After More Than 25 Years, Michael Schwartz Still Heats Things Up in Miami
The popular Miami chef and restaurateur says Tigertail + Mary will return to Coconut Grove.
The popular Miami chef and restaurateur says Tigertail + Mary will return to Coconut Grove.
Miami Spice is the perfect time of year to try one of our city’s new restaurants.
Miami’s first craft production brewery opened in Wynwood in 2013.
It doesn’t matter if you’re still holed up in your home office. When the clock strikes noon, you need a lunch break.
This week’s round of openings includes Mexican, Mediterranean, Basque, and Peruvian-married-with-Italian flavors.
Dasher & Crank owner Daniel Levine competes on the Food Network’s new prime-time competition series, Ben & Jerry’s Clash of the Cones.
This weekend, Bodega debuts a new taqueria in Aventura and Dine Out Lauderdale returns to Broward.
Mexican mini-chain Bodega is opening an Aventura restaurant with a bit of a twist.
Dukunoo in Wynwood is one of four restaurants featured in You Have to Taste This.
Tacolandia, Miami’s celebration of tacos, finally returns in person with tacos, fun, and entertainment.
Argentina’s La Birra Bar is opening its first U.S. location in North Miami Beach.
The FemAle Brew Fest takes place September 18 at the newly opened Kimpton Goodland Hotel in Fort Lauderdale.
The two-month restaurant promotion known as Miami Spice is underway for its 20th year.
South Florida-born and made in France, Billionaires Row is one of the world’s only black-owned Champagne brands.
Check what’s on the menu for Greater Fort Lauderdale’s two-month dine-out promotion.
Miami’s latest round of restaurant openings are all about the comeback.
Miami Spice offers a three-course brunch for $28 at participating restaurants.
This weekend, celebrate National beer day and Jamaican Independence Day, try a new ice cream flavor, and check out a bake sale.
You can make Carbone’s rigatoni alla vodka at home – or a damn close version, anyway.
Minty Z offers plant-based Asian fusion plates with a specialty in dim sum in Coconut Grove.
Miami’s restaurant scene is continually evolving. This past year saw a number of beloved restaurants close, but new ones emerged in their places.
If Miami can lay claim to one feat, it’s this: The Magic City has mastered the brunch trick.