If you can’t decide between Asian cuisines, problem solved. It’s a bit trendy and thus you pay a little more for the atmosphere then you may like.

Not the place for a quiet sit-down, but if you like commotion, jokes, and entertainment left and right with some good food thrown in, check it out.

Not your greasy takeout Chinese, but fresh, delicious, and expensive gourmet food. The ambiance and service is definitely top notch.

Drag and dinner, best shared with a group. Reservations and drinking are strongly encouraged to make sure you enjoy the performances.

New England style seafood comes to Florida with an upscale menu in an unpretentious setting. It’s a casual place to grab some great seafood.

A nice place in the gayborhood to hang out for a coffee or a light snack. Free WiFi, comfy couches, and big screen TVs mean you might end up staying longer than you expected.

Delightful ward-winning American cuisine is served in a warm, intimate setting. Take your tricks elsewhere; this upscale bistro is about romance.

A fresh, simple menu keeps this small sushi place popular with the gays. Unique options keep things interesting without overpowering the experience.

A piano bar and restaurant that has a kitschy, island décor. It tends to attract an older crowd, with brunching being popular for all ages.