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One of the very first Spanish restaurants — and longest-standing — in the Magic City, Casa Juancho has a reputation that precedes itself. Large parties and families gather here for graduations, birthdays, and anything else worth celebrating. And why wouldn’t they? Guitarists serenade guests with old-school Spanish tunes inside this cozy restaurant, which feels authentically […]
In early 2024, Wynwood Brewing and Veza Sur Brewing Company joined forces, merging two of Miami’s original craft breweries under one roof. To cap off this new chapter, in December Veza Sur rebranded as Casa La Rubia, in honor of Wynwood Brewing’s iconic La Rubia Blonde Ale. Today, Casa La Rubia proudly produces and pours […]
Though Casa Larios’ claim to celebrity fame is that Gloria Estefan launched her career here, the real draws are the close-to-homemade Cuban staples. Dishes include ample servings of fried pork, roast chicken, and rice and beans. The moist, sweet plantains are actually better than many an abuelita’s home cooking. (But don’t tell her!) Regulars like […]
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Most of the dishes at Casa Paco are as reasonably priced as they are delicious. Examples are the paella – chicken and rice or rice with seafood – and special house chicken, a tender half-boneless grilled bird smothered with onions, lime juice, butter, and pepper served with white rice and fried sweet plantains. Several kinds […]
Casa Tua Cucina, which opened quietly inside Saks at Brickell City Centre in January, offers an array of choices for hungry shoppers craving Italian-style sustenance. The 300-seat space includes ten dining stations, each with a different chef at the helm and all sharing a kitchen. It’s also family-friendly, with a causal atmosphere and affordable prices. […]
Casa Vieja is a spacious community gathering spot for Kendall’s sizeable Colombian population — politicians have campaigned there, many a large family birthday party has been celebrated in the space, and local cumbia acts have partied the night away on the large stage. The interior is designed to look like, well, a casa vieja. The […]
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As one of the first stops for local commercial fishing boats, Casablanca’s adjoining weathered seafood market in Watson Island Marina provides an opportune place to purchase some of the very freshest fish around at bargain prices. The restaurant offers a dozen oysters on the half-shell, ceviches, and soft, flaky homemade Caribbean beef empanadas. The ambiance […]
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Mention Miami Jai Alai, and lots of locals will shoot a blank look your way. But it’s one of our city’s charms everyone should experience. Dubbed “the fastest sport in the world”, this balls-off-walls diversion brings some of the world’s best players in the game to Miami. But it’s not just about the sport – […]
Casola’s sells slices as big as your head. If you take two bites out of one, you can use it as a Halloween mask. Or if you order a wedge of loaded veggie, you can wear it as a fancy Kentucky Derby hat. And during hurricane season, a single triangle of pepperoni can act as […]
