In June, 19 restaurants opened in Miami, including Casa Neos, Blue Collar, Brother’s Keeper, Magie, Sanguich, and Mister O1.

Former Coconut Grove hot spot the Key Club has suddenly closed down after two years of serving happy hour bites and dinner.

The Frieze in Miami Beach, the city’s last remaining 1980s ice cream parlor, has closed down after 38 years.

A beloved neighborhood bakery in Edgewater known for its artisan bread, delicious croissants, and baked goods is closing.

Acclaimed Miami bartender Valentino Longo has opened ViceVesa, an Italian bar in downtown Miami with unique craft cocktails.

Basque restaurant Leku at the Rubell Museum will close after four years of serving Spanish food and its famous cheesecake.

Everything you need to know about Casa Neos, Miami’s new fine-dining, riverfront Mediterranean restaurant on the Miami River.

Beaker & Gray is closing its doors on June 30 after nearly a decade of serving delicious food and cocktails in Wynwood.

Tiki lovers, rejoice: An authentic tiki bar serving vintage cocktails will open in Miami Lakes as a pop-up this summer.

In a sea of fine-dining Japanese spots in Miami, a more laid-back sushi and omakase restaurant has just opened in Miami Beach.

A Little Havana institution of over 20 years is reopening its doors for good with new bars and even more live music.

A Tulum-inspired rooftop bar and restaurant from Doha, Qatar, has just opened at the W Miami hotel with views of Biscayne Bay.

Noe Sushi Bar, one of Ecuador’s largest Japanese fusion restaurants, will open its first U.S. location in Miami this July.

Miami’s beloved backyard oasis, Broken Shaker at the Freehand Miami, has been sold and its founders will take on new projects