180 Degrees at the DRB will close following an all-you-can-eat blowout this Sunday. The restaurant, which was recognized for serving the best burger in Miami in 2015 by New Times, will not reopen after Sunday service, according to a Facebook post.
Revolutionary War-themed Bar Nancy opened in Little Havana last May with rustic, nautical-inspired decor and a healthy selection of craft cocktails. Now the laid-back drinking den has shortened its name and upped its offerings with a full menu of bar bites.
When you’re hungry for a plant-based bowl but your friends crave fried chicken and truffle mac and cheese, there’s only one place to go. The Wynwood Yard, which houses more than a dozen semipermanent food trucks, offers Miami a diverse selection of bites.
Wind chill values in the Miami metro area will be in the upper 30s on both Thursday and Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Luckily, we have churros and hot chocolate. One might liken them to the delights found in hot doughnuts and apple cider further up the…
About three years ago, Adam Feigeles moved the Filling Station and Garage Bar from Downtown Miami to Oakland Park, with Feigeles telling New Times in a 2015 interview, “the building I was in was getting old. Rent was getting a little high. It became a little bit more difficult to handle monetarily.”
Lincoln’s Beard is much more than a place to drink beer. The brewery, whose tag line is “Weird at the Beard,” makes a point of using its taproom as a community gathering place.
On a busy afternoon in December 2016, a lemon-yellow food truck housing the World Famous House of Mac struggled to keep up with demand at the Wynwood Yard. Lines swirled around the truck. Order times climbed to an hour. At 5 p.m., the truck was nearly sold out of buttermilk fried chicken and pizza mac and cheese.
The last month of 2017 saw the opening of some good establishments and the closing of a favorite. Panther Coffee doubled down by opening two new locations, and chef Eileen Andrade opened Amelia’s 1931, a retro Cuban diner. The Palace Bar reopened on Ocean Drive, and chef/partners Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth opened a satellite of their New York City restaurant, Root & Bone. Finally, Mignonette Uptown closed, though the original location continues to thrive.
There has been a disturbance in the Force since the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi two weeks ago. J. Wakefield Brewing founder Jonathan Wakefield is an extreme Star Wars fan whose taproom is filled with collectible art. During a conversation, the topic of The Last Jedi came up, and his tone changed with his responses about the movie as tepid as a beer forgotten out in the sun on Tatooine.
It’s New Year’s Day and that translates to resolutions and hangovers. If you’re feeling the effects of last night’s champagne and tequila-fueled partying, there are some things you can do.
Happy New Year, Miami. Visit the Betsy for a pour of Panther Coffee, try Gravity Brewlab’s latest collab, and head to Santa’s Enchanted Forest for fried carnival eats before the park closes for the season.
From pregaming at a champagne-fueled brunch to finding the perfect party place to curing your hangover, here are stories to make 2018 the best year yet.
A host of bars and restaurants are opening their doors without charging revelers for admission or bar packages. Here are the best ways to party on a budget in Miami.
As Miami prepares for the biggest night of the year, start the party early with a boozy Sunday brunch. From Miami Beach to Doral, look for restaurants offering bottomless bubbly and unlimited plates of food. Before donning your New Year’s Eve tiara, savor caviar towers, warm popovers, and pours of your favorite libation at one of these five restaurants.
Miami bartenders and industry professionals are pros at fighting hangovers. Here are some of their favorite cures to help you survive the aftermath of New Year’s Eve.
Happy New Year’s weekend, Miami. Visit Nikki Beach for Rosé Saturday, order holiday-inspired treats at the Salty Donut, hang at the Wharf this Sunday, or take your pick of the many restaurants serving decadent New Year’s Eve dinners Sunday night. Don’t forget to make reservations.
It’s hard to believe, but a few short years ago, Miamians had few options for locally brewed beer. Now the choices are varied, with breweries offering everything from crisp lagers to complex cask-aged selections. The growing beer scene in South Florida saw many operations debut in the past year. Here are some of the best places for beer that opened in 2017.
“I did everything I thought I did right at the other two restaurants,” Danny Serfer says. Nevertheless, the North Miami Beach location of his and partner Ryan Roman’s Mignonette shuttered earlier this month, leaving about 20 employees without jobs just before the holidays and leaving the restaurateurs, who’ve enjoyed runaway success since Serfer opened Blue Collar on Biscayne Boulevard in 2012, scratching their heads in confusion.
Gravity Brewlab has collaborated with Denmark’s Evil Twin Brewing on a beer that’s being distributed throughout Miami. It’s called Two Tickets, and there’s an interesting story behind it.
Miami Beach is in for a New Year’s treat. Panther Coffee has opened a fifth location, inside the Betsy Hotel on Ocean Drive in South Beach.
This past year, a handful of local toques were behind the most anticipated openings. Top Chef alums Jeff McInnis, Janine Booth, and Jeremy Ford debuted restaurants in Miami Beach, while Niven Patel and Zak Stern made tradition the new trend. There were also notable additions from outsiders. James Beard Award…
It’s difficult to say what makes a dish great. It could be a delicate balance of acid, sugar, and spice or unhindered decadence without distraction. Given the variance in what could go into a single dish and how many forms one can take, it’s almost impossible to fairly compare most dishes to one another.
