Restaurants

Julieanna Goddard, AKA Miami influencer YesJulz, a juice-bar pop-up — and big plans.

Openings include the Oasis in Wynwood and Strawberry Moon, a rose-tinged eatery in the Goodtime Hotel in Miami Beach.

A massive farmers’ market, an oasis in Wynwood, a juice bar in Miami Beach, vegan paradise, and more.

Source Market & Table offers local produce, niche products, and pantry staples like beans and oats.

Mango’s Tropical Cafe celebrates its 30th anniversary in Miami Beach.

South Florida’s largest food hall is now open in Delray Beach, with nearly two dozen food and beverage concepts.

In a recent Yelp review, a customer compared Wicked Bread Co.’s cinnamon bread to Knaus Berry Farm rolls.

A new memoir and a special dinner pay tribute to Hy Vong, the restaurant that introduced Miamians to Vietnamese cuisine in the 1980s.

A retro diner, a dumpling house, a sushi bar, an ice cream shop, and more.

Take your mom out to brunch for Mother’s Day.

Louis Randazzo wants Miami to fall in love with the Tampa Cuban sandwich.

Ed Forchion, better known as marijuana activist NJWeedman, is opening a lounge in Wynwood — and shooting a reality show about it.

Pharrell Williams teams up with David Grutman for a Goodtime and reggaton star Nicky Jam serves brunch.

Miamians into food and pop culture can now order tortas from Mario Lopez and cookies from Mariah Carey.

Miami celebrates several new arrivals this week.

Coconut Grove’s beloved Sandbar Sports Grill reopens after fire damage shut it down in 2020.

Led by the Coyo Taco team, Moxy Miami South Beach’s many food and beverage options marry Mexico with local and Caribbean flavors.

Hapa Kitchen & Eatery, Layla, Shelter Wynwood, and the rest of the best.

Derek Fleming had a specific moment in mind when it came to the design of Red Rooster Miami.

As Miamians detect a glimmer of light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, restaurants in the area continue to open at a feverish pace.

Major Food Group, the New York-based restaurant company behind Carbone, hopes lightning will strike twice in Miami.

Miami’s restaurant scene is on fire, including local chefs opening new spots or expanding their culinary empires.