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Open Pasta e Basta
Pasta e Basta is an Italian restaurant in Midtown Miami at 30 NW 34th St, Suite 110, just east of Wynwood. Opened in November 2023 by an Italian chef, the menu is built around three categories: handma …
Open Negroni Bistro & Sushi Bar
… bar and cocktail lounge located at 3201 Buena Vista Blvd in Midtown Miami, FL 33127. Open daily from noon, with dinner service until midnight Sunday through Thursday and 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturday …
Open Salumeria 104 - Midtown Miami
Salumeria 104 is an Italian restaurant and salumeria in Midtown Miami at 3451 NE 1st Ave PH104, Miami, FL 33137. The kitchen specializes in house-cured Italian salumi, fresh pastas, antipasti boards, …
Yes Chef 305
Yes Chef 305 is a Mexican restaurant in Midtown Miami, located at 3033 NE 2nd Ave (Florida 33137). The kitchen serves classic Mexican fare in a casual, walk-in setting on the eastern edge of the Midto …
Open El Patio De Mexico
El Patio De Mexico is a Mexican restaurant in Midtown Miami serving tacos, quesadillas, and traditional Mexican fare at 3527 NE 2nd Ave. Established in 2017, the kitchen focuses on antojitos like al p …
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Hidden Restaurants in Miami Florida: Little Havana, Brickell, Allapattah & Beyond
Miami's best restaurants aren't on the tourist strip — they're in Little Havana taquerias, Allapattah BBQ spots, and Brickell side streets most visitors never…
Wynwood Miami Neighborhood Guide: Art, Eats & Hidden Gems
Wynwood is Miami's most electric neighborhood — murals on every block, indie coffee roasters, and restaurants locals actually love. Here's how to do it right.
Brickell, Miami — Sky-High Living, Bay-Front Walks, and the Financial District's Surprising Restaurant Scene
The first thing you notice in Brickell is the wind. It rolls in off Biscayne Bay, threads between the glass towers along Brickell Avenue, and turns every stree…
Where to Take a Date in Miami — Restaurants That Actually Impress
Miami doesn't make dating easy. The city runs on spectacle — bottle service, valet lines, rooftop DJs you can hear three blocks away — and that's exactly the k…
Florida Day Trips From Miami Worth the Drive
Miami exports a particular kind of fatigue. It is not the heat or the traffic exactly, it is the sense that every block is performing for someone — a camera, a…
Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show — The Yachting World's Annual Migration
By mid-October, the cranes start arriving on Seventeenth Street. Flatbeds line up along SE 17th Causeway like they're waiting for a parade, and the dockmasters…
Miami Open — Two Weeks of Tennis at Hard Rock Stadium
By the second Thursday, the Hard Rock concourses smell like sunscreen and grilled corn, and the line for the practice courts is longer than the line for any st…
Calle Ocho Festival — Miami's Cuban Street Party
By the time the sound check finishes on Southwest Eighth Street, the smell of lechon has already worked its way three blocks north into the residential grid of…
Tortuga Music Festival — Country on the Sand in Fort Lauderdale
Tortuga has always been the festival that confuses people who don't live here. A three-day country bill on a barrier-island beach in South Florida, framed by p…
Ultra Music Festival Miami — How to Survive Three Days of EDM
By the third afternoon, the bass from the Main Stage is doing something to the asphalt on Biscayne Boulevard that you can feel through your shoes a block away.…
SunFest — West Palm's Waterfront Music Weekend
The first weekend in May, downtown West Palm Beach develops a peculiar acoustic geography. Stand on Olive Avenue near Banyan and you can hear a country headlin…
South Beach Wine & Food Festival — The Local's Cheat Sheet
The tell is the rolling suitcases on Collins Avenue. By the third week of February, the South Beach sidewalks are clogged not with spring breakers but with che…