Davie Restaurants

Hungary, geographically and culturally situated in middle Europe, is reputed to have some of the most flavorful and delightful cuisine in the world. The extensive menu at Villa Pannonia reflects that reputation and offers many... more

Before star chef Mark Militello hit Las Olas Boulevard, there was really no reason to dine here. However, once he opened the doors to his sleek, modern restaurant, he opened the eyes and mouths of discriminating Fort Lau... more

The specialty here is grilled food, but you will not find anything too predictable like grilled chicken. Although the menu is primarily French-continental, many of the dishes feature unique flavors and combinations. Specialties... more

This is a golden opportunity to enjoy excellent renditions of popular German food. Everything on the menu at Old Heidelberg Deli is hearty, filling and for meat-eaters only. The staff is friendly, courteous and more than willin... more

This dining gem is one of the 17th Street Causeway shopping and dining area's more popular destinations. Yacht and fancy car owners dressed in pastel colored clothing make it an oh-so happening spot. Try to snare an outdoor tab... more

Former Miami Dolphins' football coach, Don Shula, created this restaurant. It rapidly became a mainstay of an upscale crowd. Dine with a view, both indoors and outside on a covered patio. Wall-sized televisions showing football... more

Ompahpah, schuss. The Alps come alive as you dine in this tiny spot that does its best to evoke an Alpine village tavern. Waitresses in dirndl dresses serve up hearty, rib-sticking fare typical of the Hungarian Alpine region. O... more

Despite the myriad of dining options on Las Olas Boulevard, this family run cafe is a local favorite. Superior service, a warm atmosphere and consistently delicious food are reason enough for visitors to return again and again.... more

For the family in pursuit of coleslaw, hush puppies, and fried shrimp, the Crab Trap is the island's most popular seafood restaurant and a good buy. Forget fancy trappings -- the place is downright plain. Fresh seafood i... more

South Florida's favorite so-called Caribbean Cowboy, Chef Johnny Vinczencz, has moved around quite a bit -- from South Beach's Hotel Astor, where he returned in 2006 with his second eponymous eatery , to Delray Beach's S... more