Satisfy Coastal Cravings at Aida

Mexican seafood concept Aida has brought its flavor-rich, ocean-to-table creations to Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village

Tiradito de atun. Photo courtesy of Aida
Tiradito de atun. Photo courtesy of Aida

On the heels of its one-year anniversary in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood, Mexican seafood concept Aida has brought its flavor-rich, ocean-to-table creations to Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village. The foodie hot spot has opened to a groundswell of rave reviews, wowing diners with the likes of succulent ceviches, aguachiles, shrimp tacos, and whole roasted snapper—all served in a contemporary, high-design space fitting of the trendy neighborhood. 

Ceviche verde de camaron. Photo courtesy of Aida
Ceviche verde de camaron. Photo courtesy of Aida

One obligatory starter is the tiradito de atun, a plate of thinly sliced, melt-in-your-mouth, grade-A bigeye tuna in a morita chile pepper marinade. Another is the dish voted “Best Ceviche in Miami” at the 2022 South Beach Seafood Festival: the ceviche verde de camaron, which features large pink shrimp dressed in a powerful blend of cilantro kimchi, red onion, and cucumber. When it comes to mains, don’t miss the huachinango a la talla, a whole red snapper deboned, butterflied, and prepared in a Mexican dry pepper rub, served alongside corn tortillas.

Apple crumb churros. Photo courtesy of Aida
Apple crumb churros. Photo courtesy of Aida

Finally, save room for one—or more—offerings from the dessert menu, the highlight of which are the apple crumb churros, a handful of piping-hot, crispy churros with fresh apple compote and crumble, topped with dulce de leche ice cream. 

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