Best Places to Retire for Foodies

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Outdoor dining area in famous Art Deco area of Miami.

While the restaurant industry is suffering in many parts of the country, it is still thriving in Miami. Sales topped $3.8 billion in 2008. Restaurant experiences range from sophisticated and bank-account-busting affairs in South Beach to no-nonsense Cuban cooking. Food festivals abound, and some are frequented by celebrity chefs.

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