Miami Culinary Tours runs food and history tours in various locations in Miami. As a Miami resident, I have always been fascinated with Coconut Grove, so we decided to take that one this time and let me tell you - it was so much fun and absolutely incredible. We tried so many different foods from... Continue Reading →
I have been planning to visit Glass & Vine for a long time. At first, it was only open for dinner, and I do not "do nights." Then, it opened for lunch, but I had to work. Finally, it opened for brunch on the weekends, and it was my chance to go on a tasting... Continue Reading →
I was looking at my archives and realized that I never shared my experience at Panorama Restaurant & Sky Lounge with you. I went there a long time ago and originally posted a review for Miami Culinary Tours. The restaurant is still there, in the same location. The view is still spectacular. The food is... Continue Reading →
Lulu’s is a funky restaurant located in Coconut Grove. I have been wanting to go there for months but every time we planned to stop by, something happened. On New Year’s Eve I made the resolution to eat there, no matter what. This had to get done in 2015. Each time I drove by Lulu... Continue Reading →
La Bottega by Carmen Trigueros is part of the Grove Garden Trilogy of restaurants, situated around a charming court-garden setting at 3540 Main Highway, Coconut Grove, including Calamari Italian Restaurant, and Taurus, the Grove’s most legendary Bar. La Bottega is what Italians call an “enoteca sociale,” a relaxing venue where one can experience instant gratification... Continue Reading →
In an outdoor terrace this little gem of a restaurant sits amid a fountain, tropical foliage and flowers. Inside, it is warm and welcoming. It offers simple, happy food that will remind you of the generosity of family meals. First off were served a delicious and untraditional Bruschetta: triangles of warm, thin flat bread topped... Continue Reading →
Matheson Hammock Park and Beach is a special place in Miami, a park with a tiny beach that looks like an enchanted lagoon, bicycle paths, a lake with a sign that says “Do not feed the Alligators” and in the middle of this tropical setting, there is a restaurant called Red Fish Grill that used... Continue Reading →
It was Friday and Miss Issa and I decided to take a stroll in Coconut Grove. Hungry, we ended up at Le Bouchon Du Grove, a distinct French Bistro in Miami. This is a sidewalk café, full of character and personality, close your eyes to the surroundings outside and it is easy to believe that... Continue Reading →
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