Celebrate Beyoncé’s Birthday With Mandrake’s Crazy in Love Cocktail
Queen B’s birthday is today, September 4, and in honor of the big day, Mandrake will serve a special cocktail in Beyoncé’s name.
Queen B’s birthday is today, September 4, and in honor of the big day, Mandrake will serve a special cocktail in Beyoncé’s name.
Currently Our Grounds employs seven individuals between the ages of 19 and 28 with disabilities that include Down’s Syndrome, autism, and more. For most, it’s their first job ever.
This September, the International Rum Conference (IRC) will make its way to Miami. Taking place at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables September 25 through 28, the conference will present more than 300 rums from around the world.
In 2002, restaurateur Steve Haas pitched an idea to the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau: Host a month of dining deals at local restaurants. It was just a few months after the September 11 terrorist attacks, and many people were still wary of travel. The program would incentivize coming…
This past June 6 marked the first anniversary of the passing of John Lermayer, but Miami can remember the charismatic bartender this weekend with John Lermayer Day.
Over the past few years, the number of cocktail bars in Miami has grown exponentially. The Magic City is slowly starting to carry its own against world-class destinations such as New York and London by seeing the opening of award-winning bars like the Broken Shaker and Sweet Liberty.
Kendall finally has its own craft cocktail bar. Located in Downtown Dadeland, Jorgie Ramos of Barley, opened Abi Maria, as an ode to his Cuban heritage and two of the most important women in his life. The bar, named after his mother, who is known to her grandchildren as Abi, and his own grandmother Maria, is a love letter to the days of Cuba’s past. “Abi Maria is a dream come true and the result of a lot of hard work,” said Ramos.
You might have seen your Instagram feed blow up with photos from Amparo, the interactive play that follows the history of the founders of Havana Club rum. The production takes a deep dive into the glass that guests will inevitably hold while watching actors portray members of the Arechabala family, founders of the Cuban spirit that had their lives ripped apart during Fidel Castro’s Cuban Revolution.