The City of Miami Beach is one of the country’s most popular beach resorts, a distinction it has held for almost a century now. Incorporated in 1915, it is also home to the historic Art Deco District. The District is the largest concentration of the architectural style in the world, something people from all over love to come and see. The city features plenty for those looking for things to do in Miami. There is the Art Deco Tour, helicopter tours, clubs, annual festivals and much more. For families, there is Butterfly World, Boomers, Metro Zoo and the Carrousel at Bayside.

The City also features great Kosher food for Jewish residents and visitors. In fact, a lot of Miami Beach restaurants have kosher certification. China Grill, located at 404 Washington Avenue, is just one of these. This Miami Beach restaurant features foods from Italy, Japan, China and more. The dishes are so big, you can share them with someone special. Bagel Time is another great option, especially if you are looking for a causal dining experience. Located at 3915 Alton Road, it features Bagels and sandwiches any visitor will love. If you still have not found what you are looking for, why not try Kosheranch? Under close Rabbinical Supervision, it features Grilled dishes and deli foods you are sure to ove. Miami-Info.com provides the contact info for these places below, so be sure to take advantage of it and call if you want to make reservations or have any questions.

While the places listed above are all good options, there is plenty more in Miami Beach for those looking to keep Kosher. Miami-Info.com provides further listings below so you can find exactly what you are looking for. Other pages in this section provide listings in several other nearby areas. It is a great resource for hungry travelers, or those who are new to Miami.