Coconut Grove:

'The Grove' (as it's locally known) has a different spirit to the rest of South Florida. One of the oldest neighborhoods in Miami, it's famous for its quaint streets, oceanside parks, marinas, artsy Bohemian feel, and delicious food - see some of our favorites below!

Amal

Chug's Diner

Monty's Raw Bar

Sadelle's

Mister O1 Pizza

El Bagel

Los Felix

LoKal

Regatta Grove

Bayshore Club

A.C.’s Icees at Kennedy Park

The Commodore Bar at The Ritz

Other Areas:

Little Havana

Walk down Calle Ocho and enjoy the Cuban cultural center of Miami (make sure to try some Cuban food & coffee at Versaille's or Cafe La Trova).

Coral Gables

Known as "City Beautiful” and where the University of Miami campus is. Walk down Miracle Mile and grab food at Hillstone's or Luca Osteria, or do some daytime shopping at The Shops of Merrick Park.

Key Biscayne

A five-mile-long barrier island known for its laidback vibe and beaches. Get some pastries & empanadas at Flour & Weirdoughs before hitting Crandon Park, then grab some sunset drinks at The Cleat.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

The former villa and estate of businessman James Deering, now a National Historic Landmark.

Brickell/Downtown

The bustling financial center of Miami. Check out Brickell City Centre for high end shops & restaurants. Try B Bistro + Bakery for brunch (guava pancakes!) and Komodo, Osaka or LPM for a fancy dinner.

Wynwood & Design District

The most happening areas in Miami, known for their nightlife, artistic murals & lux shopping. Check out Mandolin Aegean Bistro, Uchi, Pastis or Doya.

Miami Beach

Needs no introduction. Stroll along Ocean Drive or shop down Lincoln Road. Pro tip: all hotels offer rentals of their beach chairs, so kick back & relax! Our favorite is the 1 Hotel.

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