Le Bouchon Du Grove

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

Hip local cafe with barista drinks, plus coffee beans roasted in small batches & sold by the pound.

Fried chicken, upscale pub grub & cocktails are showcased in a vibrant, modern setting with music.

New American cuisine with an eclectic bent is paired with craft beers & wines at this cool hangout.

Traditional Lebanese recipes including hummus, grilled halloumi, and makanek are presented in a cozy space.

"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!"

Former 1950s motel reborn as a chic, boutique hotel with retro rooms, dining & a mosaic-tiled pool. A block from US-1 in Miami's Upper East Side, this hip, retro-inspired boutique hotel is set in a famous former motel dating from 1953. It's 5 miles from North Beach and 7 miles from downtown Miami. Decorated with mid-century modern furnishings and geometric wall art, the kitschy rooms offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. All have safes, work desks and original terrazzo or wood floors. Upgraded rooms add minifridges and coffeemakers. A courtyard houses a mosaic-tile pool and a cocktail bar. Morning coffee and pastries are free, as is parking. Other amenities include a hip restaurant, a gym and 2,200 sq ft of event space.

Plaza Seafood Market is a bustling haven for fresh seafood enthusiasts, offering unbeatable prices and friendly service that keeps you coming back for more.

Long-running Peruvian eatery known for its ceviche & other seafood dishes, served in cozy quarters.

Nestled by the waterfront, this stylish museum showcases dynamic contemporary art and celebrates diverse voices, making it a must-visit in Miami.