Food & Drink

From a New Times‘ writer winning the pickleball match to surprise performances by Gloria Estefan and DJ Khaled, SOBEWFF ’24 had it all. Let’s take a delicious look back.

“[FoodieCon] is one-of-a-kind in that it’s able to bring together all of the best talent in the culinary space under one roof – obviously it’s not a roof, but on one beach!” laughs vegan chef, content creator, and television host Priyanka Naik.

This year, the 2024 Burger Bash People’s Choice Award went to Miami’s beloved Pincho for the “Jalapeño Delight” burger, while the Very Best Burger Award went to pop-up Cowy Burger.

Molly Yeh of Food Network’s Girl Meets Farm talks about her dim sum Sunday brunch event at SOBEWFF and her pickleball skills – or lack thereof.

Detroit-style pizza made with baguette dough delights locals in Sunset Harbour, available in limited quantities on Thursdays and Fridays until sold out.

The rustic yet elegant atmosphere of Log Fire Signature in Wynwood sets the mood for some fire-grilled steak and wine.

Once a year, baker Nicola Brown sells scones and other real-deal British treats at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Coconut Grove.

The South Beach Wine & Food Festival is just over a week away, and this year, some of the highlights include delectable brunch-focused experiences.

The Florida Michelin Guide has announced 19 new additions, including eight Miami-area restaurants, ahead of its annual awards ceremony in April.

This year, Miami’s biggest food festival, SOBEWFF, is doing something it’s never done before – host events in Coconut Grove.