SOBEWFF 2018: Alex Guarnaschelli Does It All, From Kid to Kitchen

It’s easy to assume Alex Guarnaschelli is superhuman. After all, the celebrity chef is a regular judge on TV’s Chopped and Beat Bobby Flay, a frequent contributor on national morning shows, a cookbook author, the executive chef of Butter in New York City, and the mother of 10-year-old Ava.

Aubi & Ramsa Offers Spirited Treats in the Design District

Across a wooden bar, against a wall of spirits, Matias Aubi looks like any other bartender ready to listen to your woes and make you a drink. But the former advertising exec won’t be serving your favorite cocktail in a glass but rather in a scoop, with one of his and partner Rafa Ramsa’s boozy ice-cream concoctions.

JoJo Tea Plans Nationwide Expansion With Focus on Sustainable Farming

High-school-pals-turned-tea-men Tico Aran and Michael Ortiz want to make the world a better place with tea. For the past year, the two guys behind JoJo Tea have been striving toward that goal three days a week inside their ascetic, tea-tasting speakeasy on Le Jeune Road. The $25 tea experience provides a moment of pause in an otherwise overwhelming world.

Norman Van Aken’s Three Opens for Brunch in Wynwood

Three, Norman Van Aken’s new restaurant inside the Wynwood Arcade, is now open for Sunday brunch. The James Beard Award-winning chef, considered the founding father of New World cuisine, opened the space this past November. Along with it came No. 3 Social, Wynwood’s first rooftop bar and lounge…

January 2018 Miami Restaurant Openings and Closings

Miami’s winter months are usually a hotbed of activity for restaurant openings and the first month of January proved no exception. Over a dozen notable openings occurred including Daniel Boulud’s Boulud Sud and Michael Schwartz’s Amara at Paraiso. The venerable Miami chef and James Beard winner also celebrated the opening…

Facebook Live: Dewey LoSasso Plays Tom Petty Guitar for DASH School Benefit

Dewey LoSasso is one of Miami’s most beloved chefs, but what many Miamians don’t know is that he’s also an accomplished guitarist.The chef, who loves to make music as much as a great dish, will participate in Taste of Design in the Design District’s Paradise Plaza on Friday, January 26, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. to benefit Miami’s Design and Architecture Senior High School (DASH).

Instagrammer Documents Mar-a-Lago Caviar Served With Plastic Spoons

An Instagrammer’s weekend at Mar-a-Lago, deemed the “Winter White House” by some, was apparently spoiled when she was offered caviar with plastic spoons, thereby proving what most of the world already knows: Donald Trump wouldn’t know true luxury if it slapped him with an Hermès Birkin bag.

Fontainebleau’s Aged Beef Costs Hundreds but Is Worth It

Hidden from the glittering chandeliers of the Fontainebleau Miami Beach’s lobby, almost $2 million worth of high-grade beef slowly decomposes each year. Find it by escaping the hotel’s foyer through a camouflaged door and descending a short staircase into a hallway with piping and wires running overhead. Snaking through the…

New Times‘ Out to Brunch Early-Bird Tickets on Sale Now

Miamians have a love affair with brunch. After all, it’s the one time during our busy week that we can meet friends over delicious food and a few drinks.If brunching has become something akin to a “sport”, then New Times’ Out to Brunch is its championships.