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Miami’s latest round of restaurant openings includes new vendor K-Bop Bop at the Carousel Club at Gulfstream Park, Log Fire Signature in Wynwood, and South Beach Brewing Company’s permanent Miami Beach location.
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K-Bop Bop is a new vendor at Carousel Club in Gulfstream Park.
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K-Bop Bop
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901 S. Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach Log Fire Signature offers wood-fired fare from chef Calvin Daniele. Log Fire Signature photo
954-228-3378
carouselclub.comKorean cuisine has arrived at the Carousel Club at Gulfstream Park. The new vendor from Mad Room Hospitality – also known for Ball & Chain, Mai-Kai, Los Altos Taquerias, and Taquerias el Mexicano – recently opened K-Bop Bop inside the open-air venue. Dishes include Korean fried chicken wings coated in a sweet-spicy sauce, bibimbap-inspired bowls, bulgogi (grilled skirt steak), boneless chicken thighs, and samgyeopsal (pork in a garlic-soy glaze). Plant-based options include sautéed vegetables and vegan tofu. Friday 4 p.m. to 3 a.m., Saturday noon to 3 a.m., and Sunday noon to 10 p.m.
Log Fire Signature
10 NE 27th St., Miami
305-603-8970
logrestaurant.comNew Miami restaurant Log Fire Signature recently opened in Wynwood, an establishment inspired by fire and helmed by chef Calvin Daniele, an Argentinian native who has cooked at Miami-based Tigre and Walrus Rodeo. At Log Fire Signature, breads, pitas, pizzas, and prime meats are fired under red oak wood, giving dishes a touch of umami flavor. The menu spotlights a Wagyu beef tartare, wood-fired oysters, grilled langoustines, and a pizza topped with scamorza and mozzarella cheeses, pancetta, and leeks. Tuesday through Sunday 6 to 11 p.m.
Find South Beach Brewing Co. has a new Miami Beach beer garden and restaurant.
Photo by Nicole Danna
South Beach Brewing Company
210 11th St., Miami Beach
786-791-8918
southbeachbrew.comAfter more than four years in planning – and a handful of temporary pop-up locations – South Beach Brewing Company has relocated to its permanent Miami Beach home. The brewery recently opened the doors to its Key West-style brewery, taproom, and beer garden. The brand is best known for its brunch-inspired beers like the strawberry orange mimosa and South Beach bellini sparkling ale. Inside, the taproom offers guests a bar designed to pay homage to Miami Beach with artwork and murals created by local Miami artist, the late David “Lebo” LeBatard. Menus highlight craft beer, wine, cocktails – some infused with South Beach Brewing beer – and food. Dishes range from fish dip and queso, chips, and salsa to a Cuban-inspired quesadilla and street-style pork tacos.
