Indian food will get a new Miami home in Midtown with the opening of Maska, a new concept with an extensive menu and beverage list. The restaurant is the work of Miami-based real estate developer Shamsu Lalani and his partner Pravin Mascarenhas, who operated restaurants in New York for seven years…
Around 1 a.m. one night in November 2010, Roberto Gonzalez was on his way home from the Caracas restaurant where he worked when he noticed a truck’s headlights lingering too close for too long. He hit the gas and began rushing through the roller coaster of hilly roads surrounding the…
The 15-year-old Washington, D.C.-based Italian restaurant Sette Osteria is now open in Wynwood with a new Saturday and Sunday brunch, complete with $15 bottomless beverages, Nutella flatbreads, and egg and bacon burgers.
From December 14 through December 23, the Salty Donut will celebrate its third anniversary with the launch of Birthday Behavior, a limited-edition birthday-inspired doughnut.
Novecento will debut its fourth location, in Doral, with an entirely new interior design, along with a refreshed menu and cocktail program.
If you were in Wynwood this past weekend, you might have noticed a lush space on NW Second Avenue surrounded by cacti. Bakan soft-opened during Miami Art Week, serving up a limited menu. Today, the restaurant, offering authentic food from several regions in Mexico, opens officially,
An overwhelming joy hides in a wide bowl of crushed ice adorned with an ounce of caviar, three of the vivid red Spanish shrimp called carabineros, buttery slices of hamachi lounging in rosewater, and sweet, slightly briny sea scallops spritzed with lime and fresh coconut milk. Such delights don’t come…
When it opens next summer, Punch Bowl Social will take up the entire first floor of the Wynwood Garage.
Art Basel and Miami Art Week are as well known for their commercialism as their art. Artists are sponsored by large corporations, and exhibits are branded by booze companies, while people clamor to be placed on the guest lists of parties sponsored by big names like Louis Vuitton and Bacardi.
Here are the five best places to brunch the next time you’re in Miami Beach.
Starbucks continues its path toward world domination with the imminent opening of a new Midtown Miami location.Signs are up at the first floor of the new Hyde Midtown Condominium announcing that the Seattle-based coffee giant is coming soon.
Earlier this week Cake opened a stall inside of Wynwood’s 1-800-Lucky food hall dishing out southern Thai street food. The new stall replaces Coyo Taco co-owner and chef Scott Linquist’s Les Bahn Amis that specialized in Vietnamese sandwiches.
Doral’s dining and entertainment scene has a new addition: the rock and roll-themed bar and restaurant Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen. It’s a lively place with elevated pub fare, craft cocktails, and live musical performances.
This is the time when Miami heats up. Tourists flock to our beaches and Art Basel attracts an internationally diverse crown in town for art and parties. Traditionally, it’s a good time for restaurants to open their doors in anticipation for season. The most notable November openings belong to Swan and Bar Bevy — both sharing a building in the Design District. A collaboration between nightlife honcho-turned-restaurateur David Grutman and musician/producer Pharrell Williams, Swan is a sophisticated eatery decked out in rose-colored hues, while Bar Bevy is a lush drinking den that calls to mind a night in North Africa.
Many Wynwood restaurants open their doors early on the weekends to serve eggs, pancakes, and bottomless cocktails. If you’re looking for a place to brunch this weekend, here are the five best options.
Making the rounds at South Florida restaurants and food festivals, you’re likely to hear the name L’Artisane Creative Bakery more than once.
Acclaimed chef José Andrés has won many accolades for his culinary expertise. Now, he may receive one of the world’s greatest honors — and it’s for being a human.
Fireman Derek’s pies have become so popular they’re almost a Miami tourist attraction. Pass by the little Wynwood bakery and you’re bound to see a line of people waiting to get a slice of Derek Kaplan’s key lime or crack pies (named for its addictive quality).
Over the last year José Ramírez-Ruiz, the chef-owner of Brooklyn’s now-closed, Michelin-starred vegetable-forward restaurant Semilla, quietly moved to Miami and worked a corporate consulting job as he conceptualized his next endeavor. Last week, he quit that job to throw himself headlong into his next project: a Miami-based evolution of Semilla using a palette of ingredients previously unseen in the tasting menus that regularly drew crowds to his 465-square-foot restaurant.
Donna Mare in the Cadillac Hotel pays homage to Italy’s classic comfort food.
When Time Out Market opens off Lincoln Road in February 2019, some of Miami’s most beloved chefs will operate kitchens under one roof, including Norman Van Aken, Jeremy Ford, and Giorgio Rapicavoli.
From the Aventura Mall and Downtown Dadeland, to Lincoln Road and the Design District, here are five restaurants worth losing a few hours of shopping for.
