Mignonette Downtown

They had me at the cornbread it was so good!! and every dish after was also exceptional. I really like the old Gas Station vibe that peaks out periodically in the dining room. Small but serviceable wine list there’s a couple of gems to be found. Our server really did a good job just the right amount of conversation not too chatty. And made really good recommendations, which I took him up on all of them.

Enjoyed this Michelin starred restaurant recently in downtown Miami. The facade is a little inconspicuous, as the restaurant was transformed into its current state from an old gas station. The atmosphere is casual- which is so nice when you’re on vacation- I only packed a couple outfits for away from the ocean and I never for a second felt like I didn’t belong! We ordered 2 apps- the fish dip and the crab cakes. The fish dip comes with a pickled pepper which really brings the dish together- I loved it. The crab cakes were tasty, too! I ordered the special- NY strip, 2 lobster tails, home made French fries and asparagus. Everything was cooked to perfection with zero room for improvement. The waiter tried to give my plate to my husband- it was such a huge portion- but every bite was so

We were looking for a nice place for the evening meal and this restaurant came up on Google search. A real gem! Fantastic, fresh oysters and fish. Good selection of wine and really attentive service. Definitely one of the highlights during our Miami holiday!

You can immediately tell that this is a chef-driven restaurant the moment you walk in — it becomes clear right away. Both the cozy atmosphere and the way they present their seafood dishes are truly impressive. Although I wasn’t a big fan of the Lobster Linguini, the Charred Octopus is an absolute must-try. It was one of the most tender octopus dishes I’ve ever had in my life. It’s definitely a great hidden spot for a date, though I highly recommend making a reservation in advance. If you don’t get a table in the main dining area, the seating in the back section isn’t quite as enjoyable.

I’m not sure how on earth this place got any Michelin recognition - my meal here was the most disgusting I’ve ever had in my life. Publix buffet food would have been better. I urge Michelin Guide to re-evaluate this place. I also urge Miami Spice organizers to exclude them from next year’s restaurant roster because what they provided was absolutely false advertising and a complete rip off. Let’s start with the fact that they falsely advertise on the Miami Spice website that you can choose ANY appetizer or entree from their menu, no exceptions. FALSE! It was only when we sat down that the waiter informed us that any steak or seafood towers were not included and that there would be a $20 upcharge on other items, essentially eliminating half their menu. Now, if like me, you drove half an hou