Latin Cafe 2000

Quinto La Huella combines Uruguayan flair and Miami vibes with its open-fire grilling, lush garden oasis, and stunning skyline views in a rustic-chic setting.

Amara serves upscale Latin cuisine with a stunning view of Biscayne Bay from its chic deck, making it a perfect spot for a romantic night out.

Step into the stunning, refurbished Olympia Theater, a 1926 gem in Miami that flawlessly hosts concerts, films, and art events amidst its vintage charm.

Diners pack this stylishly updated landmark for water, city & sunset views plus weekend brunch.

Nestled in Miami's Design District, Le Jardinier pairs a charming atmosphere with a farm-to-table menu that features standout dishes and delightful desserts.

A traditional-looking chophouse with South American-style cuts & nightly live piano music.

Laid-back, modern-day tiki bar serving classic and creative cocktails, with live music.

"When American troops left the Philippines at the end of World War II, they left behind hundreds of jeeps, which were quickly scooped up and tricked out by the locals, who made them their own and gave them a new name: jeepneys. At Jeepney, chef & restaurateur Nicole Ponseca is channeling that same uniquely Filipino sense of creativity and independence. When the fun & lively Jeepney opened in New York’s East Village in 2012, it quickly became a sensation, introducing many New Yorkers to the wonders of authentic Filipino cuisine. It’s since relocated to Miami, where it’s made just as big a splash in the city’s Wynwood neighborhood. The legendary Filipino dishes that put Jeepney on the map are now available in Miami!"

Coffeehouse with a laid-back atmosphere serving Cuban-style coffee and pastries, plus small bites.

Ariete serves up inventive American dishes and classic cocktails in a cozy farmhouse setting, making for a delightful culinary experience.