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Eleventh Street Pizza serves up two kinds of pies that both are stellar representations of their pizza genres. While a monster slice of NYC-style pep does a great job soaking up late-night drinking, the finest things here are thick Sicilian slices, big towers of dough covered with cupped pepperoni, wild maitake mushrooms with caramelized onions and a Provencal number with roasted red onions, confit garlic and pepperoncini. Time Out tip: The Japanese milk bread garlic rolls are both sweet and savory, so much so that you’ll probably want a second order for dessert.
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Lowe Art Museum: Admission is always free Tucked away in University of Miami’s campus, the Lowe Art Museum opened in 1952 as Miami’s oldest museum and today holds an extensive collection of contemporary and ancient works across different cultures.
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So we recently visited the Sugar Factory and let me tell you, it was an absolute treat! 🍭 The ambiance was lively and fun, perfect for a sweet escape. The menu offered a wide variety of indulgent treats, from their famous goblet drinks to their mouthwatering desserts. 🍹🍰 The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The presentation of the dishes was top-notch, making it a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds. 😋 Overall, we highly recommend the Sugar Factory for anyone with a sweet tooth looking for a memorable dining experience!💛
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The Bass Museum Walk through Miami Beach’s one-of-a-kind contemporary art museum for free and from 2-4 p.m., participating in The Bass’ Family Day. The free program is created to engage families with children of all ages in activities through the arts. When: Free admission on the last Sunday of every month.
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The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables was built in 1926 by George Merrick, who is known as the founder of Coral Gables. After opening, the hotel quickly became a big deal, hosting fashion shows and galas, along with famous guests such as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Al Capone and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Ghost stories began when gangster Thomas "Fatty" Walsh was shot and killed at a party there in 1929. During World War II, the Biltmore was turned into a military hospital. Once the war was over, it continued being a hospital for veterans. It was then completely abandoned from 1968 to 1983. Its storied history of murder, hospital occupancy and its abandonment led a resident guest to tell ghost stories to visitors every Thursday night in the Biltmore’s lobby for 10 years.
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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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Wynwood is getting a disco-themed outdoor roller skating rink this fall The colorful pop-up includes skate rentals and the option to purchase cocktails and food. Starting Thursday, September 12, don your neon and head to Wynwood Skate, the only roller skating rink in Miami’s booming arts district. Nestled in the back of Wynwood Marketplace, the large outdoor rink is decked out in a colorful checkerboard pattern à la 1970s disco clubs. Adjacent to the Sip & Pickle pickleball courts, it’s encircled by street art-covered shipping containers and a handful of covered cabana lounges. Similar to Sip & Pickle, Wynwood Skate is open to all ages and skill levels. Since it’s located inside the Wynwood Marketplace, you’ll also find plenty of food and drink options, plus other on-site activities like ping pong, shopping from local vendors, DJs, big screen TVs for screening sports games and more.
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Unique thing to do in Miami: Watch a movie in 4DX at Regal Kendall Village 🍿🎥! This theater fully immerses you into whatever movie you’re watching. I watched Alien Romulus and the effects made it so much more scary 👻. Would you watch a movie in 4DX?
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White Rose “Specialty coffee, tattoo lobby, working lounge & lifestyle café.” There’s one thing for sure about White Rose: You won’t find another coffee shop like it. The space is also home to Ocho Placas Tattoo Company, The Betancourt Gallery and Palm Film Lab, so you’ll see plenty of creative types weaving in and out at any hour of the day. The coffee shop is a hotbed for local brands: you could grab pair a gold milk latte with a box of Milly’s Empanadas or your Espresso Fino pour over with cookies from local bakers. They do some serious coffee art here too, although the sweet tooths out there should order the cafe bombon, a double shot with condensed milk.
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Cafe Grumpy This female-owned company proudly roasts all its coffee beans in its Brooklyn roastery. Grumpy sources environmentally and socially responsible beans from Kenya, Honduras, Burundi, Guatemala and Colombia. First-timers should try its award-winning cold brew, which you can drink in-house and then buy to-go in either “Ready-to-Drink” or “Ready-to-Mix” bottles.
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Angelina's Eatery & Cafe Angelinas is Midtown’s neighborhood coffee shop, and a rebrand in 2022 brought on both a cleaner look and new menu to the space. Now, you can grab a delicious shakshuka with a drip coffee, or opt for other AM hits like avocado toast and sandwiches. It’s a great spot for a simple Sunday morning, a midweek break, or a quick cortado to go.
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Suite Habana Cafe Cuban coffee menus have gone largely unchanged in Miami for decades (Bustelo, white sugar, cow milk, you know the stuff). Suite Habana came onto the scene to change this. Owner Nayelis Delisle designed a blend based on memories of her sipping coffee with her abuela in post-revolution Cuba, sourcing beans from Brazil and Colombia to create a dark roast from memory. The espumita here is created with brown sugar, and you can get your cortados, cafe con leches (also iced!) with oat, almond or virtually any other kind of milk. The space is light and airy, filled with a healthy mix of friendly locals, curious travelers and yes, if you’re lucky, Joe Jonas.
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Magdalena Coffee & Houseplants This earthy and airy Edgewater café serves up ethically sourced roasts with a side of Caracas Bakery pastries, croissants and house plants. Their mission is to showcase the beauty of Latin America, sourcing their beans from Colombia and Honduras and serving them up as flavorful espressos, French presses, cappuccinos and more. Come for some conversation or to work for a few hours; the friendly staff makes you feel right at home.
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Pasta e Basta is a cozy Italian restaurant in Midtown that you already know we love. This time we stopped by to try their new brunch menu and we’re what you need to know 👇🍝 Their menu currently offers a variety of paninis and pasta trios, perfect for sharing and for those who always want a little bit of everything 👀 We kicked off our meal with the Panino Polpette e Mozzarella, but the Trio Romano stole the show. For $69 you get this pasta tower that includes Rigatoni Carbonara, Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe and Rigatoni Amatriciana. And the best part? You can now customize your own trio for $79. For dessert we had the Nutella crepes and the tiramisu which is always🔥 PS: If you’re brave enough to dine with a toddler they’ve got a kids menu too and a whole lot of patience ❤️
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Tinta y Café You can find everything we love about Coral Gables in Tinta y Café, which also has a location in Miami Shores. It’s quirky, local and deliciously Cuban, with a cozy midcentury vibe that’s both moody and light-filled. It’s also pretty laid-back and you can grab a legit Cuban coffee during the lunch rush without having to fight several elderly gentlemen, as well as delicious sandwiches that put a new spin on classics. Note: this is not the place to treat as your satellite office; there’s no wifi, and laptops are politely declined. This is, however, the perfect place to catch up with an old friend or take a break from the hustle.
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Savor a taste of Miami’s vibrant wine culture without breaking your budget at Cana Wine Shop on Coral Way. This cozy gem offers a selection of affordable, high-quality wines that cater to both casual sippers and connoisseurs alike. In the back of the shop, you can enjoy bites from nearby The Wagyu Bar/Meat N’ Bone as well as great wines by the glass that fit into any budget. Also, take advantage of their occasional tastings and specials that make exploring new wines even easier on your wallet. With an inviting atmosphere and knowledgeable staff ready to guide you to the perfect bottle, Cana is the ideal spot for a budget-friendly wine experience.
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At Fiola Miami, the marriage of exceptional food and wine is an art form. Their extensive, carefully curated wine list boasts a diverse selection of Italian and international labels, ensuring the ideal complement to your chosen pasta. Pastas can change, but if you spy the wagyu beef cappelletti or the caviar “carbonara” on the menu, make sure you order at least one of them (but ideally both). This is a fine dining establishment, so expect a hefty price tag, but it’s definitely worth splurging.
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Primo’s, located within the Doubletree Grand Hotel Biscayne Bay, offers a warm and inviting Italian dining experience. It’s perfect for a casual yet delicious meal with your in-laws. The ambiance is relaxed and comfortable, creating the ideal setting for a laid-back family gathering. The menu features classic Italian dishes prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients, from hearty pastas to flavorful pizzas; meat and seafood options are also plentiful. In fact, there’s a little bit of everything, and you really should try something from each section of the menu. As for this writer’s favorites, the rigatoni bolognese, the chicken parm, and the classic tiramisu make for a great dinner.
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For a contemporary and adventurous dining experience that will wow the in-laws, Kojin in Coral Gables is an excellent choice. This modern American restaurant with Japanese flair boasts a menu that’s both innovative and approachable, featuring dishes that showcase a masterful blend of fun flavors and textures. Because the kitchen loves to experiment, dishes are subject to change regularly, but you can’t go wrong with the chicken sando, the namesake Caesar salad, and the short rib off the a la carte menu. If you have the budget for it, opt for one of the tastings that will treat you to a feast of the senses.
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Entertaining your in-laws when they’re in town can be a daunting task—but it’s easy when you know the best restaurants around. Caracas Bakery in MiMo offers a delightful glimpse into Venezuelan cuisine. Start your day with their renowned cachitos, buttery croissants filled with savory ham and cheese, or indulge in the sweet pastries and empanadas that showcase the country’s vibrant culinary traditions. The spacious spot and friendly staff make this a welcoming place for families to gather and enjoy a taste of one of Miami’s best bakeries. Come early to beat the long lines, but even if you wake up late, it’s worth the wait.
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Smorgasburg Miami’s Foodie Field Day Get ready to feast and frolic at Smorgasburg Miami’s epic Foodie Field Day, the ultimate outdoor food extravaganza happening on August 17 in the heart of Wynwood. Teaming up with the churro maestros at Santo Dulce, this event promises a mouthwatering adventure from 2 to 10 p.m. Picture a playground of flavors from Smorgasburg’s top-notch vendors, where you can savor everything from mouth-watering street food to decadent desserts. Step into a churro-making masterclass with Santo Dulce and learn the secrets behind those crispy, sugary delights. Then take part in classic field day games, from sack races to tug-of-war, and explore a lineup of family-friendly activities that’ll keep everyone entertained. The best part is it’s all free and open to the public.
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Pinecrest Gardens Farmers Market With fresh produce, homemade jams, artisanal cheeses and more — all surrounded by botanical beauty — this long-running market is the place to be on any given Sunday. Named the best farmers’ market in Miami, check out all the local vendors selling everything from coffee to dog treats and then take a relaxing stroll through Pinecrest Gardens. When: Sundays, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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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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Vizcaya Village Farmers Market, Coconut Grove Can you think of a more idyllic location to spend the day getting your fresh produce? We can’t. Set against the gorgeous backdrop of Vizcaya’s estate, this farmers’ market takes place every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. On Sunday mornings you’ll not only get access to a wide selection of local vendors to shop for all your needs, but you’ll also get to explore The Village, a secret part of the famous estate that only opens to the public during market hours. When: Sundays, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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Zoo Miami Farmers Market The next time you plan a day out to the zoo, make it the first weekend of the month! Zoo Miami has partnered with Miami Friendors to welcome small local businesses specializing in baked goods, juices, jewelry, fashion, home decor and more to the grounds. Admission to the zoo comes at an additional cost, but access to the market is free. When: First and third Saturday & Sunday of the month, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Where: In the promenade leading up to the zoo gates.
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Miami Spice Dinner at Kissaki Yes, yes, y’all, the holy month for Miami foodies is finally here. August is when Miami Spice is in full swing, and this year many of our favorite restaurants are participating. Luckily, Kissaki is no exception. The South of Fifth Kaiseki restaurant is bringing the heat with its $45 3-course dinner menu. Starters include options like hamachi tiradito with serrano chilis and sudashi-soy or Chef’s signature 4-piece nigiri flight. For entrees, there’s miso black cod or wagyu fried rice topped with a poached egg. Then, for dessert, choose between bruleed torija, bourbon-spiked peach cobbler, or ice cream. We can’t wait. August 15.
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The most romantic restaurant in Miami: Boia De Real-life chef couple Luciana Giangrandi and Alex Meyer own and operate this cozy Little Haiti spot that oozes with charm. If your date doesn’t make you swoon, watching these two cook together will. Sit side by side at the counter while you slurp excellent fresh pasta together and trade sips of your organic wines. Bonus: The tightly edited menu keeps quarrelsome couples from agonizing over dishes they’ll both like.
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An ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ Drag Bingo Night Is Arriving To Wynwood! Sweetie darling! An “Absolutely Fabulous” themed bingo night is making its way to R House for an evening filled with glitz, glamour and absolute fabulousness. Inspired by the British comedy set in the world of fashion and PR in the 90s, the legendary Sandy Sanchez and Courtney Just – who star as the infamous Patsy and Edina – will be the evening’s hosts. Beginning 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 21, prepare for a night of great laughs, bingo fun and the chance to win some special prizes. Those who arrive early can refresh with half priced cocktails off the restaurant’s happy hour menu, including the Spritz Spritz Spritz, award-Winning La Reina Margarita and I Love Lychee.
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The Only Theater In Miami Where You Can Watch “Twisters” In 4DX. And if you haven’t experienced the immersive thrill for yourself, don’t fret! The film is returning to 4DX for one week only, starting August 30. And it won’t be the only disaster film on the bill — 1996’s “Twister” is getting the same treatment, making for an epic double feature! What is 4DX? Unlike your average theater experience, 4DX practically puts you in the film with the help of special effects. You’ll sit in a motion-enabled seat that will move you along with every twist (see what we did there) and turn on the screen. And when a tornado comes into frame, you’ll be met with wind, rain, fog and scents perfectly synced with the film. Basically, you’ll be storm chasing alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell!
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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.
Anonymous Recommendations in Palmetto Bay Near Miami
Looking for the best-kept secrets in Palmetto Bay? Kikihub's anonymous recommendations give you real insights from locals, minus the hype. Whether it's food, entertainment, or nightlife, we have the lowdown on all the trending spots. Dive into the local culture with authentic reviews and insider tips from those who know Palmetto Bay like the back of their hand.
Food and Dining: Local Gems for Every Palate
Palmetto Bay's food scene is a well-guarded secret among Miami locals. For a hearty breakfast, start your day at the Phở 18, a hidden gem that offers mouth-watering Vietnamese cuisine. Locals swear by the Phở Đặc Biệt, a noodle soup rich in flavor and tradition.
When it comes to lunch, look no further than the Golden Rule Barbecue. This quaint eatery serves up some of the best BBQ in the area; their pulled pork sandwiches and smoked brisket are to die for, according to countless local reviews. Vegan or vegetarian? The Sprouthouse offers an array of health-conscious dishes that pack a punch in both flavor and nutrition.
If you’re in the mood for dinner, head to Trattoria Luna. This cozy Italian restaurant offers authentic pasta dishes that transport you straight to Italy. Anonymous recommendations frequently mention their gnocchi ai quattro formaggi as a must-try. Date night? Evelyn’s Wine Bar is the perfect spot. The intimate atmosphere and wide selection of wines make it a favorite among couples and wine enthusiasts.
Entertainment: Activities and Events
For some laid-back outdoor fun, Coral Reef Park is a local favorite. Whether it’s kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying a picnic, this park offers an oasis of calm just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Miami. According to local reviews, the park’s fitness trails and casual leagues in soccer and Frisbee are highly recommended.
Palmetto Bay is also home to the Deering Estate, a historical preserve offering tours that grant a peek into Miami's rich history. Anonymous recommendations highlight the Full Moon Paddle event, which provides a mesmerizing view of Biscayne Bay under the moonlight—an unforgettable experience.
For a more cultured outing, check out the latest exhibitions at Thalatta Estate. Local insights suggest that this hidden gem often hosts art shows and cultural events that fly under the radar but are rich in local talent and creativity.
Nightlife: Hidden Hotspots
The nightlife in Palmetto Bay is a mix of laid-back bars and energetic clubs. One standout spot is the Tavern Room, known for its craft cocktails and live jazz music on weekends. If you’re a fan of craft beer, locals highly recommend a visit to The Craft Taproom. Their rotating selection of local brews means there’s always something new to try.
For a more relaxed evening, Hemingway’s is the place to be. This speakeasy-themed bar offers a clandestine vibe perfect for enjoying a quiet drink. According to anonymous recommendations, their Old Fashioned and atmosphere are top-notch.
For those who enjoy dancing, Palmetto Bay also has some hidden gems. The Keys Club is a local favorite for its energetic dance floor and Latin music nights. Local reviews highlight the friendly atmosphere and skilled DJs who know how to keep the party going.
Local Insights: Where the Locals Hang Out
Palmetto Bay’s local culture is rich with community-driven events and gathering spots. The Farmers Market at Coral Reef Park is a beloved Sunday tradition for many residents. Local reviews emphasize the fresh produce, homemade pastries, and artisanal crafts that make this market a weekend staple.
For a unique shopping experience, visit the Old Cutler Village. Anonymous recommendations suggest that this charming collection of boutiques and antique shops is perfect for finding unique treasures and gifts. It’s also a fantastic place to mingle with locals who can offer real-time insights and trending suggestions.
Another unmissable spot is the Fruit & Spice Park. Local insights praise the variety of fruits and educational tours that highlight South Florida’s agricultural heritage. Pick your own tropical fruit and learn about native plants—a delightful way to spend an afternoon.
Trending Suggestions: What’s Hot Right Now
The latest trending suggestion in Palmetto Bay is the pop-up dining experience, "Secret Supper Club." These exclusive events are hosted at undisclosed locations and feature menus curated by local chefs. Anonymous recommendations note that the element of surprise and high-quality dishes make it a thrilling culinary adventure.
Yoga enthusiasts should check out the new outdoor yoga classes at Bill Sadowski Park. According to local reviews, these sessions offer a peaceful escape to reset both body and mind, with a backdrop of lush greenery and the occasional sight of native wildlife.
For craft lovers, the Art and Sip workshops at Thalatta Estate are currently trending. Combining art classes with wine tasting, these events are a hit among locals looking for a creative way to unwind. Local insights emphasize the friendly atmosphere and skillful instructors.
