Voted best bloody Mary by a host of travel sites, GreenStreet is a great brunch destination (think banana pancakes), and their late night happy hour is a boozy bang for your buck.
A truly seductive space that earns it's merit by having an ambience that's true old Hollywood and cocktails that would make any starlet smitten. Try a dirty martini or The Jalepeño.
Newly revamped, Edge now serves up a fresh cut of premier steaks and apps. The happy hour is by far a must, with light bites and signature cocktails that are more than worth their 2-for-1 price
Somewhat cliche if you judge it by theloud, booming Latin music, Sagafredo Brickell has fantastically caffeinated offerings of adult beverages, & daytime sips sans alcohol to nurse your hangover
A classically elegant space in Miami's financial district. Sets a luxurious tone to where all of Brickell is headed. check out their 5 star health club, and their Saturday pool party can't be beat
Always a clusterf###, I've wasted far too much of life in this joint. Sad thing is every publix in brickell is just as big of a circus. Deli counter is appallingly slow. My advice: get in, get out
Why is that the best places in Miami & Miami beach are always the ones you can't easily find. This fresh "fast-food" hole in the wall serves the funkiest, freshest, & most delicious empanadas on SoBe
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An absolute Chelsea gem, tucked in the basement of a flower shop off the legendary King's Road. It's one part night market and another posh cafeteria; all mixed with a killer crowd & cocktail menu.
Tucked away in the streets of Shoreditch, this hospitality gem would make Herman Miller proud. Did I mention the bathroom floors are heated?
It looks like Soviet bunker, and its nothing special. Food selection here is better in the concourse than any of the terminals.
Kicking off Basel with "Think Big Believe Bigger," the event will be a celebration of the art of being an entrepreneur, and features a live performance by recording artist Yuna; that and free keg beer
(In)famous during Basel for its legendary (often exclusive and extremely hard to get into) parties, this year they're making buzz for their Cuban deli pop-up that's a must for the late-night party set
A cut above the rest on Lincoln Road, @MeatMarketMiami is an omnivores' dream. The sides are bloody good too. Try the Lobster Mashed Potatoes and Tuna Tartare.
Theres something for everyone and the Portions the size of your head. Not the healthiest of food, but a must for anyone new to Miami. However be prepared for mediocre service.
If Eggs Benedict and Bloody Marys are getting old, switch it up a bit for some Dim Sum at this London-based legend, now in the iconic Fontainebleau. Served from 12-3pm, it's best to go with a group.
The cream (a caviar) of Miami's shopping crop. From Stella McCartney, Tom Ford, and Gucci, the clientele here makes it a must for any fashion forward jetsetter or resident.
Thank you for supporting the Hydrocephalus Association. I can't thank all of you enough for attending!
Another culinary gem in the revamped Fontainebleau, the Dim Sum lunch on Saturdays & Sundays (12-3pm) IS A MUST. It's absolutely incredible, and the view is to die for.
The sister property to the hotels in West Hollywood and in New York, the Standard Miami and its Lido Spa has a MUCH more relaxed feel. Best view in South Beach, and their Sunday BBQs can't be missed.
Since it's center position during Art Basel 2011, this is an up and coming nightlife spot thanks to its killer poolside space and the equally rising (and delicious) Vesper restaurant.
The menu is endlessly delicious and the portions are the size of your head. Awesome breakfast omelets & any sandwich with tuna or chicken salad is a winner. Breakfast ends at 1pm on the wknds FYI
With an infinity pool that blends into one of the most gorgeous views in Miami, the Standard is a top notch retreat of etherial sort: whether your into yoga, paddle boarding, or just crowd watching.
It's like The Morgans Hotel Group made Richie Cunningham Creative Director. The place is Scottsdale swank with an mod meets urban edge, without being pretentious like the failed Mondrian Scottsdale.
Andre Balazs strikes again: this time across the pond. The man behind Chateau Marmont can do no wrong, and neither can the crab donuts & pork belly. Don't miss the smoking rooms in the basement too.
Founded in 1836, this is one of the oldest dining institutions in Barcelona. Take a break from the nonstop tapas and grab a bite for some of the best Paella and seafood in all of the ciudad.
Not exactly authentic Indian, but a Punjab hybrid that's equally delicious. Try the dry chicken, anything lamb, and Garlic Nan is a must. FYI- bring your own booze since no alcohol is served here.
Believe it or not, good Mexican food is hard to find in Miami. Well look no further. Forget Rosa and cone here. Simple, cheap, and gets the job done. Tacos or Gimacho are musts.
Located next to the Boundary in Shoreditch, this pastry palace must not be missed. Their breakfast sandwiches are collosal, and homemade scones outrageously scrumptous. Takeaway never tasted better.
