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September 13th, 2010

Monty’s South Beach, Miami Beach Marina, Miami Beach, Florida, Restaurant, Review, South Florida

 

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On the day we were boating we also had to get something to eat, therefore a stop at Monty’s South Beach was the thing to do.  It is located at 300 Alton Rd., Miami Beach, FL 33139.  Tel. 305-673-3444.  They are working on their website at the moment.  No reservations.

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Perfect location at the Miami Beach Marina where Monty’s has a captive audience. 

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Raw Bar, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Music; at lunch on Friday it was, actually pretty quiet.  A few people were taking a scuba diving class.  It was funny to see them just sitting there on the bottom of the pool.  I could not help it so I took their picture.

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The restaurant had a gorgeous view and plenty of outdoor dining.

We were hungry so we ordered a shrimp appetizer.  Cooked Cajun style; they were spicy and a little messy.  There was a lot of sauce which I used later to put on my salad which was topped with blackened red snapper.

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A grilled chicken salad was also ordered and both salads were  of a substantial size.

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Scott ordered the grilled red snapper fish tacos.

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We enjoyed our lunch and off we went to Stiltsville.  But, on the way out the surprise was the Manatee.  He was beautiful showing his scars.

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Talk to you later….have a great day!!

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One Response to “Monty’s South Beach, Miami Beach Marina, Miami Beach, Florida, Restaurant, Review, South Florida”

  1. If you are organising a diving holiday for yourself and a couple of friends or even a big group and diving is the main aim of the holiday, then lucky you! It really is true that the world is your oyster.

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