Architechtural Digest

"Bellini at Mr. C will fulfill any pasta cravings in a space brimming with Italian style."

"On Miami Beach, you can dine at hotspots stretching from South Point up to Surfside. For creative vegan cuisine in a chic space, Planta is a must."

"In Coconut Grove, Glass & Vine is a casual option for alfresco burgers and beer."

"The neighborhood is also home to 1-800 Lucky, Miami’s first Asian food hall."

"Street art fans should make a pilgrimage to the Wynwood Walls, the open-air museum of murals that recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. Since the Walls debuted with murals by Shepard Fairey, Kenny Scharf, and Futura, the area surrounding them has blossomed into a thriving neighborhood full of shops, restaurants, and bars."

"Designed by Rockwell Group, the Hyde Midtown Hotel brings fun, colorful style to Midtown Miami, and is ideally located near the Wynwood Walls and the Design District."

"Of course, there are chic new places to stay on the mainland too. Mr. C Miami - Coconut Grove is one of the latest additions to Miami’s hotel scene. A member of Leading Hotels of the World run by the fourth generation of the Cipriani family, it was designed by AD100 designer Martin Brudnizki and inspired by sleek yachts and the glamorous nautical lifestyle that Miami and Italy have in common."

"The Ritz-Carlton South Beach, built in 1953 by iconic architect Morris Lapidus—known for pioneering the “Miami Modern” style—just unveiled a $90 million renovation that includes the addition of the Lapidus Bar, which evokes a more glamorous era."

"The first stop for any architecture buff should be Miami Beach’s Art Deco district on Ocean Drive, though the seven-mile-square collection of islands is actually home to 14 distinct historic districts encompassing approximately 2,600 buildings. Take a walking tour by the Miami Design Preservation League to learn about the three most prevalent architectural styles: Mediterranean (popular in the 1920s), Art Deco (built primarily in the 1930s and ’40s), and Miami Modern or Mimo, a tropical version of midcentury architecture that dates to the 1950s and ’60s."

"Juvia serves up bottomless brunch on the weekends on a rooftop with views that stretch to the Atlantic."