Chef Sebastian Fernandez keeps things light and exceedingly fresh at his new Coconut Grove Peruvian spot, which gets back to basics with dishes of six ingredients or less.
Progressive American fare. Grilled quail and venison tartare are accented by bright flavors with fresh-from-the-market green salad, which changes based on the best ingredients available that day.
A beautiful al fresco haven in Coconut Grove. Do yourself a favor and order the whole roasted broccoli with red miso, the wood-oven chicken, or the mouthwatering bone-in-rib-eye.
A cool, deco feel with reasonable rates and a great laid-back vibe. Good restaurant, too.
"The best vegan organic restaurant in town." This cafe may not be fancy but it is one of my favorite stops for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
A classically cool cocktail lounge with a killer jukebox, piano singalongs and late-night weekend dance parties, as well as a funky island-themed outdoor 'shack' for those who just want to kick back.
Dale Talde has been enriching diners for years in Chicago and NYC, and now he's bringing his casual approach to sleek flavors to the Magic City, pairing sophistication with relaxation.
Like the love child of Las Vegas and Brooklyn, the East is a brightly colored, luxury hipster haven from Asian hotel group Swire. 352 rooms offer keyless entry and walk-in rain showers.
This men's boutique carries clothes and shoes from cool-kid favorites J Brand, Rag & Bone, Todd Snyder, Vince and Maison Kitsuné. Its curated selection rotates frequently.
Rotating chefs. Private memberships. Docking privileges. The swanky River Yacht Club brings a Palm Beach vibe to the riverfront's emerging creative class.
Dress to impress at this upscale supper club straight out of old-school Havana. Tables seat up to 15, and the $85 tasting menu includes a nine-course Latin-inspired meal, served family-style.
