
Join us at The Strand at Carillon Miami for a New American contemporary dining experience. Our carefully crafted menu sources ingredients from local farms and places a spotlight on Florida’s organic community. Take a seat at The Strand’s contemporary indoor/outdoor space that sits directly at the ocean’s edge and enjoy Mediterranean contemporary fare with a healthy twist paired the scenic views, delight your taste buds and listen to the waves crashing from the oceanfront patio. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
American restaurant with a seasonal menu set in an upscale space inside the Carillon resort.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6801 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141
Phone: (305) 514-7474
Website: http://www.thestrandmiami.com/
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Reviews
Everyone was incredibly friendly, which made the experience even better. Today they also had a farmer’s market with a beautiful selection of organic fruits and vegetables. I was pleasantly surprised to see Compost for Life there as well, such an inspiring initiative helping make Miami more sustainable.
Overall, a wonderful experience. Highly recommended! The market will be happening every 3rd Sunday of the month, so it’s definitely worth checking out. Left very happy and satisfied! ✨
If you are looking for an experience that seamlessly blends culinary artistry with heartfelt sustainability, you need to try chef Christopher Robertson’s menu.
The menu is thoughtful as it is flavorful and the service was friendly.
I chose the Heirloom Tomato dish as my first course, it was delicately plated with native pecan oil, basil, truffle pecorino toscano.
My second course was the Steak and Eggs. It was an elevated preparation of a comfort classic.
Lastly but certainly not least, for dessert, the options shine with simplicity but perfect ending with the Passion Fruit Mousse.
You’ll want to enjoy a drink at the pool bar called Seaglass. I had the Pastelito, like a Moscow mule but with guava.
I was most impressed with Chef Robertson’s thoughtful sustainability efforts using local farms, plastic-free packaging, and other partnerships. It’s conscious dining!
Loved it and will be back soon.
Update: Tried the burger, it was decent. The pizza was better than I remembered it. The service was still friendly but very slow – I am considering the fact that they were dealing with a very large outdoor party with lunch staff, otherwise, it would’ve been slow enough to drop to 4 stars.
Update: Breakfast was excellent, and service was on point.
Update 2: Went for lunch – the service was a bit slow, but friendly nonetheless. The skirt steak was amazing, chicken sandwich was good.
Update 3: Good as always, the service was faster and friendly as usual. I had to get the skirt steak again and it was just as good as last time.
As for the bar, an awesome experience despite the lack of a lively atmosphere because of a New bartender Jason. Great wine recommendation
My Mom and I came here last week. It was not crowded at all as it was the middle of the afternoon, mid-week; there was only one other family in the entire restaurant by the time we left. The greeter was fine at first, a little stiff with a forced, fake smile but I didn’t think anything of it at the time. We were seated at the back of the restaurant so I could see the ocean from the windows. The ambiance was very nice.
Our waiter was very, very nice and made sure my Mom had extra avocado and nice, thick chunks of lobster on her tacos. He was talkative, friendly and gave good recommendations. She thoroughly enjoyed her meal. My ravioli dish was okay (they could’ve put more pieces but I suppose plating was more important to them) but delicious.
We paid for our meal, chatted for a bit and got up to leave. As we walked towards the front of the restaurant, the same greeter started shouting after us because she thought we didn’t pay. Our very nice waiter instantly defended us (even he sounded annoyed; I can’t imagine what it’s like working with someone like her) and she stopped talking. She didn’t explain herself, apologize or take any kind of accountability for her very rude actions.
To accuse us of not paying when there are cameras in the restaurant, it was not crowded at all, and it was broad daylight? The audacity. The irony of doing this in a wellness resort is not lost on me. A little less racist behavior and little more love and light please. The food was excellent but we’ll never be back. People go to restaurants to eat, not to be humiliated.
I don’t remember what she looked like and I don’t know her name. But you know who you are. And you know what you did. Reprehensible.
I ordered the smoked salmon benedict and it was cooked well. The knife sliced through it very neatly and it was yummy!
The whole wheat pancakes were okay.