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Hello, I'm planning on visiting Miami in January for a rest/relaxation-type trip (not a partier; not a drinker). I'll be alone, and I'm a young Asian female (visiting from Canada). I'll be staying in South Beach. Should I be super concerned about safety as a solo female? I won't be out late at night, but I might have a couple of earlier mornings (~6AM) where I have to walk a few minutes to get somewhere. I keep to myself when I travel (not interested in meeting new people).
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What better way to do that than exploring the many fun and festive things going on in Miami this year? Spend a luminous night at NightGarden! One of the many spectacular light shows you’ll find around Miami this time of year is Fairchild’s NightGarden. This unmissable celebration of light takes over the 23-acre botanic gardens annually, transforming it into an enchanting wonderland filled with technicolor flowers, rainbow-colored pathways, motion sensing technology and outdoor holograms.
Ms. SoFlo
New NY Style Pizza next to FIU: Golden Lizzard Pizza took over the old Rey’s Pizza and they’re serving huge slices and pies 🍕. They’re also open until 2am Fridays and Saturdays 🌙. Here’s what I recommend: •🍕 Margherita Stracciatella slice $6.25 ($0.50 for hot honey add on) •🧡 Vodka Pesto slice 5.25 •❤️ 20” Pepperoni pie w complementary side of hot honey $32
Marlee Lewin
Pastis Miami is all the French we need in Wynood. Tucked away in its own little outdoor paradise they offer a range of classic french dishes with my favorite being the Pâté de Campagne. Never settle for anything less than an evening of great company, profiteroles and martinis, ma chère. 🍸
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The Oldest House In Miami The Barnacle, a real historical jewel in the heart of Coconut Grove, is one of the oldest buildings in Miami-Dade County standing in its original location! Today, the Barnacle Historic State Park is a popular spot for both history enthusiasts and those looking for a beautiful view. It is open to the public, offering a unique experience to go back in time to the history of Coconut Grove and all of South Florida. Aside from guided tours, there are concerts, yoga classes, movie screenings, picnic dates and more events to choose from at the site. Or you can simply lay back on the lawn and enjoy the same view as Munroe did with his family back in the early 1900s. The Barnacle Society Inc., a nonprofit volunteer organization, works all year to set up fun programming and preserve the historic state park.
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Redland Market Village, Homestead Located in Princeton, Redland Market Village’s permanent market is the perfect spot to get all your produce right from the source. Here, you’ll find plenty of fruit and veggies from nearby farms as well as local produce such as lychees and starfruit. Plus there’s a plant nursery, artisan market and fish market open all year round — literally everything you could possibly need. When: Saturdays & Sundays, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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This curated vintage shop doubles as Miami’s coolest new community space! Local fashionistas, design enthusiasts and the vintage-curious seemingly can’t get enough pre-loved pieces. Whether you’re active on Depop or a regular at the Magic City Flea, there’s no denying the magic of finding a nostalgic treasure that speaks to you, and it’s this very magic that inspired Memento Assemblage. On the outskirts of Midtown and the Design District, Memento Assemblage is redefining the concept of vintage shopping. Seamlessly blending the art of collecting and connecting, this intimate space isn’t just about selling vintage, it’s about creating a community.
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Books & Books is a beloved independent shop stocked with bestsellers but also lots of small publishers. You can rely on their knowledgeable employees to guide you through the store’s vast selection of books and to help you select your next page-turner. In need of a last-minute gift for someone of any age? Books & Books has quite a range of options, from fun notebooks to swanky coffee table books. And don’t forget to check out the kids’ section upstairs while you’re at it.
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If you are looking for a secluded island in Miami to spend the day and disconnect, then here is one of my favorite spots! The Picnic Islands are a small group of islands within the city of Miami. They are located just north of Biscayne Island in Biscayne Bay, just east offshore from the Edgewater and Upper Eastside districts of the city. The islands are uninhabited, but several of the group have beaches where boaters and picnickers frequent. They are generally named for the mainland city parks that they are located next to in the bay. The southernmost one is Pace Picnic Island, located off Pace Park. There are also Morningside Picnic Islands Park and Legion Picnic Islands Park located directly off of Morningside Bayfront Park and Legion Park, respectively.
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Knaus Berry Farm has earned quite a reputation for its sweet cinnamon buns, so much so that fans usually line up for hours to get their hands on some. And yes, waiting in that line is an essential thing to do. Cinnamon rolls aren’t the farm’s only draw — they also serve delicious milkshakes and you can also pick your own strawberries to take home. And keep in mind that they only take cash!
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Lincoln Road Farmers’ Market Before big-name stores and theaters commanded Lincoln Road, the pedestrian mall was well known for its weekend farmers market. Over the years, this small operation has grown from a few tables on the eastern end of the strip to a large fair that stretches nearly the entire length of the road. Find produce, housewares, fresh-cut flowers and specialty items like artisanal bread and homemade jams available all throughout. Though open year-round, the farmers’ market is at its most magical when it coincides with the Lincoln Road Antiques & Collectibles Market, which happens every other Sunday between October and May. When to go: Sundays 9am–6pm
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State of Kid Miami A stylish spot for drop-in classes with your littles, this young, mom-owned business has already sprouted three locations throughout Miami-Dade, offering options from pregnancy to playtime with prenatal classes, mommy and me activities and enrichment for children up to age five. There’s also a retail boutique attached to each location with fashion finds perfect for your mini-me. With a range of classes including music, tumbling, ballet, cooking, art and jiu-jitsu, there’s something for any kid to get excited about. Parents feel welcome in the clean and upscale stores, and the locations also offer mini-camps during summer and school breaks, plus customizable birthday party packages.
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MIAMI’S BEST RESTAURANT WITH “AMBIENTE” Where the vibe is more important but the food is still good The iconic NYC staple, Pastis, expanded its presence from the Meatpacking District to the vibrant neighborhood of Wynwood. The restaurant stays true to its New York roots, offering the same menu filled with classic Parisian bistro-style dishes and an incredible ambiance that won’t make you feel like you’re in Miami. You’re heading here for a chic lunch or dinner and sitting at their gorgeous outdoor patio decorated with ceiling fans, red patio umbrellas, and twinkly lights. We’d start with some drinks (of course), if you’re a spritz person looking to relax, start your meal with their St. Tropez Spritz made with St. Germain, lemon, aperitif, sparkling wine, and strawberries. But if you’ve had a long day (or week) then kick off your meal with a tiny Le Petit Pickle martini. As for the food, we like to start with a few hors d’oeuvres for the table. We usually go for the Tuna Carpaccio with lemon vinaigrette, Escargots with garlic-parsley butter, Onion Soup, and Crispy Artichokes with garlic aioli. Moving on to the entrées we love their Chicken Paillard with almonds and picholine olives, and we always love to get an order of the Moules Frites with white wine and garlic for the table (don’t forget to dip the bread in the sauce). If you still have a little room, the grand finale is the airy Profiteroles, delicately filled with velvety smooth vanilla ice cream, and generously drizzled with warm chocolate sauce.
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Miami's Faena Theater has put a fresh spin on its avant-garde cabaret, “Allura,” with a new performance titled “Ascension.” Futurism, fashion, seduction, and high-performance technology all converge into an ethereal and exhilarating voyage through the infinite paths of space and time existing all at once and coming to life right on the Faena Theater stage. New York singer Rocky Lanes stars as master of ceremonies, leading showgoers through a series of spicy vignettes with aerial acts, acrobats, killer live music and a hint of naughty antics. “Ascension” shows on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Get there early to check out Faena’s incredible public art, including murals by Argentinian artist Juan Gatti and Damien Hirst’s famous wooly mammoth.
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Art Deco Historic District Miami Ice cream cone pastels, geometric lines and curves, chrome accents and decorative fountains are just a few characteristics that distinguish the iconic buildings of Miami Beach’s Art Deco Historic District. Miami has the highest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the world, and their preservation has saved the South Beach skyline from becoming a canyon of condos. Amazingly, these buildings were nearly destroyed by developers in the early 1970s. Today, a number of the best Miami hotels, and even some South Beach clubs, have maintained their beautiful façades and historical designation.
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The best karaoke in Miami to find your five minutes of fame: Gramps Bar This eclectic Wynwood watering hole has everything you need: a solid happy hour, cold drinks, air conditioning and fun programming — especially on Monday Fundays, when karaoke and comedy night take place. Let's Sang is a neighborhood staple, and host Tony Pizzicatio sets the stage for you to sing those funky tunes that never quite found their way onto the radio.
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Baia Beach Club, the tropical waterfront oasis located at the iconic Mondrian South Beach. Guests can choose from a divine selection of Summery, tequila-based cocktails such as the Among the Stars, a subtle yet fruity mixture of Don Julio Blanco, passion fruit puree, yellow peppers & hints of lime or the Day Off, a harmonious blend of Dobel Tequila, Chopin, Brugal 1888, #3 Gin, Luxardo, Apricot, Mango Puree, Lime & fresh berries.
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Ironside Pizza Miami is perfect spot for a sun-soaked lunch with family, friends or solo. Wood fired Neapolitan Restaurant in the Upper Eastside of Miami 🍕🍝 Besides pizza, this gem offers panini, salads, and a few other delights. From timeless classics to inventive specialties, we've got something to satisfy every craving.
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Miami: Everglades National Park Airboat Tour & Wildlife Show Experience South Florida's premier Everglades and alligator adventure. Take an educational and exciting airboat tour of the National Park and join a wildlife show to see a baby gator. Take an educational and exciting airboat tour of the Everglades National Park Spot alligators, turtles, and a variety of birds that are only found here Snap a photo with Jaws the famous gator Enjoy a wildlife show that features alligator wrestling techniques used by the Native Americans Try specialties like alligator tail and alligator sausage at the restaurant
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Raccoon Island: Exploration on SUP/Kayak from Miami! Explore the South Florida ecosystems and take photos with raccoons on Sandspur Island on a tour in North Miami Beach. Kayak through the blue waters and relax on the beach while enjoying fresh fruit. Meet on the dock behind Dezer Building. There will be a guide to meet you in the SIDE PARKING LOT to take you back to the dock.
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Head to a Copa América watch party in Miami If you won’t be making it to the Hard Rock Stadium for the final, there’s still plenty of venues in Miami putting on the match on their big screens. Check out the best watch parties going on this weekend in Miami to make sure you don’t miss any of the game day action! Here’s where you can watch the Copa América in Miami: 1. Clevelander South Beach 2. Wynwood Marketplace 3. Miami Beach Bandshell
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Spanning over 10,000-square-feet, the Astra Roof Garden in Wynwood is spacious and impressive, and just about as close to the Greek Islands as you can get in Miami. Equipped with both dining tables and more comfy lounge sofas, here you are surrounded with lush Mediterranean plants and some fantastic and unobstructed views over the Miami skyline. Open nightly for Greek and Mediterranean inspired F&B and a vibrant atmosphere, during Sunday's the vibes start early with a bottomless Miami rooftop brunch. Expect a mix of Oysters, Fried Calamari, Eggs Benedict, Mojito Pitchers and live DJs/entertainment. And try to stick around until sunset, as it is something special from the Astra rooftop.
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Thing to do in Miami: The Calle Ocho Experience. A private tour around Little Havana with Cuban food, Cuban ice cream, Cuban cigars and even a cafecito-making lesson? That’s about as Miami as it gets. The Calle Ocho Experience reveals the neighborhood’s authentic side, highlighting local favorites and the flavors of Cuba. Soak up some sun in Domino Park, explore the Latin Walk of Fame and more during this vibrant, all-ages tour that includes coffee, a light lunch and tons of fascinating Miami history.
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Spanning over 10,000-square-feet, the Astra Roof Garden in Wynwood is spacious and impressive, and just about as close to the Greek Islands as you can get in Miami! Equipped with both dining tables and more comfy lounge sofas, here you are surrounded with lush Mediterranean plants and some fantastic and unobstructed views over the Miami skyline. Open nightly for Greek and Mediterranean inspired F&B and a vibrant atmosphere, during Sunday's the vibes start early with a bottomless Miami rooftop brunch. Expect a mix of Oysters, Fried Calamari, Eggs Benedict, Mojito Pitchers and live DJs/entertainment. And try to stick around until sunset, as it is something special from the Astra rooftop.
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Miami Beach Launches New Water Taxi Service to the Magic City! Еhe City of Miami Beach and Poseidon Ferry will launch a new one-year water taxi pilot program to transport passengers between Miami Beach and Miami — aiming to ease traffic congestion between the two cities. The service will begin at the north side of Maurice Gibb Memorial Park (18 Street and Purdy Avenue, Miami Beach) and end at the Venetian Marina & Yacht Club (1635 N Bayshore Drive, Miami). The purpose of this cross-bay water taxi service is to provide commuters with a public transportation option to help decongest our roadways and help the city meet its long-term strategic goal of becoming less car-centricю The water taxi will operate daily from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. except during the hours of 2-3 p.m. to accommodate a shift change. The vessel will depart from Maurice Gibb Memorial Park every hour on the half hour commencing at 7:30 a.m. and will depart the Venetian Marina & Yacht Club every hour on the hour starting at 8 a.m. The trip takes approximately 18 minutes each way.
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EAST Miami On the top and 40th floor of EAST Miami you find the highest rooftop bar in the city, called Sugar. And while the hotel's rooftop pool is not as high, it still offers an impressive setting. Found on the 5th floor, the Pool & Deck is a tropical oasis for guests staying at the hotel from sunrise to sunset. Equipped with several small pools and one larger, comfy sunbeds and orange umbrellas, the terrace is a perfect spot to enjoy relaxing Miami days. Apart from getting some well-deserved rest under a palm tree, you can also indulge in a menu filled with refreshing beverages and tantalizing snacks from the signature eatery Quinto La Huella.
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Gale South Beach Miami Located just a block away from the sea, this spacious rooftop offers 5,000 square feet of tastefully furnished terrace, ready to welcome you day and night. The Gale South Beach offers hotel guests a lovely pool area, with one of Miami's best rooftop pools, comfy sun loungers, private cabanas, and a well-stocked bar in which you can find all kinds of delicious drinks. You can also enjoy Italian bites from the ground floor restaurant. Framed by black marble and heated, the rooftop pool offers a setting really suiting the terrace, which is filled with a comy and harmonius atmosphere. A true oasis from the busy streets below. From time to time, the Gale South Beach rooftop is also available to the public, when the fantastic ground floor cocktail bar The Regent Cocktail Club host open-air rooftop events.
Discover Local Information in South Miami
South Miami, a charming neighborhood nestled just southwest of downtown Miami, is brimming with hidden gems and local secrets that make it a captivating destination for residents and visitors alike. Unveil the best-kept secrets of this vibrant community by exploring our in-depth guide, created to provide you with all the essential local information and anonymous insights you need.
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South Miami is renowned for its strong sense of community, reflected through numerous events and social gatherings throughout the year. From farmers’ markets featuring local produce to art festivals showcasing regional talent, there’s always something happening to bring people together. Check out Kikihub for real-time updates and anonymous recommendations on the best community events you shouldn’t miss. Locals often share lesser-known events and tips on how to make the most of your experience, offering you a more personalized connection to the community.
Travel Recommendations for South Miami
If you're planning a visit to South Miami, getting travel recommendations straight from the locals can dramatically enhance your experience. From scenic parks like Dante Fascell Park to off-the-beaten-path coffee shops and eateries, the neighborhood offers a variety of attractions that cater to different tastes. Use Kikihub to ask for anonymous travel tips, such as the best time to visit to avoid crowds or the most picturesque spots for photography. Locals on the platform are often quick to share their favorite walking trails, secret lookout points, and even the best places to catch the sunset.
Dining and Nightlife: Real Opinions and Reviews
South Miami boasts an eclectic mix of dining options and a vibrant nightlife scene. From hole-in-the-wall eateries to upscale dining establishments, the neighborhood has something for every palate. Rather than relying solely on mainstream reviews, turn to Kikihub for honest, anonymous opinions on where to eat. Locals often share their candid experiences, whether it’s a must-try dish at a new restaurant or a hidden bar with the best cocktails. These real opinions can help you discover culinary delights and nightlife spots that you might otherwise overlook.
Neighborhood Highlights and Hidden Gems
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Kikihub serves as your go-to resource for authentic local information about South Miami. By facilitating anonymous chats and community discussions, the platform helps you tap into the collective knowledge and experiences of those who know the area best. Whether you're a resident looking to deepen your connection with the community or a visitor eager to experience the real South Miami, Kikihub offers a unique and invaluable perspective.
Connecting with locals anonymously allows you to ask questions and get answers without any pressure, making it easier to find out what makes South Miami truly special. Dive into the vibrant life of this neighborhood and make lasting memories with the help of genuine insights and real opinions shared by the people who live it every day.
