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A First Bite of the Citadel, Miami's Newest Food Hall

February 16, 2019 9:37AM

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Daniella Mía
On Thursday, February 14, the Citadel gave invited guest a taste of what to expect before the food hall and multiuse space opens its door on Saturday. Palmar, Vice City Bean, Manjay, Taquiza, and Bachour are just some of the concepts that have moved into space. Photography by Daniella Mía.

  • The Citadel

    8300 NE Second Ave., Miami Little Haiti/Liberty City

    305-908-3849

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