- Seafood
- American
The Big Fish
Menu for The Big Fish
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Ratings and Reviews for The Big Fish
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Nov 08 2010
Sebastian E. via Yelp
it is confrimed: Big Fish has swum away... it will be missed!read more
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Oct 09 2010
J. G. via Yelp
Beware - This place is no more.read more
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Jan 03 2010
Nick R. via Yelp
Good on a saturday if you're into pricey restaurants with 20 year olds grinding next to you while you try to finish your meal. If you go in the summer you...read more
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Apr 02 2009
EatWell via Citysearch
It started well with the tuna tar tar, then we ordered a grilled seafood - what we were hoping was a feast - for two ($62). It was...read more
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May 12 2008
via Citysearch
Big Fish 2000 has a very large selection of fresh fish. I ordered the swordfish, and it was probably the best swordfish I had ever...read more
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Jan 03 2007
scandle via Citysearch
I was just there tonight (Wednesday) with my girlfriend and I can't remember the last time I was so badly serviced in a restaurant...read more
In Short
It feels like a Florida Keys seafood shack plunked down in the gritty heart of industrial Miami. The best seats are outside at tables fronting the Miami River or the bar built around a large banyan tree. With cars clattering across a nearby drawbridge, tugboats hauling in ships, MetroRail cars zooming overhead and airplanes blasting through the sky, the place literally reverberates with urban energy. Crab cakes are arguably the best in town.