The Salty Donut Serves Drunken Creations in Wynwood

Though it might not be socially acceptable to take a shot of Bourbon or grab a quick coquito on most days, munching on a spiked doughnut is fair game. At The Salty Donut, a Miami-born craft doughnut shop opening sometime in February or March, infusing alcohol into different doughnuts is…

Novecento Launches Weekend Brunch With a Latin American Twist

Brunch at Novecento is classic. The Latin American and European-style bistro, with locations in Aventura and Brickell, offers a traditional style weekend meal, fusing American-inspired breakfast and lunch options with Spanish flavors. The eatery’s menu is simple and straightforward. There are 10 main entree options, ranging from light to heavy…

The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend

The best time of the week is finally here: the weekend. Miami offers just about every activity this weekend. On the music front, you can catch John Digweed at Heart Nightclub, Electric Piquete at Ball & Chain, Savoy at Culture Room, Danny Krivit at Electric Pickle, and 1349 at Churchill’s…

Fairytale Teahouse Serendip-a-Tea Is Kendall’s Best-Kept Secret

Imagine your favorite childhood fairytale — vivid colors, in a whimsical setting, with knick-knacks you wish you had at home. At Serendip-A-Tea teahouse (8004 SW 81 Dr.), that fantasy is made reality. Discovering Serendip-A-Tea is serendipity itself as the teahouse is nestled in between stores at King’s Creek shopping center in…

Miami’s Ten Best Restaurant Dishes of 2015

As we wind down 2015, it’s time to take a look in the rear-view mirror before we turn to the new year and all its possibilities. This past year, we’ve eaten a lot of food and tried a lot of restaurants in Miami. With our culinary scene doing nothing but…

Two Craft Doughnut Shops Coming to Miami in Early 2016

Andy Rodriguez and Amanda Pizarro love two things: Miami and fancy doughnuts. However, the foodie-obsessed couple discovered a disconnect between the pair. Most cities see craft doughnut shops as often as frozen yogurt stores and juice bars. But in Miami, they’re few and far between, with many defaulting to Krispy Kreme,…

Guide to Restaurant Christmas 2015 Dinners in Miami

Spending the holidays in Miami is different. There’s palm trees covered in red and green lights and snowmen built out of sand. But fun and games aside, the countdown to Christmas has begun and feeding your 10-person family, including those distant relatives you love to hate, has become real. Though…

Bourbon Steak Unveils Sunday Brunch

Nestled inside Aventura’s Turnberry Isle resort is Bourbon Steak, James Beard award-winning chef and restaurateur Michael Mina’s modern American steakhouse. Though you wouldn’t know from the outside, Sundays inside the eatery have been made a tradition with the launch of a new three-course brunch menu helmed by executive chef Gabriel Fenton…

The Best Carnival Food at Santa’s Enchanted Forest

For the last 33 years, Santa’s Enchanted Forest hasn’t changed much. It still holds the title of largest Christmas theme park, coincidentally located in the warmest place during this time of year. There’s bright lights, large Christmas trees, games, animals, old-school rides, and an overabundance of fried, greasy carnival food we know…

The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend

The best time of the week is finally here: the weekend. Miami offers just about every activity this weekend. On the music front, you can catch Matador at Heart Nightclub, Zedd at Story, The Weeknd at American Airlines Arena, Jo Mersa Marley & Danay Suarez at Hialeah Park Race Track, and…

Call for Artists: Biscayne Park Seeks Nature-Inspired Pieces

The Village of Biscayne Park is seeking artists from across Florida to participate in its “Art is in Our Nature” outdoor sculpture competition. Situated between North Miami and Miami Shores, the park is no stranger to public art with three different sculptures scattered throughout its grounds, and a mural of birds…

Brazilian Fire Food Truck Offers On-the-Go Rodizio Experience

Spending a couple hundred dollars for an all-you-can-eat Brazilian steakhouse experience is no longer di rigeur. Brazilian Fire, a South Florida-born food truck, offers a rodizio-style meal that includes meat slow-cooked over all-natural wood coals in a kitchen-on-wheels about the size of a bedroom.  “Most food trucks offer a new…