with a hint of Spanish and features locally sourced and seasonal ingredients. Depending on when you go, the menu would include chicken paillard and tapas such as prosciutto and melon. If you wish to indulge in some expertly prepared food without feeling a modicum of guilt, then this is the place for you.
Coral Gables is a vegan paradise as it is home to a variety of vegan friendly eateries. One of the best is the Green Gables Café which offers a Latin spin on organic food. Some of their most popular dishes are turkey vaca frita and a deconstructed turkey burrito bowl. This mouthwatering offering can be ordered with sweet potato fries and freshly squeezed apple juice. The food could not taste any fresher. Other options in Coral Gables include LifeFood Gourmet which offers a range of healthy pizza, salads and soups.
Slightly on the higher price side is the vegan experience offered by Plant Food + Wine. The restaurant aims to craft the future of food by striking a balance between healthy food and a quality experience. The menu's unusual dishes include kelp noodle cacio e pepe and cashew raclette. The signature dish is of mouthwatering kimchi dumplings with sesame and ginger foam. Even the cocktails are made with seasonal ingredients. The whole experience may be a bit pricey but it is definitely worth it.
Home to a much raved about acai bowl, Pura Vida offers a great menu and a vibrant atmosphere. They operate on the principle that health is happiness. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, the restaurant offers fresh and tasty food by incorporating superfoods into all their dishes. Some of the eye catching items on the menu include zero carb peanut butter smoothies, gluten free hummus and guacamole platters and gluten free rocky road gigantic cookies. Guests can enjoy all of this without putting a severe dent in their wallet.
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