May 2022 Miami Restaurant Openings and Closings
Smith & Webster, Amal, and Vinya Table are a few of the new dining options in Miami.
Smith & Webster, Amal, and Vinya Table are a few of the new dining options in Miami.
What can backyard mango tree owners possibly do with all that fruit?
Tiki cocktails, plant-based Chinese food, and a tavern with live music are on the menu.
A beer-pairing dinner, a James Beard fundraiser, and a chance to experience dinner under the sea.
Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with a host of events.
Restaurateur Ilan Sitt and chef Henry Hané, who joined forces for Jattö, pair up again for Balagan.
The founders of Wicked Lick are ready to franchise, and they want Miami to be the first.
Owner Jay Lycke vows to relaunch.
As Walmart scrambled to pull Juneteenth ice cream from its shelves, New Times resolved to taste the tasteless flavor.
Chris Hudnall and Randy Alonso of Lost Boy & Co. are reviving the iconic Miami lounge.
Prepare yourself for an invasion of Instagrammable “CrazyShakes.”
A cocktail battle, burger and Burgundy pairings, free ice cream, and a doggie happy hour await.
A waterfront restaurant at the Fort Seasons Fort Lauderdale, a shipwreck-themed restaurant in Wynwood, and a Lebanese restaurant in Coconut Grove.
Oasis Wynwood, Chris Bosh, Dog Dates, and more food events.
Miamians could be happily shopping any day now.
The food hall is looking for its next hit restaurant.
The local fast-casual chain actually changed its name nearly three years ago.
Book a custom tour on the Miami Brew Bus.
Espresso martinis, a meatball happy hour, a dinner for heat seekers, and an interactive dinner are on your plate.
A collab between a local blogger and a former NFLer, and an Asian restaurant from Spain’s first U.S. outpost.
The Doral brewery is focusing on its taproom experiences.