Maya covers South Florida's independent restaurant scene for Florida Hidden Spots.
St. Petersburg's restaurant scene runs from Downtown's Beach Drive Italian corridor to Grand Central's taquerias, Central Oak Park's Mexican strip, and a Gateway neighborhood that's quietly become one of the best eating areas on the Gulf Coast.
Miami's best restaurants aren't on the tourist strip — they're in Little Havana taquerias, Allapattah BBQ spots, and Brickell side streets most visitors never find. Here's where locals actually eat.
Fort Lauderdale has a real food scene — you just won't find it on the beach strip. From Flagler Village brewpubs to Oakland Park brunch counters, this is where locals actually go.
