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Miami's Best Eats and Drinks This Weekend: Pubbelly Brunch, Back to School, and Spinning

Here's good news, Miami. Although it's about a million degrees out and we're on tropical storm alert, fall is right around the corner. Kids are back at school and our town is emerging from its humidity-driven semi-coma with a brand new brunch (by the Pubbelly boys, no less). Here's the...
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Here's good news, Miami. Although it's about a million degrees out and we're on tropical storm alert, fall is right around the corner. Kids are back at school and our town is emerging from its humidity-driven semi-coma with a brand new brunch (by the Pubbelly boys, no less).

Here's the best of what's going on. Weekend starts now!

Pubbelly Brunch

Oh brunch, you are our reason for living. Each week, we slog through the muck and mire of our Monday - Friday routine for the promise of endless flutes of Prosecco, eggs, and French toast. This weekend, there's a new brunch in town and it's high time Pubbelly got on the brunch wagon, so to speak.

Starting Sunday, August 24, head over to one of Miami Beach's favorite spots for a brunch filled with eclairs stuffed with foie gras; French toast sticks; and eggs over easy with creamy bone marrow.

Brunch is served Sundays from noon to 4 p.m. We suggest getting there early. You're going to need four hours to eat your way through the menu.

Flywheel and Brunch

Here's a tip: Sunday brunch tastes even better after a good workout. There's nothing quite like sitting down to a caloririffic dish and a bloody mary after you've run a few miles or gone for an invigorating ten-mile bike ride. That's why we've signed up for Sunday's flywheel and brunch combo.

First, at 12:45 p.m. on August 24, you'll get your ass-whooped in a 45 minute bike class at Flywheel (1919 Purdy Ave., Miami Beach). If the other jocks in the class look familiar, that's because chefs Jamie DeRosa and Todd Erickson are working out alongside you.

Then, you'll head over to Tongue & Cheek, where the two chefs will serve you a multi-course collaborative brunch. Go ahead and indulge. You've worked off the calories in advance.

Want to feel even better? All proceeds benefit Live to Fight, a nonprofit organization that brings together people in the martial arts and mixed martial arts community to raise money and offer additional support for people with life-threatening illnesses. $50 gets you the class and brunch (excluding tip). Register in advance by sending an email to [email protected]. You'll get a link to pay through Paypal (or cash only the day of the event).

Back to School Tips at Whole Foods Market

The kids are back to school and that means nine months of hearing them whine about how much they hate what you packed for lunch. Need pointers on serving up a nutritious meal that your child will actually eat? Whole Foods has you covered with a bunch of weekend activities including a lunchbox seminar, a back-to-school bash, and some cheese and beer for mom and dad.

Back to School Bash Block Party

On Saturday, August 23, from noon to 2 p.m. atWhole Foods in Coral Gables (6701 Red Road), check out this family-friendly event at with snack samples from every department in the store. Vote on your favorite bite for a chance to win a $50 WFM gift card. The first 20 kids to fill out their "report card" receive a free bento lunch box. .

American Artisan Cheese Tasting

Leave the kiddies at home for this cheese and beer tasting on Saturday, August 23, at Whole Foods in Aventura (21105 Biscayne Boulevard). From 5 to 7 p.m., sample American artisan cheeses and craft beers. You'll even get a side of American history trivia.

Building a Nutritious Lunchbox

If the idea of trying to come up with nutritious, delicious lunches for an entire school year is driving you batty, check out this workshop on Sunday, August 24, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Whole Foods in Aventura (21105 Biscayne Boulevard). You'll lean that kids need lots of fiber, whole grains, protein, veggies, and even a hint of sugar (in the form of fruit) to excel in their classes. You'll also get tips from an expert on how to achieve that seemingly lofty goal.

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