Walking into the InterContinental Miami, I felt an immediate sense of anticipation.
Food
People expect a restaurant reviewer to be picky when they’re dining out.
There are some places you dream about long before you step foot inside. Places that hold a certain magic, where the walls whisper stories of the past, and the energy hums with an unmistakable electricity. For me, Anthony’s Runway 84 was one of those places.
Nestled in North Miami, a vibrant and centrally located city in Miami-Dade County, SoLé Mia is an exciting, up-and-coming destination that blends luxury living, nature, shopping, and entertainment seamlessly. Spanning 184 acres, this master-planned community is redefining North Miami with its mix of high-end residences, resort-style amenities, and a thriving retail and dining scene.
The moment I stepped into the new location of Sra. Martinez, I felt an instant wave of nostalgia mixed with pure excitement.
Late year, Christina Wan’s, a long-time favorite Fort Lauderdale restaurant, announced that it was closing.
As soon as my husband and I stepped into Universal Orlando’s Mardi Gras media event on Feb. 1, we knew we were in for something special. The air buzzed with excitement, music pulsed through the streets, and everywhere we turned, the scent of sizzling meats, buttery pastries, and exotic spices filled the air. It wasn’t just a food festival — it was a full-on cultural celebration.
One of the busiest nights in the hospitality industry is Valentine’s Day and with the holiday falling on a Friday this year, making your reservation well in advance is more important than ever. Here is what some area restaurants and shops are offering.
There’s something magical about dining under the Miami Beach stars, the ocean breeze carrying the hum of nearby nightlife, and the promise of an elegant meal on the horizon.
I have a special fondness for the location of Camille’s.
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