Miami’s leading dessert festival is gearing up to return September 30. Instead of taking over the FIU Arena with more than 20,000 confections, Dessert Wars will relocate to Wynwood’s Soho Studios to accommodate additional vendors and attendees.
Upscale Japanese robatayaki Etaru, which is owned by Zuma’s Rainer Becker and Arjun Waney, will launch a weekly rosé brunch on Las Olas this Sunday, August 19.
Though more than 200 restaurants are participating in Miami Spice, there are only a handful of eateries that include enchanting waterfront views and romantic ambiance. Here are the best locations boasting the most attractive Miami Spice menus to enjoy by the water.
Classic Southern eats with a plant-based twist are coming to Coconut Grove. Southern Sol Garden BBQ will be the fifth concept to join the lineup at VShops, the vegan food hall in Coconut Grove. Southern Sol is scheduled to open Saturday, September 8, and will serve staples such as baked mac ‘n’ cheese, coleslaw, brown sugar baked beans, collard greens, buttery grits, cornbread, and barbecued faux meats and even drumsticks.
For those who eat with their eyes, Gourmet Temptations, a pastry boutique in Surfside with decor worthy of a Parisian postcard, is a charming destination for sugar-coated delights.
As Miami Spice continues, New Times is determined to find the absolute best places to dine among the 240-plus participating restaurants. Now we’re on to everyone’s favorite: comfort food. Choose from these five restaurants to indulge in double-patty burgers, fried chicken, jalapeño cheddar grits, and ice-cream cookie sundaes.
This Friday, the Miami Heat’s Udonis Haslem will open an Einstein Bros. Bagels in MiamiCentral, which serves Florida’s Brightline passengers.
Tacolandia, Miami New Times’ celebration of Miami’s taco scene, is set to return this November with a bigger and better fiesta. On Saturday, November 17, Soho Studios in Wynwood will host Tacolandia, presented by Goya, with unlimited taco samples from Miami’s favorite eateries.
If you’re hungry for pan-Asian cuisine — Korean barbecue bao buns, wild mushroom lo mein, and crispy pad thai — here are this year’s most tempting options.
La Centrale, the 6-month-old, 40,000-square-foot food hall in Brickell City Centre, might be the area’s most massive experiment in eating. Started by a group of New York investors and first planned for Bloomingdale’s flagship in New York City, it offers three stories filled with hundreds of types of Italian fare.
Captain Jim’s Seafood Market Restaurant, the much-missed eatery known for its fresh fish and stone crabs, has finally reopened at the same North Miami location it called home for years.
For foodies in the 305, August is the best month. It’s Miami Spice time, which means the city’s hottest eateries are offering special deals on their best dishes.
After several slated starts in 2017, downtown Miami’s Silverspot Cinema has finally opened. The upscale theater, which boasts 70,000 square feet and six floors, is located at Met Square and is the first of its kind in South Florida. Like at other luxury theaters, customers can enjoy amenities such…
Novecento is gearing up to open in Doral before summer’s end. In the meantime, the Argentine restaurant has rolled out a new brunch menu at its Aventura and Brickell locations. Novecento Brickell churns out French toast, bacon pancakes, and steak and eggs seven days a week. In…
While most Miami Spice participanting eateries are located in tourist-rich areas like Brickell and Miami Beach, Kendall and Doral are still represented with restaurants serving juicy steaks and succulent seafood. Instead of driving to the beach, why not explore one of these restaurants that offer a meal at the reduced price…
In Sunny Isles, Baleen Kitchen is now open inside the Sole on the Ocean hotel with a menu of meat, seafood, and comfort.
Milam’s Market, a family-owned Miami grocery-store chain, will open in the Village of Pinecrest this September, taking the place of a former Whole Foods Market at SW 117th Street and South Dixie Highway.
Of South Beach’s seemingly countless restaurants, an impressive 74 are participating in Miami Spice, with many serving up generous menus filled with succulent steaks and fresh seafood in elegant settings. Most restaurants have upped their game this year, with eateries like Red the Steakhouse hosting weekly themes and Jaya at…
There are 49 restaurants in downtown Miami and Brickell participating in Miami Spice, making these neighborhoods ripe for the picking.Though there are many good deals, some eateries stand out. Whether it be for a generous menu filled with opulent offerings or for an exciting ambiance, here are the five most intriguing choices.The two-month promotion, which lasts until the end of September, offers three-course menus at the reduced price of $23 for lunch and brunch, and $39 for dinner.
Vida & Estilo Restaurant Group and Alberto Cabrera, who ran the excellent but short-lived Little Bread in Little Havana, will reopen the small window and cafe at the former David’s Cafe Lincoln Road location toward the end of 2018, serving classic Cuban fare done right.
Lunch is an oasis, a respite from the insanity of the everyday. Its magic is felt in the deep calm washing over you during and after your meal. Europeans know how to do it. Many of them close up shop in the afternoon and then head to their favorite spot…
Coral Gables has 34 restaurants participating in Miami Spice, with the best menus by the City Beautiful’s most established names. This makes Miami Spice a wonderful way to reacquaint yourself with old friends. When was the last time you enjoyed the Caribbean-infused flavors of Ortanique or a bacon-infused chow-down at…
