Arson. 104 NE Second Ave., Miami; 786-717-6711; arsonmiami.com. About four years ago, Barcelona native Deme Lomas visited Miami on vacation and decided to stay. He took up in the kitchen of Sunset Harbour’s Barceloneta before opening Niu Kitchen with partners Karina Iglesias and Adam Hughes. The place, like José Andrés’…
LauderAle Brewery opted to not pour beers at this year’s Great American Beer Festival (GABF), but that didn’t prevent judges from awarding a gold medal for the brewery’s C Porter last Saturday in Denver. Mike White, LauderAle’s head brewer, caught a last minute flight to the Mile High City to accept the award.
The owners of Cáfe Crème in North Miami are opening a smaller outpost of the concept in Buena Vista, as well as an organic rotisserie chicken restaurant in Little Haiti.
Jeremy Ford is back in the kitchen, and this time, it’s not a game. In September, the Florida-born winner of Bravo’s 13th season of Top Chef opened his 65-seat Stubborn Seed (101 Washington Ave., Miami Beach; 786-322-5211; stubbornseed.com) on prime real estate in South Beach. The tasting menu shows the…
Mike Mayta begins by searing a heap of chicken livers in schmaltz. Then come cognac, garlic, onion, paprika, and cayenne. The result is something like Jewish deli chopped liver. Next, the 30-year-old chef adds a dash of ginger and celery salt, confit garlic, and shallots, which make the concoction more…
The Worlds 50 Best Bars were just announced in London, with two Miami bars making the grade for the first time. The list compiles and ranks the best bars in the world.
A list of restaurant, bar, and hotel deals for October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Tuesday, October 17, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts will open in Fort Lauderdale at 2510 W. Broward Blvd.
If you’re hungry for some Instagrammable, nutrient-dense, herbivorous eats, plant-based all-star Matthew Kenney is hosting an October-long pop-up dinner series at the poolside Miami Beach restaurant Plnthouse.
This week, Plnthouse opens for dinner; the Dutch offers 20 percent off for Florida residents; and the Standard Miami Beach hosts a hurricane relief benefit.
September was a trying month for Miami. Hurricane Irma tore through and destroyed many homes in the Florida Keys, then Maria hit our neighbors to the South, affecting many Miami’s with family in Puerto Rico and neighborhing islands. At this point, we all need a little break. This weekend, why not take yourself out for a treat? September saw the opening of several places with something for every taste and budget. From palatas that you can share with your pup to seafood straight off the boat, here are five places to try this weekend.
This weekend, the Funky Buddha Lounge & Brewery will celebrate its seventh anniversary with more than 40 rare Funky Buddha beers, food trucks, and live music from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturday, October 7. For Funky Buddha founders and husband-and-wife team Ryan and Giani Sentz, who opened the…
Miami Beach’s OLA is getting a new home. The restaurant, which opened in 2003 at the Sanctuary hotel, will move to the South of Fifth neighborhood, where it will take over Bakehouse Brasserie’s space. OLA’s move is in partnership with Menin Hospitality.
Sachi Statz was born into Miami ventanita royalty. In 2004, her mother and uncle opened Tinta y Café on SW Eighth Street just as Brickell began accelerating toward breakneck development. It was a funky little coffee shop filled with artwork, old books, and some of the neighborhood’s best cortaditos.
This weekend, enjoy a poolside barbecue and a free screening of Hotel Transylvania, sip beer at Sam Adams Octoberfest, and snag limited-edition Szechuan dipping sauce at select McDonald’s locations.
Cielito Artisan Pops is now open in Wynwood, where it serves customized treats on a stick.
With Mexico just a short drive away, Southern California’s food scene has long been influenced by its neighbor to the south. Baja fish tacos are as cemented into SoCal’s culture as surfing and celebrity sightings. Now, one of the West Coast’s favorite taco shops has set its sights on Miami’s hippest, youngest neighborhood.
With an eclectic mix of traditional spots as well as hip bars and eateries, Little Havana is also a place that will surprise you with its seriously good culinary finds.
Dirt, an affordable and healthful fast-casual restaurant, expands its roots to Miami’s mainland next week with a new location in Mary Brickell Village (900 South Miami Ave. #125).
Fall is here and with it comes a host of events and parties in Miami. If you’re a lover of good food, drink, and fun times with friends, New Times has you covered with an impressive lineup of parties.
Time Out Market Miami might just change the face of Lincoln Road — or at least its food scene. The food hall, set to open in 2018, will offer 17 different restaurants, three bars, and both indoor and outdoor communal seating.
Lucky’s Market recently opened another Florida location. The Oakland Park store is the third Lucky’s in Broward, joining Coral Springs and Plantation as the cities lucky (pun intended) enough to host South Florida’s newest affordable outside-the-box organic grocery chain.
