Cuisines and Dishes at A Fish Called Avalon:
- Seafood
- American
A Fish Called Avalon
700 Ocean Dr,
Miami Beach
FL
33139
(305) 532-1727
Menu for A Fish Called Avalon
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Ratings and Reviews for A Fish Called Avalon
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May 21 2012
Erin O. via Yelp
I debated on 3 or 4 stars for this one. I think our choices from the menu may not have been the best options to see what Avalon could really do, so I will...read more
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May 10 2012
Carrie W. via Yelp
Found this place on yelp. The food was absolute perfection so 5 stars for that, minus one star for service. I asked my waiter for a few different things a...read more
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May 06 2012
Trang N. via Yelp
A Fish Called Avalon is a wonderful little gem hidden amongst the barrage of pushy restaurants on Ocean Drive. This might be the ONLY dining establishment...read more
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Dec 26 2008
gold1957 via Citysearch
In general the food was excellent. There were a couple of problems. The waiter got the drink order wrong, hearing 3 traditional mo...read more
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Oct 27 2008
kelly2sweet via Citysearch
My husband and I were delighted with this restaurant.. Fresh fish, great service,, During our stay in South Beach, we were disappo...read more
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Feb 21 2008
via Citysearch
My girlfriend and I decided to try this place out and we just loved this place. The food was delicious, the service was fun and at...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
The seafood-oriented menu trots all over the culinary globe, from Frenchified dishes like salmon wrapped in puff pastry (surprisingly light and quite good) to Japanese-style seared/raw tuna with ponzu sauce and stir-fried veggies. Order the oysters, especially the delicate, creamy specimens from Secour Bay in Alabama. Snapper with black bean salsa and orange sauce is solid ''Floribbean'' cookery that's fun to eat.
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