MILA
Mediterranean restaurant · South Miami Beach
1636 Meridian Ave Rooftop, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Highlights
Mediterranean and Japanese fusion rooftop with stylish cocktails
Mediterranean and Japanese fusion rooftop with stylish cocktails
"This Mediterranean-Japanese fusion restaurant boasts a stunning rooftop venue that draws patrons as much for its breathtaking vistas as for its culinary offerings. Sip on a cocktail while taking in the expansive panoramas and fashionable clientele." - Dara Smith
"A romantic dining spot frequently recommended for candlelit meals and intimate evenings, appealing to couples who want a quiet, romantic restaurant experience." - Skye Sherman Skye Sherman Skye Sherman is a travel writer based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Aside from traveling, she's also a pilot, scuba diver, bookworm, and fourth-generation Floridian. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, USA Today, Palm Beach Illustrated, Atlas Obscura, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Mila, to its credit, is actually making an effort. It is, like everything on this guide, way pricier than it ought to be. But the “MediterrAsian” food isn’t merely an afterthought. Some of the nibble-size dishes are tasty. Plus, the restaurant has a sleek design that’s not aesthetically chaotic and pretty outdoor patio seating. This place is honestly on the edge of the clubstaurant spectrum, leaning more towards an actual restaurant. However, it's got a house soundtrack that’s turned up three notches too loud, fire dancers performing on the outdoor deck, and it's still sceney enough to satisfy those looking for a proper clubstaurant experience." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"You’ll notice that just about everywhere on this guide is pretty casual. That’s because Lincoln Road’s pricier restaurants tend to be terrible. But Mila, an untz-untz see-and-be-seen rooftop restaurant, stands out from the rest of the upscale Lincoln Road options for mostly good reasons. It is, like its peers, pricier than it ought to be. It's a bit of a clubstaurant too. But the food isn’t a complete afterthought. Some of it’s actually tasty (although the portions are quite tiny). Plus, the restaurant has a sleek design that’s not aesthetically chaotic and some pretty outdoor seating." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"You're not eating much at Mila, because most of the “MediterrAsian” dishes can best be described as nibble-size. But you will be seen, because this Lincoln Road borderline clubstaurant is always packed with a crowd who have spent a healthy chunk of their afternoon picking out an outfit. Honestly, if you're after a sceney untz-untz Miami restaurant experience, you could do worse than Mila. Service is good, the space has a sleek design that’s not aesthetically chaotic, and there’s rooftop patio seating with a decent view. Also, fire dancers occasionally come out of nowhere and start performing." - ryan pfeffer
