Catch 10 Seafood Bistro

As good as the NYC version, though not quite as grand

Average Rating

80

In the meatpacking district I expect good food with a really heavy dose of the "scene" but this was a hot restaurant first and foremost for its culinary offerings. It's an ambitious undertaking to say the least - multiple really large floors, lots of tables, giant kitchen. By early dinner time on a Thursday they had the volume of patrons...

Posted by NYCAngels on April 04, 2014. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Catch what, where

Average Rating

20

Read some good reviews on Trip advisor dated May and July 2013 and other critiques on restaurant review sites so decided to pop along for an early dinner after visiting the Wolfsonian Museum across the street. We did not call to book but we thought that it might be OK at 5:30 and it being off-season.
Although we had noticed...

Posted by TravelAddict1314 on September 14, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Excellent experience

Average Rating

100

Great ambiance in the hart of south beach great food, great music. Manager Giuliana really knew how to make everyone feel like at home with the right combination food , ambiance , music and service. Something real hard to find in south beach.

Posted by George560 on July 10, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Don't miss the new Catch restaurant in South Beach

Average Rating

100

Catch Miami, the new seafood restaurant connected to James Royal Palm in South Beach should not be missed! The staff was super friendly, service was great and the food was delish! I j
Had Maui Maui with mango pineapple salsa. So moist and flavorful. The Sauvignon blanc by the glass is really good. We had a nice table overlooking the...

Posted by Maureen B on January 25, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

brunch sucks

Average Rating

20

Went for a Groupon special for brunch and service and food was awful! first the guy waiter gave an attiude about having a groupon, than the buffet food was "cafeteria" frozen food and bought muffins and danishes. BAD food and bad service. to think he got away with a 18% mandatory gratituty for not doing anything!

Posted by alejandra s on October 14, 2012. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

The Coral House was built in 1922 by one of Miami Beach's founding father's Mr. Henri Levy who lived in this house with his family while developing the northern part of Miami Beach known as Normandy Village. Over time the house eventually was abandoned and stood empty as a ruin for many decades. In 2006 the Coral House was meticulously reconstructed and refurbished in accordance with original...

Posted on April 18, 2014. Brought to you by binglocal.

When Henri Levy, a Miami Beach pioneer and developer, built his winter home in the 1920s, he never imagined one day it would be a restaurant. One of only four coral rock homes still standing in Miami Beach, it houses a small seafood place that provides room service to the Wyndham Garden Hotel next door. The decor is a bit commercial, but the pictures depicting the family's everyday activities...

Posted on March 14, 2013. Brought to you by cityseekr.