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Local Craft Food & Drink, The

150 Giralda Ave
Coral Gables, FL 33134

Average Cost: $$

Phone: 305-648-5687

Categories: Charcuterie, Contemporary, Farm to Table, Gastropub, Small Plates, Tapas

Features: Full Bar, Handicap Access, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

The Local Craft Food & Drink offers entrees such as roasted chicken thighs, pan-roasted wreckfish, and braised oxtail.

From the restaurant's website:
"A new neighborhood restaurant and bar in the heart of Coral Gables, featuring hand-crafted food, craft beer, and classic cocktails."

Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner nightly. Late night Fri–Sat.

"The Local's real strengths are the cheese/charcuterie/beer selections — along with a quartet of menu items aptly categorized "In a Jar." That's how they are served, whether it be potted duck rillette with red wine jam; chicken liver mousse with ham bits and pickled shallots; or dark wedges of grass-fed flank-steak jerky delectably dried with soy, gochujang (a pungent Korean condiment), and sweet brown sugar to counter."
— Lee Klein, Miami New Times, Aug 11, 2011


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The Local Craft Food & Drink offers entrees such as roasted chicken thighs, pan-roasted wreckfish, and braised oxtail.

From the restaurant's website:
"A new neighborhood restaurant and bar in the heart of Coral Gables, featuring hand-crafted food, craft beer, and classic cocktails."

Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner nightly. Late night Fri–Sat.

"The Local's real strengths are the cheese/charcuterie/beer selections — along with a quartet of menu items aptly categorized "In a Jar." That's how they are served, whether it be potted duck rillette with red wine jam; chicken liver mousse with ham bits and pickled shallots; or dark wedges of grass-fed flank-steak jerky delectably dried with soy, gochujang (a pungent Korean condiment), and sweet brown sugar to counter."
— Lee Klein, Miami New Times, Aug 11, 2011



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