Friday’s are great because it means you’re just two days away from having brunch. Or in the case of Barceloneta, which serves up the breakfast meets lunch mash up both Saturday and Sunday, T-Minus 24 hours from indulging in a Spanish croque monsieur, Iberico croquetas, and torrijas with quince butter…
Part of Coral Gables Restaurant Week, which ends next Monday by the way so eat up, is a bevy of special events at the participating restaurants. The Local Craft Food & Drink had a roast and toast beer brunch. Bulla had temptation tapas Tuesday. And Wednesday evening, Uvaggio and Chat…
For 15 years, Space has ruled Miami’s afterhours circuit. And while we’re huge fans of dancing till the sun comes up on the terrace, there’s one thing that the downtown megaclub is missing: moonshine. And maybe a ball pit. And free massages would be nice too. Okay, so a few…
We know, we know: Monday. Again. Ugh. At least you’ve got a movie night under the stars with freshly made buttered Parmesan and herbs popcorn to look forward to. Yep. That’s happening at Shore Club, and it’s bringing back Indian Jones and Raiders of the Lost Ark, which you’ll get…
Pastry chefs don’t get enough attention or credit, unless of course they are Hedy Goldsmith (we miss you) or Antonio Bachour. Don’t let any chef of savory food tell you differently – desserts can be the most important part of any meal. There’s something special about ending a feast with…
The folks behind insanely popular hotspots the likes of Radio, Bodega, and Pizza Bar are doing it again, this time with the Asian inspired Red Ginger, opening tonight just feet away from Radio on South of Fifth at 736 first street. To helm the kitchen of Red Ginger, Menin has…
We’ve all been there: it’s Friday and the clock is about to strike five when you’re all like T.G.I.F, but then remember you haven’t worked out yet. All of the sudden your brain and body engage in an internal conflict between happy hour and downward dog. Well, what if we…
If you want big boobs, sugar-laden mojitos, or would-be Cuban sandwiches chockful of hormone-pumped pork, you can find it on either Washington Avenue or Ocean Drive. And this is probably why these thoroughfares are a no-locals land when it comes eating and drinking. Sure, you’ve got Sriracha House and the…
When Under the Mango Tree opened in early 2011, owner Patricia Olesen had four juices and four smoothies on the menu, along with a hair extension business operating out of a spare back room she put up for rent. Fast-forward four years later and the sliver of a space in…
Lots of drinking and eating to be done this week so let’s get right to it. From two new happy hours on South Beach (one Mediterranean and one Korean) to a Wine Bar taking over the Moore Building on Thursday and pitting 16 of Miami’s top sommeliers against each other,…
The 8th annual Coral Gables Restaurant Week is in full bloom, which means you’ve got T-minus 16 days to eat your way through 34 eateries, all of which are dishing out pre fixe menus of their best offerings at a discounted rate of up to 20 percent (some even more)…
Boating season is back and along with it comes the Boat Bar Crawl, which is exactly what you think it is: bar hopping around Miami on a boat. So if you want to live out your own version of Lonely Island and T-Pain’s “I’m on a Boat,” hop aboard the…
Nothing quite says brunch in French like galette de sarrasin au jambon et fromage. Translation: buckwheat crepes with ham, gruyere cheese, and béchamel. The authentically French dish comes from a small fishing village in Brittany where they refer to the crepes (made from white wheat flour and pancakes from buckwheat…
It’s the time of year when DB Bistro goes a bit casual Americana and bizarre things happen. Among them: six types of house-made sausages floating around three-course whole hog feasts for up to eight people, and pistachio and raspberry baked Alaska’s flambéed tableside. In other words, the DBGB pop-up is…
If you’re a die hard fan of OTC’s Korean chicken and waffles, hefty craft beer list, or 2015 Burgie award-winning green chili & bacon burger, be tter make your way to the Brickell hotspot before Father’s Day, cause June 21 will be the gastropub’s last day of service. Surprised? Join…
Tired of the same old Art Walk? This Saturday, venture outside of Wynwood and over to the Design District for graffiti artist Remote’s first solo exhibition. In it, Remote takes hazardous waste and turns it into mind-altering pieces of art. Dubbed “Sprayskull,” the three night pop-up show at 3801 N…
There are some things in life everyone should know how to do like ride a bike, jump-start a car, peel a shrimp (the right way), and butcher a pig. That last one s according to the city’s pig-whispering duo, Andres Barrientos and James Bowers of Miami Smokers. To help get…
H aving a stressful day? Nothing a little Taiwanese teatime can’t fix. Seriously — if you’ve never tried to think about anything else whilst slurping and chewing on some boba besides the task at hand — I urge you to do it. You can’t. For some reason, boba (or bubble…
If you’re looking for a date night spot sure to impress, take that pretty little thing to 1930’s House, where Michelle Bernstein’s late Señora Martinez is popping up indefinitely every Wednesday through Sunday. Nestled in The Thompson’s backyard, this single family home that was once the community fitness center has…
All about the 305 till you die? Then you know that besides being our area code, 305 also marks the city’s official cafecito time. That movement began April 2013, when Miami mayor Tomas Regalado declared 3:05 p.m. “Miami’s official cafecito break time after local public relations maven Jenny Lee Molina…
Got a case of the Mondays? Nothing a little rum, burgers, and beer can’t fix. Good thing all of the aforementioned are happening this week. Cocktail whiz Isaac Grillo is shaking things up at Repour on Tuesdays with Afrohead Tuesdays. Chef Jose Mendin is flipping patties at Pubbelly every Wednesday…
Although summer hasn’t officially begun yet, the incessant 90-degree temperatures would argue otherwise. If you’re looking for a brunch spot that is feet away from the beach and has a mix of light and refreshing fare, eggy delights, and sweet decadence, look no further than the stunning Matador Terrace. Chances are…
