Antonio Bachour Opening Downtown Doral Restaurant and Bakery
Pastry chef Antonio Bachour is adding to Doral’s ever-growing culinary landscape when he opens a restaurant in Downtown Doral.
Pastry chef Antonio Bachour is adding to Doral’s ever-growing culinary landscape when he opens a restaurant in Downtown Doral.
Three has announced it has parted ways with co-founder, Norman Van Aken. The decision was made by the venerable chef so he can focus on other projects.
Drink Miami Hostel’s bartenders create new and unexpected ways to use their favorite spirits.
Miami’s dining scene exploded in May, when several of the city’s best chefs opened much-anticipated eateries. Brad Kilgore’s Ember debuted in the Design District, and Coconut Grove saw the addition of Michael Schwartz’s Tigertail + Mary. Sadly, the city lost several fine establishments, including the Wynwood Yard and Soyka. This month, Miami looks forward to the opening of Spanglish by Cocktail Cartel and Giorgio Rapicavoli, as well as Boia De, by the owners of La Pollita.
The Miami hospitality community once again has lost one of its own. Benjamin Carlotto, 44, passed away May 23. The city’s bar community has taken to social media to mourn the loss. Cocktail Cartel’s Hector Acevedo posted, “I’m mourning and celebrating the time we shared together. Your life was a gift to the world. We talked about a future together. Dear brother, your memory will never fade. Rest In Peace.”
Drink Miami Hostel returns to the Freehand with over 50 different brands.
It was one day before April Fool’s, but this was no prank. Around 7 p.m. March 31, 2012, the Miami Entertainment Complex on NW 14th Street was filled with smoke. Chefs from about 30 restaurants had fired up grills inside the giant warehouse for a burger event called the Grind…
Cibo Wine Bar closed its South Beach location, serving its last glass of wine this past Sunday night. The bar opened back in 2013 in the tony South of Fifth neighborhood and quickly because a go-to spot for both well-heeled residents of nearby condos and tourists — all drawn to…
Honeybee Doughnuts is poised to open a second shop at the Falls Shopping Center.The first Honeybee Doughnuts opened in South Miami almost exactly three years ago with owner Karen Muirhead, a corporate executive with a dream, decided to finally open a small shop featuring baked good made with buttermilk, honey, and organic butter in many recipes. “That really makes them amazing,” she says. “It makes a difference in how things are going to taste. I’m trying to go for the highest-quality ingredients possible.”
One of Miami’s most iconic restaurants has announced its closing date. Soyka, one of the first eateries in Miami to open north of the Design District, will shut its doors after dinner service Thursday, May 30, closing the books on restaurateur Mark Soyka’s eponymous dining concept.
Downtown Miami is becoming a mecca for good food and drink. The fast-developing area will soon boast establishments from some of Miami’s favorite culinary and cocktail wizards, according to Miami real estate publication The Real Deal.
Michael Schwartz has announced a new concept, opening in Coconut Grove. Tigertail + Mary will open May 2019. Named for the corner on which it will reside, the restaurant will offer what is described in a press release as “fresh, vegetable-forward American cooking.” Though New Times hasn’t seen the menu,…
This year’s Rum Renaissance Festival filled the historic Coral Gables Woman’s Club will fans of the spirit. Though rum is usually associated with sipping cocktails under swaying palm trees in the Caribbean, the United States is home to some wonderful rums. From Tennessee whiskey country to Islamorada, here are some fine domestic rums to try.
Brad Kilgore’s much-awaited Design District eatery is set to debut next week. When Ember opens Friday, May 24, it will be a departure of sorts from the culinary style most recently associated with the James Beard Award nominee. The American bistro will offer wood-fired dishes, smoke-laden meats, pastas, and shared…
Attention, all coffee-loving Instagrammers. If you’ve ever wanted to post the perfect photo of you and your morning pick-me-up, Dunkin’ is here with a limited-edition nail polish collaboration.
Today, June 15, officially marks the end to another stone crab season. The harvest ends today, with May 16 closing out the season, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.
Cows are crying tears of relief all over South Florida because Burger King’s meat-free Impossible Whopper is available in Miami starting today.
New Times Brew at the Zoo is Saturday.
Thursday Rachel Hollis is one bad-ass mama. The New York Times best-selling author and motivational speaker has helped countless ladies get pumped and find happiness through her classic read, Girl, Wash Your Face. Now she’s back with a new book, Girl, Stop Apologizing, and she’s venturing to Miami to discuss…
In the past few weeks, two high-profile chefs with a Miami presence have announced the closing of their respective eateries.
If you see an Airstream trailer bopping across Miami with a familiar face on the side, stop and say hello to Miami’s own Ralph Pagano.
Sunday afternoon, as thousands of people gathered at the Wynwood Yard to celebrate both its last day and Cinco de Mayo, a massive storm threatened to put a damper on the festivities.