Go for big fun at the bar or the big menu of well-prepared fish and shellfish.

This unassuming seafood shack on the Miami River is definitely a big fish in the little pond of Downtown restaurants.
In the midst of an industrial wasteland, where the mouth of the Miami River gives way to the Biscayne Bay, the adventurous diner will find a little oasis of pure magic in the atmosphere of Big Fish.
At Big Fish Miami (305-373-1770) on the Miami River, Liz (B.S. ‘90) and I love the food and the setting — tables right on the river bank, the beautiful Miami skyline as a backdrop, tugs wrestling freighters down the river, an outdoor bar that wraps around a giant banyan tree. Great food and wine.
Specializing in Italian Seafood specialties. This restaurant is situated on the Miami River and provides an exquisite view of the downtown area. Try one of their home made pastas or dine at the Banyon Bar.