To raise money for those affected by California’s Camp Fire, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. created a special beer. All sales of the Resilience Butte County Proud IPA will go directly to the Sierra Nevada Camp Fire Relief Fund, supported through the Golden Valley Bank Community Foundation.
December 21 marks the official beginning of winter, and although Miami’s sandy beaches might never see snow, there’s nothing like a festive cocktail to get you in the holiday spirit. From punch bowls brimming with candy canes to pumpkin spice coquito, local bartenders are shaking up all of your favorite winter flavors…
This week, the Salty Donut celebrates its third anniversary with a limited-edition birthday doughnut, Stiltsville Fish Bar offers coquito made with Havana Club rum, Maya’s Grill hosts an 11th anniversary event, Bakan opens in Wynwood, and the Broken Shaker honors the life of Richie Petronzi.
This holiday season, local spots are offering warm layers of holiday cheer in a glass.
The 15-year-old Washington, D.C.-based Italian restaurant Sette Osteria is now open in Wynwood with a new Saturday and Sunday brunch, complete with $15 bottomless beverages, Nutella flatbreads, and egg and bacon burgers.
From December 14 through December 23, the Salty Donut will celebrate its third anniversary with the launch of Birthday Behavior, a limited-edition birthday-inspired doughnut.
This weekend, MIA Beer Company’s beer and croqueta pairing dinner returns, the Wynwood Yard hosts a dessert festival, and Fado Irish Pub, Tap 42, Bagatelle, and the Anderson host holiday-themed events.
Christmas is around the corner, and with it comes coquito. Sometimes called Puerto Rican eggnog, the recipe varies by household, but traditionally, it’s made with coconut cream, condensed milk, vanilla, cinnamon, and a healthy helping of rum. Though no Puerto Rican holiday gathering is without a few bottles of this delightfully sweet beverage, Miami has adopted it as its own.
Novecento will debut its fourth location, in Doral, with an entirely new interior design, along with a refreshed menu and cocktail program.
Miami Art Week is one of the city’s most vibrant times of the year. Tens of thousands of artists, gallerists, and A-listers converge upon the area to observe, party, and be seen. The only bad part is trying to get a reservation — or even a seat at the bar — of the newest and coolest restaurants and watering holes.
If you were in Wynwood this past weekend, you might have noticed a lush space on NW Second Avenue surrounded by cacti. Bakan soft-opened during Miami Art Week, serving up a limited menu. Today, the restaurant, offering authentic food from several regions in Mexico, opens officially,
It’s hard to figure out exactly what some of the food world’s highest honors mean. When it comes to Michelin stars, the descriptions in the French tire company’s guide — which lest we forget was launched in 1900 to incentivize greater car use —are no exception. One star indicates “a…
If a no-cook Christmas is at the top of your wish list, check out these Miami restaurants serving delicious meals.
This Saturday, December 15, 13 local vendors and pastry chefs will battle it out at the Wynwood Yard’s Baker’s Dozen, where they will dish out their most delicious dessert in hopes of gaining the most votes and winning a temporary pop-up at the Yard.
An overwhelming joy hides in a wide bowl of crushed ice adorned with an ounce of caviar, three of the vivid red Spanish shrimp called carabineros, buttery slices of hamachi lounging in rosewater, and sweet, slightly briny sea scallops spritzed with lime and fresh coconut milk. Such delights don’t come…
When it opens next summer, Punch Bowl Social will take up the entire first floor of the Wynwood Garage.
Eagle Brands, a Miami-based distributor of Budweiser beer, has agreed to pay a $1.5 million settlement to the federal government for allegedly violating laws that govern how companies compete with one another in selling alcoholic beverage products, the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) announced on December 6.
This week, chef Allen Susser hosts a farm-to-table dinner featuring produce from Taste of Redland, Kings Doral launches a new comfort food menu, the Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival returns with an all-star lineup of chefs and events, and the House of Food Porn hosts a sushi-making class.
Art Basel and Miami Art Week are as well known for their commercialism as their art. Artists are sponsored by large corporations, and exhibits are branded by booze companies, while people clamor to be placed on the guest lists of parties sponsored by big names like Louis Vuitton and Bacardi.
Here are the five best places to brunch the next time you’re in Miami Beach.
This weekend, the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Dadeland Mall, Hy Vong hosts a two-night dinner pop-up, Monkey Shoulder’s Monkey Mixer cocktail truck rolls through Wynwood, and Miami Art Week and Art Basel continue, bringing more than a dozen food and drink events across town.
Starbucks continues its path toward world domination with the imminent opening of a new Midtown Miami location.Signs are up at the first floor of the new Hyde Midtown Condominium announcing that the Seattle-based coffee giant is coming soon.
