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Palmeiras Beach Club at Grove Isle


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YOUR MOVE: Happy hour is offered 4 to 7pm on weekdays. Order your first round of cocktails at the bar and bring them to your table. HOT SEAT: Reserve a center table near one of the trees covered in bistro lights: The soft yellow glow is subtle and sexy, and it will keep you from accidentally knocking anything over. à 4385 Collins Ave, Miami Beach (786-507-7902, cecconismiamibeach.com)


WHEN ONE OF YOU IS DESPERATE FOR A VACATION


Mandolin Aegean Bistro Take a pseudo trip to the Greek Isles via


reservations at this Greek/Turkish spot in the Design District. The spacious outdoor area’s rustic blue-and-white design helps to keep up the illusion, while dishes such as the whole fried fish and the authentic Greek salad (without lettuce!) dupe your taste buds almost instantly. YOUR MOVE: The house sangria is light, fresh and served in beautiful Grecian jugs. The order is large, so take your time enjoying it throughout the evening. After all, you’re on island time now. HOT SEAT: Any table in the restaurant’s courtyard is sure to impress, but on nights when it’s too hot, take a seat inside by the window. Nothing ruins a date like sweating through a meal. à 4312 NE Second Ave (305-576-6066, mandolinmiami.com)


at Grove Isle Over the bridge, past the guard gate and all


WHEN YOU NEED SOME PRIVACY Palmeiras Beach Club


the way to the back of Grove Isle’s only hotel is where you’ll find the secluded waterfront restaurant. It’s spacious but cozy, and just


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WHEN YOU NEED A FIRST-DATE WOW Café Roval


Mark Soyka’s latest restaurant ticks off all the boxes of a spectacular date spot: It’s dark, hidden and steeped in history. It also has all bases covered with a menu full of vegan and vegetarian options, as well as grass-fed beef dishes. YOUR MOVE: Take advantage of the wide- ranging beer list as a way to jump-start the conversation. Café Roval serves craft beers from cities around the country as well as locally made brews like Wynwood Brewery’s La Rubia, so there’ll be plenty to discuss. Plus, the brews pair perfectly with an order of the seasonal oysters. HOT SEAT: There is a small reservoir in the back of the restaurant left over from its past life as a city pump house. Gauge the mood before inquiring about a table along its perimeter: It’s semi-private and cozy near the front, and secluded and intimate toward the back. à 5808 NE 4th Ct (786-953-7850, caferoval.com)


about every table has a clear shot of the bay. YOUR MOVE: With its proximity to water, you might expect seafood to steal the show here, but creamy pastas and brick- oven–baked pizzas are the real standouts. Avoid food envy and order a few dishes to share, like the fettuccine Alfredo and the Margherita pizza. HOT SEAT: Request one of numerous tables for two along the water’s edge, paying close attention to the weather. Tiki torches light your way through multiple courses. à 4 Grove Isle Dr (305-858-8300, palmeirasbeachclub.com)


February 9–May 17, 2017 Time Out Miami


PHOTOGRAPHS (CLOCKWISE FROM CENTER SPREAD: COURTESY PALMEIRAS BEACH CLUB AT GROVE ISLE; COURTESY CAFÉ ROVAL; COURTESY KOMODO RESTUARANT & LOUNGE


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