Miami Beach’s most storied steakhouse is making a comeback with David Grutman manning the stoves.
This landmark restaurant started life in the 1920s as a blacksmith shop - hence the name - before becoming a much lauded restaurant (and casino) in the 1950s and regularly frequented by celebrities of the time, including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Elizabeth Taylor.
Hailed as the second-oldest restaurant in South Florida (after Joe's Stone Crab) this Miami institution was well known for its extravagant decor, signature dishes such as tableside Caesar salad and black truffle mac & cheese pot pie and an impressive wine list - regarded as one of the finest collections in the world.
The restaurant has been closed since 2019.
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The Forge
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Miami Beach
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432 Forty First Street Miami Beach, Florida 33140
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American
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