Impress Them·Brickell·$$$$ · Fine Dining·⭐ 8.6

Gekko

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Derek Jeter's steakhouse-meets-omakase flex that actually delivers

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What DatingDex says

Gekko is Brickell's most unapologetically showy restaurant — Japanese-Latin fusion with wagyu cuts, a bar scene that peaks around 10pm, and a room designed to make whoever you're with feel like they were worth the reservation. The food backs up the ego: the A5 wagyu nigiri and the black truffle fried rice are the moves.

Gekko is one of the top impress them spots in Brickell. At a fine dining price point, it fits well when you want a impress them feel without guesswork.

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