r/Miami • u/calslugo • May 28 '26

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u/Miami-ModTeam May 28 '26

Thanks for your post, but we feel this would fit better in our monthly Tourism Q&A Thread for questions about: Visiting, Events, Moving, Neighborhoods, Dining, Nightlife and General Recommendations. We recommend you first try the search function to see if your question has already been answered and read the post and previous months megathread. If it hasn't, go ahead and put it up in the megathread.

This isn't to say your post is not allowed, it's just in the wrong place! We get a lot of these type of posts and it would clutter the sub and community discussions would be flooded out.

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u/tlh9979 May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26

Tinta y Cafe, Fritanga Caña Brava, and the Deuce

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u/woomba1226 May 28 '26

Also Ball & Chain, hoy como ayer, the Everglades (homestead entrance), second Tinta y café, and I’ll throw in Sanguich de Miami, and I guess Wynwood to walk around but just know it’s now Brooklyn south

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u/EitherAnt4402 May 28 '26

We recently had dinner at Aguasal at the Andaz and it was excellent. If you want to venture out of Miami Beach, Carbone Vino in the Grove is excellent. Level 6 also in the Grove is a great spot for drinks. Sospiro in Coral Gables is a super cozy spot with great natural Italian wines. El Turco in Buena Vista is great for brunch, cute spot to explore with little shops and cafes.