This Sunday, April 14, the final season of Game of Thrones will premiere. The hit HBO series, which debuted in April 2011, will (let’s hope) answer who will finally take their seat on the Iron Throne. The show has garnered legions of viewers who pledge their allegiance to the house of Stark, Targaryen, or even Lannister.
This Saturday, get ready to brunch hard at New Times’ Out to Brunch. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Design District’s Jungle Plaza will transform into a swanky soiree filled with free-flowing mimosas, a bloody mary bar, and delicious food. Thirteen stations will serve beverages such as wine by…
One of Miami’s most venerable establishments is closing for a refresh. The Forge will temporarily close for renovation, owner Shareef Malnik announced today. The kitchen will be revamped and the dining room design will change. In addition, the Forge brand will undergo an “overall brand…
It’s about 5 p.m. and Richard Branson is visibly tired. The owner of Virgin Airlines, Virgin Hotels, and Virgin Galactic — to name a few of his hundreds of enterprises — has just officially announced the transformation of the Brightline to Virgin Trains USA. The 68-year-old spent the entire day holding pressers…
If the man in the picture looks familiar, it’s because he bears an uncanny resemblance to his son, Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade.
Trader Joe’s — the tropical grocer with a loyal fan base — has finally announced its imminent opening in Miami Beach. News that the vacation-themed market would open in South Beach broke two years ago. Initially, the store was slated to open at the end of 2018. The official…
No need to wait until the sun goes down to find some of Miami’s wildest and most popular parties. Every weekend, several lively restaurants host brunch events comparable to a night spent at LIV.
New Times’ Best of Miami issue hits newsstands and your computer in June, listing more than 200 of the area’s finest restaurants, hottest clubs, most delightful diversions, and top places to shop. To celebrate this mega issue, we’re throwing a party. On Thursday, June 20, celebrate the Best of Miami…
The former NBA star was spotted at Cheeseburger Baby in South Beach.
A list of the bars and restaurants that opened and closed in Miami in March 2019.
Ben Potts and Brian Nasajon are opening the Sylvester, a Miami-themed cocktail and coffee bar. The bar, set to open sometime this month, is located in the former Boombox space. The team opened Boombox (in the former Bardot space) in November 2018. At the same time, they did a refresh on their Mason Eatery space next door. A month ago, Mason closed.
On any given weekend, thousands of people, with dogs and children in tow, flock to the Yellow Green Farmers Market to shop for everything from local vegetables to craft beer to Turkish bathrobes.
Burger King is testing a meat-free Whopper. First off, this is not an April Fool’s joke, and, second, the Miami-based fast-food giant is not going vegan, so those of you who crave beef have nothing to worry about. Beginning today, the Impossible Whopper is being tested in 59 Burger King restaurants in St. Louis, Missouri.
On Saturday, April 13, New Times’ Out to Brunch moves to its new Design District home for an afternoon of food, music, and day-drinking.
Coconut Grove boasts a culinary scene as rich and diverse as its history.
Sakaya Kitchen and Blackbrick chef and owner Richard Hales will undergo emergency brain surgery this morning following a procedure to remove an 8-year-old brain tumor at the beginning of this year.
Living in Miami can be exhausting. Between enduring the tropical heat, navigating I-95, and trying to party till 4 a.m. every night, sometimes we just want to flop down on the couch and binge on fries. McDonald’s is here to help by giving away a colossal La-Z-Boy sofa with all the bells and whistles.
Sara Paz-Claro and Eddy Claro took a ride on the fast track at a young age. Before Sara was even 17, the high-school sweethearts began earning money for college by working events and weddings referred by Sara’s mother, cake queen Ana Paz. Soon the side gig turned into a full-time company…
On St. Patrick’s Day, Chicago turns its river green, Boston declares a citywide holiday, and New Yorkers party in the street. Miami, however, takes a more low-key approach to the holiday. That’s not to say you can’t find green beer, Jameson shots, and a steaming plate of corned beef and cabbage. After all, Miamians like to party – no matter what the occasion. Here are the best places to eat, drink, and wear green on St. Patrick’s Day.
In 2012, Johnson & Wales University’s North Miami Campus initiated the JWU Zest Awards as a way of recognizing excellence in Miami’s culinary community. Now in their eighth year, the Zest Awards have become a respected part of the local food and beverage landscape. Many chefs and restaurateurs see the Zests as the hometown version of the nationally acclaimed James Beard Awards.
La Placita’s partners lost round one in the fight to preserve the restaurant’s now-famous Puerto Ricam flag mural.
On March 28 the Miami Marlins face the Colorado Rockies in their home opener and fish fans will look forward to a new season of food. The ballpark just announced its new lineup of concessions that include Miami favorites like Pincho (formerly Pincho Factory), Novecento, and SuViche. More interesting, however,…
