Lifestyle
Unlike the rest of South Beach, Miami Beach South of Fifth neighborhood is relatively quiet and relaxed. This area south of 5th street has its own set of historic best restaurants and bars, but the focus here isn’t on partying.
This South Of Fifth neighborhood Miami Beach is surrounded by water on three sides at the tip of Miami Beach. This location provides panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, Downtown Miami and Fisher Island. The views stretch from east to west. This alone makes these luxurious high rise condos in South of Fifth the place to go to relax and call home.
Beautiful low-rise Art Deco buildings pepper South of Fifth. They house a variety of establishments, from designer boutiques to specialty stores. Chic hangouts, restaurants, and bars also scatter around the neighborhood - highly sought after in South Florida.
Locals will always recommend Smith & Wollensky, famous for their dry-aged steaks, and the historic restaurant Joe’s Stone Crab , one of the oldest in the area. Other highly recommended restaurants in South of Fifth include South Pointe Tavern, Stubborn Seed , Prime 112, Catch Miami Beach, Carbone Miami, and Estiatorio Milos by Costas Spiliadis.
South Pointe Park in the southernmost tip of the neighborhood is more than a boundary mark. Part of South of Fifth’s identity is a lush oasis in an otherwise busy island at it's most southern tip. Another point of interest is the Jewish Museum of Florida, located in what used to be synagogues.
