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Voice Places Miami: Want to Find a Restaurant, Bar, Bowling Alley, or Gym? Try This!

Debuting today: a new website where you can find the best Miami has to offer, New Times style.Voice Places is just getting started. But it offers a multitude of choices for a good time -- from almost 6,000 restaurants to 100 bars and hundreds of retail stores. There are links...

By Chuck Strouse

September 16, 2011

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Debuting today: a new website where you can find the best Miami has to offer, New Times style.

Voice Places is just getting started. But it offers a multitude of choices for a good time -- from almost 6,000 restaurants to 100 bars and hundreds of retail stores. There are links to 20 years of reviews and "Best of Miami" writeups for joints like Prime One Twelve, Escopazzo, Books & Books, and Nikki Beach.

Of course the idea isn't new, but our version offers an array of choices and a quality of appreciation you won't find anywhere else. Promise.

After joining and signing in, you can also rate your favorites.

Plus there are recommendations for events, as well as links to New York, Fort Lauderdale, and other Voice Places sites you might want to visit.

We hope you have some fun with this. We'll be playing with it all day.

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Chuck Strouse is the former editor in chief of Miami New Times. He has shared two Pulitzer Prizes and won dozens of other awards. He is an honors graduate of Brown University and has worked at newspapers including the Miami Herald and Los Angeles Times.

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