News Cafe is still the most iconic place to breakfast on Miami Beach and since it's open 24 hours, we suggest waking up with the roosters and getting the best breakfast in SoBe.
If your idea of a good time is having a warm pain au chocolat ($2.50) and a giant cafe au lait ($4), while sitting in a gardenlike setting then A La Folie is your escape in the middle of Miami Beach.
At Yakko-San, the menu is extensive; it lists more than 100 items. Yakko-San is an unpretentious small-bites concepts with great grub. And it comes in below $20 per person.
It appears New York has some Miami competition when it comes to Josh's. Order the "Jewban" or the Sandwich of the Day, which is always written on the blackboard. You won't be disappointed!
At El Mago de las Fritas, the polemic Cuban hamburger is $3.50, both delicious and affordable.
“A local find off the beaten path is Mignonette, an oyster bar and seafood restaurant that’s close to Wynwood. It’s great for escaping the scene, but get there early because it can get busy.” - Vogue
Once a pop-up, now a nightlife legend in South Beach. Arguably some of the best libations in all of Miami, this place is a Bourbon fueled Speakeasy where all drinks are a solid choice.
The best part of Perricones, other than the great food and service, are the gorgeous oaks. You feel like you are in an enchanted forest...atmosphere at its best!
Try the Tropic passion beer, the hint of pineapple is awesome. Cool art. When we walked in there were a handful of people doing yoga!
One the best pizzas in Miami, specially the vegan ones. The octopus pizza is a must. The calzone is amazing too. Awesome service, super cool place. My new favorite pizza place❤️
The food is just divine, the scene is very happening, and their homemade hot sauce is reason enough to try this place. Make a reservation or be prepared to wait.
Islas Canarias inspires Miamians to pilgrimage to West Miami—knowing full well it'll be packed—for what's considered the best croqueta de jamón in town.
Some of the most impressive contemporary art in the world – Koons, Prince, Warhol, Sherman. The exhibits change regularly and if you covet fine art, it’s a must see.
Miami: If aliens landed on Lincoln Road Mall they would deduce that mankind is born with rollerblades and bike shorts and that we communicate primarily through Madonna songs. Eat outside! -IFC Viewer
Built in 1916 as a winter retreat, this lavish villa is a tribute to the Italian Renaissance. The museum contains much of the original furnishings and artwork, and is surrounded by lush, formal garden
The Pérez Art Museum Miami by Herzog & de Meuron is a bold new addition to city's downtown district. Read more.
Everything at this gallery-like shop is exquisitely hip, from the coffee-table books to the gauzy embellished tops and limited-edition Nikes. Read more.
Miami's strongest independant bookstore, with an excellent and intelligent selection, inviting atmosphere, and great food! Read more.
Free admission on Fridays from 6-9pm! Plus, if you prefer beautiful people to beautiful paintings, the price of an espresso will buy you hours of people-watching pleasure at Ocean Drive’s trendy cafes Read more.
