Best Tapas Restaurants in Sunny Isles Beach

One of our favorite restaurants in the Miami area. Service last night was exceptionally good. Will return.

We feasted on the four course tasting menu and left with lovely leftovers for a beach picnic the next day.

Whenever we are in town, we head for Level Six Rooftop. The staff is so amazing: friendly, informative and the food is amazing! The city views set the stage for a magical evening!

It’s been many years since we’ve been in Miami. Tapas 26 is even better than I remember. Maybe the best food I have ever had had!

Getting to the restaurant was a little confusing. There’s not a street view of the hotel nor is there a big sign saying “ enter to access hotel. For parking you either have to do $22 valet or scour for the beach access parking which ends at 7pm. Once you enter the hotel, you have to get a wristband to signify you’re going to the restaurant. The rooftop is GORGEOUS! Beautiful view of the city and beach. Even the pool is very picturesque! I went at night and they have warmers and blankets to keep you warm. The inside seating isn’t bad. The restaurant is surrounded by glass windows so you still get a nice view from inside. Now the food and drinks. The drinks were delicious and balanced. Good amount of alcohol without disqualifying the flavor of the cocktails. My friend and I got the lobster and short rib ravioli. ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! However, there were literally 8 silver dollar size raviolis on those plates. 😑 We literally left and got more food elsewhere. between the price and the service fee, they definitely could give better serving sizes! With the quality and taste of the food and drinks, I’d probably comeback and try the brunch. The cocktails are a bit overpriced, but it’s what you expect from a fancy-ish restaurant. Either strategize your come during the brunch and happy hour to save some money, or be prepared to blow a bag. My friend and I spent $125 each on an entree, 2 cocktails and valet.