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Formerly the Historical Museum of Southern Florida.
Alvaro Perez Miranda, the Venezuelan restaurateur and art dealer who also owns the growing Midorie mini-chain, has created a sparse yet beautiful dining room for Hiyakawa in Wynwood. The scene feels like walking into a museum exhibit – the interior is decorated in Japanese wood architecture with curved ceiling arches that resemble the unfinished frame […]
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Hole in the Wall Pub takes its name pretty literally. An all-American dive bar of the best kind, they serve up char-grilled wings and cheap beer to football fans, day drinkers and degenerates. Don’t take offense – we’re all one of the above from time to time. Mozy up to the bar and score some […]
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Miami Beach’s Sculpture of Love and Anguish is hard to miss. This towering bronze hand, surrounded by anguished souls climbing towards the sky, is the centerpiece of the city’s Holocaust Memorial. Tall pillars, a reflecting pool and a memorial wall complete the somber experience at this unforgettable monument, conceived by local Holocaust survivors in the […]
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Many people are surprised to discover South Florida has a race track. Understandably so. We might be South, but we’re not exactly Southern – and there’s nothing more Southern than Nascar. The Homestead-Miami Speedway is a whopping 640-acre facility that’s active more than 280 days a year. They host the annual NASCAR Championship Races during […]