Kahwa Coffee, a Florida roaster based in St. Petersburg, debuts a Miami location today in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour neighborhood.

Next to Greynolds Park in North Miami Beach, find the charming new coffee shop the Alchemist. Tucked inside a complex of unassuming houses on West Dixie Highway, the quiet retreat sits inside a barn-like structure, where it serves fresh-baked Belgian waffles and churns out 24-hour cold brew.

Pastry chef Max Santiago is returning to television. The former Salty Donut and Sugar Factory chef, who won first place on Cooking Channel’s Sugar Showdown in September 2016, will appear on Food Network’s Best Baker in America, premiering Monday, May 7.

The time has finally come. The Salty Donut will open a second location, in South Miami inside the former Fox’s Sherron Inn, a local icon that closed in 2015 after operating nearly 70 years.

At Courtney’s Cookies, a web-based Miami food business, a batch of warm and doughy chocolate chip cookies is made entirely vegan and gluten-free.

This week, Roberta’s, the popular restaurant and pizza shop based in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood, will fire up its oven in Miami’s Design District for the last time.

Cafe Roval is a perfect getaway for a peaceful Sunday brunch. Unless it’s raining, pick a table outside near the restaurant’s coral rock pond. The menu includes a host of breakfast-style items and a few of Café Roval’s staple Mediterranean plates, such as a mezze platter and a falafel salad.

On a cool Friday evening, music thumps through the Design District’s $1.4 billion Palm Court as shoppers browse the shelves of the Dior, Versace, and Louis Vuitton boutique stores. A frenetic Latin-jazz band plays at the center of the outdoor square while stylishly dressed throngs scurry up an escalator toward…

Graziano’s, the Magic City’s homegrown Argentine market and restaurant chain, is behind South Miami’s latest pizza shop, Lucia Pizzeria, offering Neapolitan-influeneced pies and a sizable wine list.

Amara at Paraiso, Michael Schwartz’s latest restaurant, is behind a new waterfront Sunday brunch in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The toothsome affair, hosted every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., offers a large selection of Latin American-influenced items washed down with a slate of tropical cocktails.

This Sunday, local chef Llordel Taylor will host a pop-up movie and brunch event featuring the Miami premiere of “The Rape of Recy Taylor.”