As Miami continues to rise on the list of best places to visit in the United States, you’ll want to make sure you are properly prepared for some fun in the sun. That includes everyone’s favorite meal – brunch! No weekend is complete without it. In Miami, mimosas and delicious meals are abundant, and there are plenty of places to sip cocktails in the sun. Award-winning chefs and local cuisine make Miami the best place for beach brunching!
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Head over to Time Out Market Miami for bottomless brunch. All-you-can-drink mimosas, bellinis, and prosecco are available from noon to 3 pm on the weekends, no meal purchase required! Their croissants, chicken and waffles, spam fried rice, and salmon and cream cheese arepa are among the top dishes. Since Time Out Market Miami is a collection of restaurants, you’ll want to look at the menu ahead of time to avoid overwhelm, but really, you can’t go wrong with any choice.
Caja Caliente is a Cuban brunch spot in Little Gables, with Cuban-inspired dishes. Head chef Mika Leon channels her own Cuban roots with their best-selling dishes like guava-swirled pancakes and french toast dipped in cafe con Leche. Brunch is available to go, and sidewalk seating is now open.
American Social is located in the Brickell area with a sports bar atmosphere. Craft beer and ocean views are served alongside comfort food like steak, eggs, biscuits and gravy, and anything else you can think of. Whether you’re a savory or sweet bruncher, this restaurant has something for you.
Miami has been a hot topic for real estate news in 2020/2021 as its market has experienced record growth, but Miami has been on a steady incline for population growth and investments for the last few decades. Miami has over 2.8 million residents and is home to the highest number of foreign-born residents in the United States. It offers various activities, real estate, modes of transportation, and easy access to tourism and travel.
Disney World – the icon that has brought visitors to Orlando since 1965. Many things have changed since then, including the way we interact with the world in the aftermath of a global pandemic. It has never been a better time to plan a trip to Disney World – the ultimate escape from reality! Things will be different this year, so prepare ahead of time and plan for a vacation full of fun.
Tickets to this year’s South Beach Wine & Food Festival went on sale on March 22 and is already expected to draw in large crowds. Usually, it brings in around 20,000 people to the South Beach area in a matter of just four days. This year, the festival is expected to be much different.
Formula One has recently announced that they plan to race in Miami in early 2022. This has sparked discussion amongst real estate developers and brokers as they boost their marketing efforts to appeal to this new crowd. The steps to bring the Formula One race to Miami commenced in April after a city vote finalized that grabbed a deal at Hard Rock Stadium (for ten years). This approval did not happen overnight and came with much opposition and negotiation over several years. However, as April came to a close, the decision was finally made.
The World Polo League Beach Polo tournament has returned to South Beach from April 23 to 25.
A food with near-ubiquitous appeal is tacos. The traditional Mexican dish typically made using corn or wheat tortilla stuffed with a filling remains a popular dish and there are numerous ways to get creative about what to put inside. If you’d rather not make some at home, South Florida has lots of great spots to enjoy a taco near
Time Out Market in Miami Beach made major news when it opened on the barrier island. Boasting distinct vendors selling lots of varied food items, the food hall enjoyed early success but, like many restaurants, it was forced to close as a result of the pandemic. After remaining largely dormant, it will make its triumphant return on Friday, March 18, just in time for the weekend.
Culture and art are two words that are synonymous with Miami Beach, and you may have seen some near