Each July Fourth, America celebrates our country’s independence with picnics, beach outings, and fireworks. This year, instead of elbowing a space to watch the fireworks, relax at one of Miami’s restaurants and bars. Enjoy some good food and drink while you watch the skies light up. Here are Miami’s best…
Miami’s restaurant scene grew by leaps and bounds this past month with a score of new eateries and bars opening. Notable names include a second Katsuya at the SLS Lux Brickell, M House in Coral Gables, and Wall’s Ice Cream at the Burger Beast Museum. Veteran South Miami restaurant Georges on Sunset closed its doors. In the coming months, look forward to new breweries such as Descarga and Unseen Creatures and food halls like Time Out Market and Lincoln Eatery.
July Fourth weekend starts now, and New Times is celebrating with a special summer kickoff sale. Beginning today, you can purchase general-admission tickets to the upcoming BurgerFest shindig for only $25. But hurry — this outstanding offer is good only through this Sunday, July 1, at 10 p.m. After that, general-admission ticket prices will return to $40 each.
Fourth of July is right around the corner, and there’s nothing more American than celebrating with a burger and beer. But with all the wonderful craft beer options and burger varieties, how do you know the best pairing that will enhance the experience without your brew overpowering your meal?
The 11th-annual New Times’ Iron Fork will take place Thursday, October 4, at the James L. Knight Center and Hyatt Regency in downtown Miami. Presale tickets are available now.
Miami Spice returns this August with prix fixes at some of the finest restaurants for the reduced price of $23 for lunch and brunch and $39 for dinner. Spice, which runs August 1 through September 30 and is returning for its 17th year, is designed to encourage visitors and locals to explore new restaurants and visit old favorites by providing discounted three-course meals…
Miami’s most revered bartender lives on with several legacy tributes.Last evening, close to a thousand people braved the rain and heat of a Miami Beach summer to gather at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden to pay tribute to John Lermayer and his life.
About a year after the real-estate company Terranova announced plans to open a food hall off Lincoln Road, concrete details about the project have finally emerged. The Lincoln Eatery, a 9,600-square-foot food hall on the corner of Lincoln Lane and Meridian Avenue in South Beach, is schedule to open this fall.
Summer has arrived in Miami. bringing with it days of scorching sun and endless humid nights. You need relief from this heat in the form of a boozy frozen treat.
New Times’ Best of Miami® issue is out, listing more than 300 of the area’s finest restaurants, hottest clubs, most delightful diversions, and top places to shop. You’re invited to celebrate everything wonderful about Miami this Thursday, June 21 at X Miami, where you’ll feast on bites from more than a dozen of the area’s best restaurants while sipping unlimited cocktails and jamming to live music.
Just a few weeks after the ax-throwing bar Chops & Hops was announced, here comes the Axe Throwing Society.
New Times’ annual Best of Miami issue is live. For hundreds of our staff’s picks on the finest places to eat and drink and the most notable people and personalities who defined South Florida over the past year, check out the full issue. From doughnuts to gelato to cookies, Miamians love our sweet treats. Here are some of the most delicious goodies in the Magic City.
Next Thursday, June 21, from 6 to 9 p.m., friends and fans are asked to gather at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden to eat, drink, and share stories. Further details are in the works, but expect a host of the bartender’s industry friends and family to present well-made food and drinks.
New Times’ annual Best of Miami issue is live. For hundreds of our staff’s picks on the finest places to eat and drink and the most notable people and personalities who defined South Florida over the past year, check out the full issue. Miami is teeming with restaurants serving global cuisine. From Italian to Cuban, here are some of this year’s winners.
New Times’ annual Best of Miami issue is live. For hundreds of our staff’s picks on the finest places to eat and drink and the most notable people and personalities who defined South Florida over the past year, check out the full issue. Here’s a rundown of this year’s best bars and breweries.
Miami New Times’ annual Best of Miami issue lands online this morning. For hundreds of our staff’s picks on the finest places to eat and drink and the most notable people and personalities that defined South Florida over the last year, check out the full issue.Here’s a rundown of this year’s best restaurants, by neighborhood.
New Times’ Best of Miami issue hits newsstands and goes live online this week. The annual issue lists more than 300 of the area’s finest restaurants, hottest clubs, most delightful diversions, and top places to shop. To give you a taste of things to come, here are the best comfort-food winners in Miami.
If you love the MTV’s Wild ‘n Out, get ready to get wild on Ocean Drive when Nick Cannon brings the hip-hop comedy show to life in the form of a sports bar and arcade.
The chef-turned-television-host filmed several episodes of his shows in Miami. He would always ask local chefs and celebrities to act as tour guides and ambassadors. The list of Miamians tasked with showing him around included Kris Wessel, Michelle Bernstein, Michael Schwartz, and Richard Hales.
As news travels of the untimely passing of John Lermayer, the bar that he cofounded will open tonight for regular service.
Jack’s Miami, the small Wynwood eatery that payed homage to famous people named Jack, has closed.The restaurant, known for its Italian-American comfort food, closed a few days ago. The restaurant, which opened December 2016, served up pasta dishes and other favorites by chef/partner John Parlavechio. The restaurant was co-owned by hospitality veteran Alan Roth., who said of the closing, “We are so sad to be leaving this area of Miami, but could not be more grateful for all of the love, memories, and support we received from all of our customers and from the community.”
May saw a flurry of activity as Miami said hello to a host of significant establishments. Stephen Starr’s El Vez opened in Fort Lauderdale, and celebrity chef Lawrence Page brought some Hustle & Soul to South Beach via his Pink Teacup Villa. Wynwood OG Cafeina reopened, and Tap 42’s largest outpost is now pouring at Aventura Mall.
