What to eat on Lincoln Road

This is one of Lincoln Road’s latest additions serving Nikkei cuisine, a Japanese-Peruvian fusion. Chef Jordan Sclare and Jimmy Gallagher, who worked with the Peruvian Chef Gastón Acurio, run the new kitchen with sushi, sashimi, anticuchos and multi-course menus that can be paired with a Pisco or Japanese whiskey. You can enjoy your meal with a nice sky view from the restaurant’s retractable roof. Don’t worry about the summer rains, the roof is all-weather proof. Chotto Matte is also in London and Toronto. It’s also a cool spot to sit at the bar for a drink.

Take a second to relax at Books & Books cafe breezeway while you drink beer from local breweries and a fresh meal. The café is part of one of Miami’s famous bookstores and local treasures. Enjoy brunch specials Saturday and Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. Their menu also recommends you the perfect drink for each dish they have.

This is not your traditional type of ice cream. Plus, you’ll need a fork! Enjoy Miami’s take on this Taiwanese dessert concept that will probably make all your Instagram friends wanting one. Mr. Bing was even part of Drake’s “God Plan’s” music video earlier this year. They are also prepping new flavors and a possible mojito bubble tea.

It doesn’t matter what day or time it is, you will find $5 mojitos at Yuca’s bar. The restaurant is a mix of Cuban with “Nuevo Latino” cuisines. The Yuca Lounge features live music performances every week and offers salsa classes Wednesday and Friday from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.

Lincoln Road has a many outdoor dining places, but Juvia has the best view. Located on top of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed building, this restaurant has great panoramic views of the city; perfect around sunset time. Juvia is a French-Asian mix of flavors with Peruvian influences.

On the east-end of Lincoln Road, you can find typical French pastries for a quick breakfast bite or afternoon dessert. Everything is handmade and freshly baked. The French-Canadian import from Quebec is another diverse option while walking in the area.

Sushi with a mix of Brazilian and Peruvian flavors. The place is colorful and almost in the middle of Lincoln Road. It’s a good option to eat a fresh meal and continue people watching from its outdoor patio. There’s a brunch special during the weekend for $25 extra for bottomless prosecco. Sunday through Thursday you can find $5 Caipirinhas from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. to closing, as well as other food specials.