"NIU Kitchen, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. If you look carefully, you’ll find NIU nestled between a mini market and an eye doctor’s office. NIU is a Catalan style kitchen in the heart of downtown Miami with a taste for the eclectic. The cuisine mixes the local with the exotic, the seasonal with the sophisticated, playing with the finest regional ingredients and making them simply extraordinary."Eat with your friends, devour your enemies." is playfully written on a chalkboard setting the tone in this intimate and sleek, yet quirky, urban setting where “whispering is sexy" and sharing dishes like ous and calamari over a good wine is encouraged."

"The Corner, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. A quintessential after hours chill spot for local artists and creatives. Chat about that upcoming project with friends in an unpretentious setting over a full menu of classic and specialty cocktails, craft beers, soups, sandwiches and snacks, or simply make Tuesday Night Jazz your weekly ritual."

"Soya & Pomodoro, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Set inside the entrance of a planned 19th century high rise abruptly halted during the Great Depression, Soya & Pomodoro is a unique spot which sits amidst high ceilings, arched doorways and stone facades to Fauve art, bookcases and potted plants. A charming anachronism in Miami’s rapidly changing cityscape, you'll find a warm and welcoming setting somewhere between New York & Havana, but with Italian home cooking. Whether you’re taking an afternoon break from the office or dining to live music on the weekends, be forewarned you may soon become addicted."

"Pérez Art Museum Miami, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) was designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects Herzog & de Meuron (2013). PAMM is a major arts & cultural institution in the Downtown area and in the city as a whole, if not for its modern and contemporary art exhibitions, workshops and social events, then for its picture worthy architecture, hanging gardens and beautiful waterfront & lush setting. After you've finished seeing the current exhibition, stop by the nicely curated museum shop, cafe or go for a stroll in its beautiful waterfront gardens. You can easily make a memorable day out of your museum visit."

"Verde, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Located on the first floor of Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), Verde is a modern, casual dining waterfront restaurant & bar and an urban retreat. We recommend dining outdoors (although not mid Summer). The patio is an even more gratifying experience, surrounded by hanging gardens, set amidst a contrast of expansive concrete and wood architecture by renown architects Herzog & de Meuron, offering spectacular views of Miami Beach and the Port of Miami. If you get lucky you may even spot a dolphin (or two)."

"Supply & Advise, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. A welcomed addition to Downtown Miami, Supply & Advise is a specialty menswear shop that offers a curated selection of apparel, shoes and accessories which are classic, rugged and timeless. The shop's style is inspired by Americana, vintage military and work wear, and the days when going out to dinner called for wearing a tie. You'll also find a small but great selection of publications such as Apartamento, Inventory and Monocle."

"Eternity Coffee Roasters, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Eternity is the answer to coffee lovers’ prayers for a Starbucks alternative. From a huge coffee roasting machine in the front window to the smell of freshly roasted coffee beans and a giant, crushed red velvet bench, Eternity offers a cozy place to work and enjoy delicious coffee."

"ShoeGallery, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. ShoeGallery is an experience curated for a fresh, authentically urban Miami lifestyle. A power house that includes the best lifestyle footwear, apparel, and accessory labels the industry has to offer, ShoeGallery's history has deep roots in Miami which are worth knowing about. The shop was founded in 1979 after its founder fled Cuba, escaping Fidel Castro's regime, forcing him to leave his show business behind. This wasn't for long though as he soon set up shop in Miami and the rest as they say, is now history..."

"Animal Crackers, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. A family owned and operated shop for the pet loving, health-conscious and savvy owner. Animal Crackers caters to the burgeoning downtown pet scene. On the interior walls you'll find prints by local artists, including illustrations by Emma Carrascon (also the co-owner). This lively shop provides all-natural, organic pet feed, toys, accessories, grooming services and a very knowledgeable and eager to please staff."

"Eccolopops, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Frozen homemade delights for both humans and their four-legged friends, need we say more? Eccolopops is a refreshing pitstop in the middle of a hot, Miami day. Expect a warm welcome from Filippo, an Italian native, and his sweet Jack Russell Terrier 'Milo', the shop's mascot. Enjoy handcrafted, 100% natural popsicles and gelato with a range of flavors such as peach ginger, lemon and margarita, while your beloved furry friend devours treats such as blueberry or banana ice cream."

"Nuñez Fabrics, Inc, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Established in 1970, this fabric shop is a Downtown Miami staple which houses an enormous selection of lycras, spandex and other fabrics for a variety of purposes such as weddings, proms, bathing suits and even menswear. Need a fabric fix but aren’t in the area? Refer to the store’s Instagram, used simply and cleverly as a digital swatchbook. Double like."

"The Historic Alfred I Dupont Building, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Save for the modern day upscale jewelry stores, eateries and offices that inhabit the DuPont, you would think you walked into another era. This building is the city’s only Art Deco skyscraper (1939), meticulously restored, and a great representation of Art Moderne Architecture. From bas-relief elevator doors with palm trees, marble flooring and original hand painted Cypress wood ceilings to brass gates, you will not need to take an extended tour to experience the extent of its glamour."

"Manolo & Rene Cafeteria, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. This 24-hour corner Latin cafeteria is located in the heart of the CBD, convenient & instant gratification for your late night appetite. The super burger and omelet sandwich are in high demand as is the cortadito and freshly squeezed OJ. You might get sucked into a conversation with some of the local characters, but you'll be want to focus on eating your ham croqueta instead."

"La Casa de las Viejas, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Don’t let the name or friendly staff deceive you, this is not your abuela’s closet. La Casa de Las Viejas houses a serious inventory of lace, buttons, fabrics, sequins and all things crafty. This shop keeps Downtown Miami honest and real."

"Sparky's Roadside Barbecue, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. If you’re looking for a place where you can loosen up your buttons, roll up your sleeves and dig into good BBQ after a long day at the office, then look no further than Sparky’s. Set to the backdrop of an appropriate selection of Americana tunes, you'll get your hands dirty with favorites like the pulled duck sandwich with hoisin BBQ sauce and a side of mac n’ cheese or french fries. Feel like indulging? Go for some craft beer or a slice of key lime pie."

"Olympia Theater, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Designed in the 1920's in a Mediterranean Revival style, the Olympia is Miami's most classic and atmospheric theater. It's said to have been the first theater in the South with air conditioning (a must for our sweltering climate). Whether you're attending a play, screening or musical performance, your experience is bound to be a memorable one."

"Noguchi Collection at Bayfront Park, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi designed Bayfront Park in 1986. Speaking to his philosophy that play could encourage a new appreciation of sculpture, Noguchi designed "Slide Mantra," a marble slide sculpture located in the park."

"CIFO, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation (CIFO) is a non-profit organization committed to supporting emerging and mid career contemporary Latin American artists. It houses one of the most important international collections of contemporary art in the world. The building was designed by renown local architect Rene Gonzalez."

"Miami Center for Architecture and Design, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. Miami Center for Architecture and Design (MCAD), in partnership with AIA (American Institute of Architects) is an exhibition and community event space showcasing architecture and design. Suggesting its cultural and historic significance in the city, the Miami Center for Architecture and Design (MCAD) is housed in the former U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, a historic Neo-Classical building with Spanish tile roofing adapted for Miami’s climate."

"Ten Fruits, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. As its name suggests, 10 Fruits upholds simple ingredients, health-consciousness and of course, fruits. With a bright, tropical selection of freshly made smoothies, fruit bowls and raw juices, it is a great spot for a nutritious breakfast on-the-go, quick lunch or refreshing pick-me-up."

"Ristorante Fratelli Milano, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. An Italian run, solid, classical staple in an urban setting. Fratelli Milano is a hotspot for lunch and dinner with classic dishes and homemade pasta. The service is great and the prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with black & white classic photography on the walls and outdoor seating which is always great for people watching of course."

"Libertine, Downtown Miami by Lemon Yellow. As soon as you walk through this bar and lounge’s clandestine entrance, marked by a small lantern, you are transported to another world that is one part 1920s speakeasy and another part luxe British manor. From floors tiled with pennies to oversized mirrored walls, bookcases and an intimate stage, Libertine promises a grand ol’ time."

"Bill Baggs Park, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Head over to Bill Baggs State Park and visit the lighthouse built in 1825! It was the only lighthouse to be attacked by Indians. Talk about historic. Sunbathe, swim, or picnic on the sandy Atlantic beachfront. Grab your bike and navigate the paths with views of Biscayne Bay (you might even spot a manatee). Reserve a pavilion so you can stop and fire up some burgers on a grill. Or head over to one of two restaurants located inside the park and let them cook for you."

"Dune Oceanfront Burger, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Ever craved a burger while putting your feet in the sand? Now you can dive into a juicy burger while admiring the ocean view at Dune. Head over on a Sunday and catch the DJ spinning lounge music. Enjoy your lunch with taking in the sea breeze from the beautiful Key biscayne beaches."

"Milanezza, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Take the best of Argentine cuisine and add a taste of Italy and you get Milanezza. The exposed light bulbs and metal chairs take you back to the 19th century. Milanezza’s signature dish is breaded meat, fried or baked, covered with sauces and toppings. A tasty plate for those who dare to try it. The signature fries are also a must have. Wash it down with a craft beer and you can call it a day."

"Tutto Pizza & Pasta, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. The brick walls and the wood burning pizza oven creates a cozy ambiance. Savor a delicious pizza or homemade pasta while enjoying the incredible service. Their wood fire toasted paninis are simply amazing. This place is also a great spot to watch your favorite soccer team play while enjoying a cold Peroni. If you're a Nutella lover, their Fragole pizza is to die for (you can't go wrong with a Nutella and strawberry pizza)."

"Piononos, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. A hidden sweet gem on the island. Inconspicuously located on the second floor of the a strip mall, Piononos is a fan favorite of the island residents. Their signature dessert, the "Pavlova" is a mouth watering layering of meringue like crust, dulce de leche, cream, topped with strawberries. If you're into monochromatic palettes their desserts are a must. Make sure to call ahead or you'll be waiting in line (you've been warned)."

"Clasica Victoria, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. If you're craving fresh pastries, Clasica Victoria is the place to go. Their chic white interior with a touch of turquoise gives it a modern minimal look. You can have a classic Eggs Benedict for breakfast or a healthy salad for lunch. A great destination to chat over a delicious cup of coffee and pastry."

"Ayesha, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. As you walk into Ayesha, the smell of saffron immediately takes you from an island setting straight to streets of India. Its vibrant colors and rich flavors represent the authenticity of Indian food. Sitting outside on a breezy night while enjoying the smell of curry, turmeric, and other spices will make you believe you're sitting in Mumbai."

"Donut Gallery, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. A fan favorite among Key Biscayne locals, the Donut Gallery Diner takes you back to simpler times. This small place full of history offers delicious “greasy spoon” breakfast. Slide in onto a seat at the bar and watch your breakfast be wiped up in no time. Or come in at lunch and enjoy a steak sandwich with a chocolate milkshake. The nostalgic atmosphere of this place will keep you coming back for more."

"The Golden Hog, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. With the atmosphere of a farmer's market The Golden Hog works to create a unique experience by offering gourmet foods, artisanal cheeses, specialty deli meats, and fresh produce. You can sit down and grab a bite from their daily menu or enjoy a coffee and pastry. If you're looking for fresh ingredients and booze for your next dinner party pass by "The Hog"."

"Kazumi, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. A trendy spot to have some fresh sushi. Their bento box lunch specials are a great choice and at a good price. Kazumi is a great place to have delicious food with friends. Share some sake, a couple of Buddha rolls, and Kobe beef sliders while enjoying the lounge atmosphere. Did we mention it's open till late?"

"Boheme Shop, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. A one of a kind boutique living up to their Bohemian roots. If you need to do some shopping while at the island you can find unique pieces, swimwear, accessories, designer brands, and more. Their collection is for the gypsy at heart. Your senses will be captured with their signature jasmine oil scent from India."

"Artisan Kitchen & Bar, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Combine handcrafted food, craft beers, and a cozy atmosphere and you’ve got a great place to hang out with friends and family. Stop by for Venezuelan finger foods, healthy salads, or brunch. No matter what time of day it is, Artisan has something to satisfy any palette."

"Rumbar, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Sip a mojito and relish the tropical vibe of this lounge. With its dark wood, big leather sofas, and cigar offerings you’ll feel right in Havana. How about tostones rellenos? Double fried plantains topped with tuna tarta and a garlic aioliThis lounge stays true to its name by offering 102 selections of Rum from 23 different countries. Step onto the dance floor as the live band fills the lounge with a mix of traditional Latin music, Latin pop, and Top 40s."

"Bertoni Gelato, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. A new favorite spot on Key Biscayne. With offerings of classical gelato flavors made in house daily. Their gelato and sorbetto are made following the authentic Italian recipes. They offer fresh juice in the morning and some classical italian pastries. Enjoy a coffee in their beautiful decor and ambiance."

"Cantina Beach, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Miami’s only oceanfront, coastal Mexican restaurant, Cantina Beach will leave you speechless. The vibrant colors of the food placed on the backdrop of the pristine ocean view is an experience all on its own. Make sure to try the guac and the pork taquitos. The tequilier (yes, a tequila specialist) has put together an impressive 110 tequila selection. You can never have too much tequila."

"Formaneta Flowers, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. An urban oasis specializing in unique floral arrangements. Their specialties range from interior and exterior landscape designs to living wall installations. You'll be captivated by the way they create a work of art with nature. Formaneta's collection ranges from rare orchids to beautiful cacti."

"The Island Shop, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. With its beginnings as a Hallmark store, The Island Shop has transformed itself into the premier independent department store in South Florida. Walk into the store and browse the finest brands in table, home, and gift ware. You’ll be sure to find a nice gift for a friend (and yourself)."

"Mixtura Ceviche, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. Ceviche, fresh seafood marinated is citrus juices, is a staple dish of many Latin American coastal cities. At Mixtura, you'll enjoy the wonderful flavor of Peruvian ceviche. Order the ceviche trio and savor three flavors at once. Or go for any other Peruvian dish and you won't be disappointed. Grab a spot outside and enjoy the ambiance or sit inside and catch a soccer game."

"LeKoke, Little Havana by Colada Collective. If you blink you might just miss one of the most hidden gems of Little Havana. A cozy, non-pretentious, vintage wine bar sitting calmly at the edge of the neighborhood. Dimly lit and covered in wine bottles, this place will transform your night. Whether it's an intimate date night or a group of family and friends enjoying tapas, this venue will leave you talking till the end of the night. This family-run establishment has a great assortment of spanish tapas including favorites such as "Laurita Toston”, a flattened plantain adorned with fresh shrimp and “The Pulpo”, a nicely grilled tapas-style octopus dish. Definitely save room for "Grandma's Flan"—a sweet bite unlike any other flan in Miami."

"Lung Yai, Little Havana by Colada Collective. An incredible authentic location for Thai tapas. A bar set-up with flavorful, mouth-watering delicacies to share. The chefs make you feel like you are at their homes for family dinner. It is adorned with a minimalist interior and a laid-back side yard covered in string lights. Favorites include The Crispy Duck Salad and Shrimp Spring Rolls. Pay particular attention to the Northern Thai dishes—a delicacy rarely found in most Thai restaurants. Chef Bas is electric and charismatic. Be forewarned—if you catch a beer with him you might just stay the entire night, happily forgetting any other plans you might have had."

"Versailles, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Whenever there's any socio-political event taking place in Miami related to Cuba (especially rumors of Castro's death) people converge upon Versailles. Whether it's protesting topics on the street with signs or over a café at "La Ventanita" (The Window), Versailles is the city's soap box where people voice their political opinions. I visit "La Ventanita" regularly to people watch and listen to discussions—but most importantly—to have the best "Cortadito" in Miami. When you arrive, ask for a Cortadito in a "tasa" (ceramic cup) with "leche evaporada" (evaporated milk). Other notable menu items include Croquetas and Pastelitos de Guayaba. If your stomach fancies larger portions, walk over to the restaurant and enjoy one of the many, classic cuban dishes. In the movie "Chef", it is here that Jon Favreau gains inspiration for his Cuban Sandwich. If you're still not satisfied, be sure to visit the bakery where you can get a plethora of goods to take back to your family and friends."

"Los Pinareños Fruteria, Little Havana by Colada Collective. An eclectic, open-air fruit stand filled with classic Miami staples like mangos, mameys, guanabanas, and coconuts. The occasional street roosters will welcome you as you order a fresh "Batido" smoothie. Here you can mix and match an array of fruits and veggies or just tell one of the brothers who run the spot what you're in the mood for and they'll whip up a custom batch just for you. From the bar, a star beverage is the "Green Juice", which is made with real sugarcane. The cash only destination also has great food to enjoy, including the tamale, a mini Cuban Sandwich and the homemade tuna. Top off your meal with a Café Cubano made by the lady of the house for an authentic, grandma flare. The excitement continues out back where you'll find fruit trees growing, flocks of chickens, and even the store's mascot, Tuco The Pig."

"Tower Theater, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Proudly standing in the heart of Little Havana, The Tower Theater is one of Miami's oldest cultural landmarks. When it opened in December of 1926, it was the finest state-of-the-art theater in the South. The theater was named one of the top 10 theaters in America by USA Today. Today, Tower is one of the best places in the city to watch independent and foreign films as well as a multitude of lectures and exhibitions. Concession prices are fair compared to the outrageousness of some of today's other multiplexes. Sneak yourself away from the music and people that populate Calle Ocho and retreat to a time when watching films was an event."

"Taqueria Viva México, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Authentic Mexican, no fuss, cash only, tacos! Viva México offers an assortment of authentic, $2 tacos. Like most simple and successful taco joints, it's the preparation that goes on behind-the-scenes that makes this little spot key. The carnitas are cooked over a low heat for hours, becoming moist and tender. Get started with the Campechanos, then proceed to getting adventurous with ear, stomach, tongue, shoulder, and rind. Wash it all down with a Jarrito and continue your exploration."

"La Camaronera, Little Havana by Colada Collective. The family-owned, cash-only fish house has been in Miami for years and continues to be on the top of their game. Don't fix what isn't broke they say—authentic Cuban seafood flavors is all you'll get from this locale. Having just recently acquired tables, the fresh fish market is a "stand-up" hit during lunchtime hours. This real Cuban fish-fry has a steady, ongoing supply of fresh seafood. I'm a big fan of go-to classics like shrimp empanadas and their signature "Pan Con Minuta" sandwich."

"Miami Smokers, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Bacon. These guys really love it and you will too. Miami Smokers is more than a shop—it's a team on a mission to bring timeless curing and smoking techniques to Miami consumers, one slice of bacon at a time. They pretty much make and distribute all the top bacon for every fancy restaurant in Miami, so skip the middle man and go straight to the source! Besides flawless charcuterie, the small shop exudes a lovely ambience, characterized by its rustic artwork and extremely friendly service. Every person I bring here always returns on their own with two more people. Order a beer and a sandwich and don't forget to grab some candied bacon on your way out."

"Hoy Como Ayer, Little Havana by Colada Collective. A nostalgic, tropical club in the heart of Little Havana, Hoy Como Ayer is an intimate space with an energetic pulse that flows under low ceilings, dim lights, and photo portraits of Latin stars. Weeknight events are highlighted by what many locals consider to be the best night in Miami—dancing to the afro-cuban rhythms of The Spam Allstars. Recently, Hoy has experienced a slight reconfiguration where the dance floor scaled down, making way for a larger seating/performance section. Nevertheless, come midnight, it's guaranteed that people will be dancing on their chairs."

"El Rey de las Fritas, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Cuban fast-food made with love and soul. Rey's has some of the best fritas, batidos, and fresh juices in the entire city. A "Frita"—or a traditional Cuban hamburger—is made from a mix of seasoned ground beef and chorizo, covered in onions and potato sticks and served on Cuban bread. Mix and match ingredients to add a unique twist to your burger. My personal favorite is the "Caballo" which simply adds a fried egg and a hint of hot sauce. Their menu consists of other great sandwiches, including the "Pan Con Bistec" (heralded as one of Miami's best) as well as the "Croqueta Preparada"."

"Marlins Park, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Sitting atop the historic site of the Miami Orange Bowl and marred by a public funding fiasco, Marlins Park is no stranger to controversy. Nevertheless, the new 37,000-seat, retractable roof facility has been a godsend in preserving Major League Baseball in South Florida. The artful new home of the Miami Marlins boasts luxurious amenities and magnificent views of the Miami skyline. Take a mid-inning break to tour the stadium in search of various public art pieces by world-renowned artists and be sure to stop by Taste of Miami—a locally-inspired culinary experience rivaled by few around baseball."

"El Cristo, Little Havana by Colada Collective. This simple, family-style restaurant offers an enormous selection of traditional Cuban dishes. Every Cuban dish imaginable is on the menu. Arrive before 11:00am and enjoy the best Cuban breakfast in the area. For lunch or dinner, try the "Vaca Frita De Pollo"—a garlic-marinated chicken breast, fried and pulled over moros and sweet plantains. Portions are sizable so be prepared to share or take home leftovers for the following day. Like all cuban meals, be sure to finish it off with a Café Cubano. Sit outside and catch the hustle of the locals."

"Domino Park, Little Havana by Colada Collective. "Doble nueve", "puntilla", y "pollona". All are random Cuban domino phrases you may hear as you stroll into this magical little park full of locals partaking in their pastime. The destination is constantly crowded with players from sunrise to sunset, all of whom are warm and welcoming. A consistent laughter can be heard from the winning teams. Still, even though tourists flock to see them—come game time—their motives revolve solely on focus and concentration. You may find that many of the older residents that inhabit this cultural venue are some of the most lively, young-spirited locals you'll meet."

"Cuba Ocho Museum and Performing Arts Center, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Cuba Ocho is Little Havana's gumbo stew—it has a little bit of everything mixed in to create its own flavor. The venue wears many hats—operating as a gallery and cultural center throughout the day, and transforming into an energetic bar/lounge at night. Ownership has a vast collection Cuba's history told in the form of art and texts. Their beautifully adorned bar includes an extensive collection of rum. On any given night, you may wander into a large, outdoor drum circle or find yourself enjoying one of their stand-up comedy acts."

"Ball and Chain, Little Havana by Colada Collective. A resurrected jazz bar from the 30's where legends Billie Holiday and Chet Baker would party all night. The high beam wooden pillars, giant leaf ceiling fans, and patterned tiles give you a nice, classic, Florida vibe as you arrive. Great selections of snacks and cocktails keep you fueled as you dance inside by the central bar and neighboring booths. Stroll through the crowd, Rum and Coke in hand, towards the outside and continue the party by the band shell. Although most people come for the nighttime attractions, the open, daytime setting provides a refreshing vantage point of Calle Ocho. Take in the pedestrian traffic while calmly sipping your "Mojito Criollo" cocktail to the sounds of live Cuban jazz."

"Azucar, Little Havana by Colada Collective. In the famous, charismatic words of Celia Cruz, "Azucar!" Just like Celia, this small ice cream wonder has taken the neighborhood and the city of Miami by storm. The small, colorful shop has become a tradition for Miami locals in a short period of time. Quickly, the Azucar team has broadened its reach beyond the confines of the small parlor. It now services and distributes its unique array of ice cream flavors to a number of locations around the city. The venue is virtually impossible to go unnoticed, with its two-story ice cream cone facade and neon sign. Try a simple but bold mix of Vanilla with a shot of Cuban coffee or venture a bit further with an Avocado and Platano Maduro mix. If you can't decide, go with the fan-favorite, "Abuela Maria®"— a blend of guava, cream cheese and crumbled Maria crackers mixed into ice cream."

"Bay of Pigs Museum, Little Havana by Colada Collective. This small museum/library is filled with authentic artifacts from the Bay of Pigs invasion. Forget an audio tour—the best part of this facility is the staff—actual surviving soldiers you can speak to directly for a unique, detailed point-of-view of the invasion and the events that transpired. The museum also serves as a Veteran's hub, offering an opportunity to speak to different soldiers with each subsequent visit."

"The Classic Motor Company, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. The Classic Motor Company might just be the stuff that dreams are made of. The dealer specializes in immaculately restored "modern classics" (think 1960's Mercedes Benz Pagodas, 1970's BMW 2002 Turbos, Corvette Stingrays, the list goes on...) As if that wasn't enough, they also run two restoration companies - one specializing in Porsche 911s (The 911 Company) and the other in cult-classic vintage Toyota FJ Land Cruisers (The FJ Company). As of now they show cars by appointment and online, but later in 2016 you'll be able to gaze at these beauties at their new 10,000sf showroom across the street."

"Little River Cooperative, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Muriel Olivares and Tiffany Noé are arguably the grand dames of urban agriculture in Miami. The duo operate a garden, farm, and nursery (the latter of which is located in Little River), as well as create and tend to private and restaurant gardens throughout Miami. The sites are open by appointment only, with the exception of programs and seasonal seedling sales held at the nursery (a must-attend for anyone attempting their own garden in the unique agricultural climate of South Florida.) For those wishing to sample Little River Cooperative's 40 varieties of organically-grown vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers year-round, a CSA program is offered. You can also find the duo at the Upper East Side Farmer's Market every Saturday selling their own fare, as well as Zak The Baker bread, pasture-raised eggs, and plants. Curious about the fruit trees in your (or your neighbor's) back yard? Pick up a copy of "Forager", co-authored by Noé and published by Miami's own Jai Alai Books."

"Miami Industrial Arts, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Offering anything from day passes to year-long contracts, this membership-based community tool shop caters to experts and tinkerers alike. Housing a woodshop, metalshop, potter's wheels, kilns, and a 3-d printer, all that Miami Industrial Arts asks you to bring are your own ideas."

"Vanity Projects, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. New York City's best nail art salon opened their Little River outpost in 2015, and the manicures of Miami girls have never been the same. The salon's concept is truly rooted in art - owner Rita Alcenar de Pinto's background as an independent curator informs the video art installations projected onto the walls, while the salon operates a "residency" for visiting nail artists from NYC to Tokyo. The nail artists (don't call them manicurists) can translate your favorite artist's work (Jen Stark was an Art Basel 2015 favorite), or help you develop a custom design. Not feeling creative? Don't worry, no one will turn a nose up at a good old fashioned single-color gloss."

"St. Mary's Cathedral, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Originally established in 1929 under the name "Little River Mission Club", St. Mary's is Miami's only cathedral and serves as the mother church for Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe Counties. Now led by Father Christopher Marino, St. Mary's offers three individual masses each Sunday - one each in English, Spanish, and Kreyòl - serving as a reflection of the diversity of the Little River neighborhood. For those looking to experience the church outside of services, St. Mary's also offers non-denominational programming such as its "Cathedral Arts Series"."

"Fast Twitch, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Fast Twitch is an Under Armour Elite Training Facility that works with youth, high school, college, and professional athletes, as well as business executives. Fast Twitch features a team of professionals that specialize in Performance Training, Recovery, Therapy, Nutrition, and Sports Psychology. The FT Methodology is based on a customized, goal-oriented approach that is unique for each client that walks in the door."

"Barkhaus, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Barkhaus isn't your regular doggy day care and boarding facility. "Pack leaders" Natalie Sanchez and Andres Monasterios have a unique way with dogs, and it shows (most notably via their Instagram account, which has nearly 60,000 followers and growing.) The two care for and train dogs in their 12,000sf private dog park, complete with above-ground dog pool and "Barkhaus Beach". Abiding by the philosophy that "a tired dog is a happy dog", they also take structured pack walks - sometimes up to 30 at a time. Barkhaus books up quickly and has many "haus regulars", so be sure to e-mail them well in advance to secure a place for your pooch."

"Bread 'n Pan, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Don't try to search this place on Google Maps - you won't find it. You also won't find a website, and if they have a phone they're not giving out the number. Keep an eye out amongst a sea of industrial warehouses for the yellow awning and open storefront. Once you've found it, you've found one of the best Cuban coffee joints in town. The bread pudding is mom's recipe, and all of the pastelitos, empanadas, bread, and cake is baked in the back. Once you choose your sweet of choice, order a cortadito (our favorite), colada, or cafe con leche, and you'll be in caffeinated heaven. The snack packs of Oreos, Ritz Crackers, and Doritos in the glass display? Not so much. Wouldn't want to ruin your buzz."

"B&M Market, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Don't let this light-less, bare-bones bodega fool you - in the back they're cooking up some of the best Guyanese and West Indian fare north of the Caribbean. Jerk chicken, ackee and salt fish, and curry goat are all available, but roti is the name of this game. Available in chicken, goat, vegetable, and seafood variations, they all pair well with the homemade hot sauce (dispensed in salad dressing containers.) Grab a Ting from the fridge to ease the burn and some tamarind candies for a post-lunch treat, and you're all set."

"Gallery Diet, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Gallery Diet is a contemporary art space originally established in Wynwood in 2007. A 2015 move to Little River saw an expansion of the space to include an outdoor courtyard for sculpture, performances, and events. The gallery produces exhibitions by emerging and established artists both from Miami (Nicolas Lobo and Emmett Moore, both based in Little River) and around the world (Katie Stout, George Woodman). Gallery Diet founder Nina Johnson-Milewski's side gig? Publishing The Miami Rail, the city's independent quarterly that provides critical coverage of art and design."

"Bakery Boys, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. If you're looking for Caribbean home cooking, you've come to the right spot. Bakery Boys offers dishes such as stewed goat, chicken, and fish (head on), all of which come with a side of rice and pigeon peas and a small salad. Portions are very large, and prices are cheap - nearly everything is sold between three and eight dollars. Make sure you're planning to take your lunch somewhere to-go - the boys only do takeout."

"Limited Edition Caffé & Vino Buono, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Don't bother telling friends to meet you at Limited Edition - they won't know where you're referring to. Instead, direct them to "the coffee shop at Ironside", as the name "Limited Edition" is almost nowhere to be seen. This "rustic meets industrial" indoor/outdoor cafe at the Ironside complex offers coffee, tea, and a small selection of cold-pressed juices, as well as a variety of pastries, sandwiches, and salads. The wifi is free and the atmosphere is lovely, making Limited Edition a great place to go when you want to take your work out of the office. Beware - the café closes around 4pm, so if you crave your caffeine fix in the late afternoon, you're out of luck."

"MADE at the Citadel, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. MADE (Makers, Artists, Designers, Entrepreneurs) is the area's first (and, of this writing, only) co-working space. Housed in the former Bell South building, MADE's two stories include private offices, shared workspace, and a theater. The theater serves as home base for The Imperial (a recurring open mic night), and Villain Theater (improv shows and classes). Not one to get on stage? No worries, other recurring MADE classes include guided meditation and a professional insights lecture series."

"Ironside Pizza, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. On NE 4th Court, a strip of warehouses sit at the easternmost border of Little River. Walk to the other side of the street and you'll find yourself in Palm Grove, a historically-designated residential neighborhood. Among the warehouses and facing Palm Grove sits Ironside, a multi-use complex of shops, studios, and offices, along with a restaurant - Ironside Pizza. Ironside Pizza specializes in (you guessed it) pizza - in this case, of the Neopolitan, wood-fired variety. Also on offer are a variety of antipasti and salads. Pro tips: order the eggplant parmesan, involtini, and pack your favorite wine or beer, as this place is one of the few BYOB's in Miami."

"Earth 'n Us Farm, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Earth'n Us farm was established by Ray Chasser in 1977 as a place for he and his family to live close to the earth. Four decades later, the two acre farm not only still exists, but is thriving. Part hippie commune, part farm featuring gardens and animals, Earth 'n Us is open to the public, and encourages visitors on Sundays. Additionally, ENUF hosts "Love & Vegetables" (a vegan pop-up cafe) and drum circles to celebrate and honor the full moon. For those wanting an even more personal experience, the farm isn't totally cut off from the market economy - you can rent one of several of their spaces by the night via Air BnB."

"Bill Brady Gallery, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Bill Brady has never been one to follow the crowd - over the last 20 years he's owned galleries in NYC's East Village (ATM Gallery), the West Bottoms of Kansas City, and now, Miami's Little River. Motivated more by energy and intuition than the trends of the art market, he's given many of today's prominent contemporary artists their first gallery shows, including Japanese neo-expressionist Tomoo Gokita. Each visit to Bill Brady Gallery results a wildly different experience, from Gokita's large-scale, black and white acrylic paintings, to an interactive musical sculpture composed of buckets from Nick Farhi."

"Fountainhead Studios, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. With approximately 40 studios, Fountainhead Studios is probably home to the largest number of artists under one roof in Miami. While closed to the public during regular hours, many artists are happy to arrange private studio visits. Fountainhead also hosts open studio nights at least twice a year. Pro-tip: during open studios, use a ride-sharing service. Several hundred people are known to attend!"

"&Gallery, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. Founded in 2014 by Annie Berkowitz and Jordan Trachtenberg, &gallery is an art and exhibition space focusing on local contemporary art and design. The couple work to foster the work of local artists and designers, with a particular emphasis on highlighting Miami's cultural diversity. While &gallery presents work of all sizes, the intimacy of the space lends itself particularly well to interacting with smaller pieces - the type experience often lost in cavernous gallery environments."

"McArthur Dairy, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. If you want to an easy way to identify Miami natives, just sing the jingle, "We all grew up on McArthur". Those born and raised here will be the ones wearing instant smiles. In Miami, anyone of a certain age truly did grow up on McArthur - it's been a dominant force in the market since its founding in 1929 by J. Neville McArthur. In the early 1950's, McArthur built the dairy plant, the most modern in the country at the time. The 1950's were a particularly good for McArthur - along with his new facility he had the largest single dairy herd in the world, and demonstrated his local pride and commitment to his community with a $1 million donation to the University of Miami (the equivalent of over $10 million in 2016.) While visitors can't enter the building (it is, after all, an operating dairy processing plant), it's worth a drive-by on the 2nd Avenue side for a glimpse at the well-preserved Miami Modern (MiMo) architecture alone."

"Mindy Solomon Gallery, Little River by Matthew Vander Werff & Ashley Melisse Abess. After four years in St. Petersburg, FL and another two in Wynwood, Mindy Solomon Gallery now calls Little River home. Solomon says her "desire to be a gallerist stems from a fascination with objects and visual conversations" as well as enjoying "providing divergent visual opinions about how we perceive the world." She represents a roster of contemporary emerging and mid-career American (Scot Southern) and international (de la Torre brothers, Kang Hyo Lee) artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, and video, and encourages them to establish their creative voices and explore a broad range of exhibition possibilities."

"Casablanca Seafood Bar & Grille, Miami River. This is one of the cleanest and freshest fish markets in Miami. The attached restaurant serves-up its catches to a long, beautiful row of covered waterfront seating. You can keep it casual with fish croquetas and a mojito, or go for a more romantic experience and share some of their larger and more expensive dishes with friends and family."

"Casablanca Seafood Bar & Grille, Miami River. This is one of the cleanest and freshest fish markets in Miami. The attached restaurant serves-up its catches to a long, beautiful row of covered waterfront seating. You can keep it casual with fish croquetas and a mojito, or go for a more romantic experience and share some of their larger and more expensive dishes with friends and family."

"El Cielo, Miami River. El Cielo offers an artistically designed, Colombian-fusion tasting menu. The least expensive tasting costs 85 bucks a head without drinks, but from having chocolate poured on your hands at the start of the meal to huffing rose-scented clouds billowing from your tabletop to end it, each moment is meticulously planned, delicious and a laugh-riot. They also have an a la carte menu with waterfront seating available."

"El Cielo, Miami River. El Cielo offers an artistically designed, Colombian-fusion tasting menu. The least expensive tasting costs 85 bucks a head without drinks, but from having chocolate poured on your hands at the start of the meal to huffing rose-scented clouds billowing from your tabletop to end it, each moment is meticulously planned, delicious and a laugh-riot. They also have an a la carte menu with waterfront seating available."

"Scottish Rite, Miami River. The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry’s Southern Jurisdiction built their temple at the corner of NW 3rd Street and NW River Drive in 1924. It’s a stunning example of Egyptian Revival architecture designed by Kiehnel and Elliot. Stroll by on your way to grab a bite at one of the restaurants on NW North River Drive. On their website, this proud fraternity of men even invites you to visit them and find out more about what they have to offer."

"Scottish Rite, Miami River. The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry’s Southern Jurisdiction built their temple at the corner of NW 3rd Street and NW River Drive in 1924. It’s a stunning example of Egyptian Revival architecture designed by Kiehnel and Elliot. Stroll by on your way to grab a bite at one of the restaurants on NW North River Drive. On their website, this proud fraternity of men even invites you to visit them and find out more about what they have to offer."

"Area 31, Miami River. If you’re looking for the Brickell nightlife scene, this is the place. Swing by for their Friday night happy hour to check it out. If you’re not, stop by Monday through Sunday for their breakfast buffet from 7AM to 10:30AM, or on Saturdays and Sundays for brunch from Noon to 3PM. The view from their 16th floor perch is spectacular."

"Area 31, Miami River. If you’re looking for the Brickell nightlife scene, this is the place. Swing by for their Friday night happy hour to check it out. If you’re not, stop by Monday through Sunday for their breakfast buffet from 7AM to 10:30AM, or on Saturdays and Sundays for brunch from Noon to 3PM. The view from their 16th floor perch is spectacular."

"Toro Toro, Miami River. Their $23 all-you-can-eat taco and all-you-can-drink beer bar on Saturdays from 11:30AM to 3PM is pretty good value for the riverfront. Fresh made guacamole and tortilla soup are also a part of the deal. They have specials on other days of the week too, but bring a sweater because it can get a little chilly inside."

"Toro Toro, Miami River. Their $23 all-you-can-eat taco and all-you-can-drink beer bar on Saturdays from 11:30AM to 3PM is pretty good value for the riverfront. Fresh made guacamole and tortilla soup are also a part of the deal. They have specials on other days of the week too, but bring a sweater because it can get a little chilly inside."

"Miami Tower Sun Deck, Miami River. Currently leased to Total Bank but known to older locals as Miami’s CenTrust Building, this storied I.M. Pei designed skyscraper was commissioned by CenTrust Bank founder and Miami playboy, David Paul. It’s three-tiered design with alternating curved bands of reflective glass and white aluminum is a Miami icon, especially during its festive holiday light shows. Brown bag it to the Sky Deck and picnic with stunning views from a rooftop deck clad in oolite limestone and teaming with lush tropical landscaping. Open Monday through Fridays 8AM to 7PM."

"Miami Tower Sun Deck, Miami River. Currently leased to Total Bank but known to older locals as Miami’s CenTrust Building, this storied I.M. Pei designed skyscraper was commissioned by CenTrust Bank founder and Miami playboy, David Paul. It’s three-tiered design with alternating curved bands of reflective glass and white aluminum is a Miami icon, especially during its festive holiday light shows. Brown bag it to the Sky Deck and picnic with stunning views from a rooftop deck clad in oolite limestone and teaming with lush tropical landscaping. Open Monday through Fridays 8AM to 7PM."

"Garcia’s Seafood Grille & Fish Market, Miami River. This is one of the most chill waterfront spots in all of Miami. Unlike many of the newcomers on the Riverfront that only serve meals at fine dining prices you can get a dolphin sandwich with a side of sticky sweet maduros for 12 bucks. They sell their fish from a first floor retail market, have an upstairs bar with more than enough tv’s playing your favorite local sporting event and waterfront seating."

"Garcia’s Seafood Grille & Fish Market, Miami River. This is one of the most chill waterfront spots in all of Miami. Unlike many of the newcomers on the Riverfront that only serve meals at fine dining prices you can get a dolphin sandwich with a side of sticky sweet maduros for 12 bucks. They sell their fish from a first floor retail market, have an upstairs bar with more than enough tv’s playing your favorite local sporting event and waterfront seating."

"American Social, Miami River. This lively sports bar feels like you’ve crashed a raucous frat party playing house music. Try to find a seat on the riverfront to see manatees and tugboats drift by while you’re watching the game. Mondays they have a $5 burger special, Sunday brunch specials and the “cuban cigars” on their appetizer menu are pretty good too."

"American Social, Miami River. This lively sports bar feels like you’ve crashed a raucous frat party playing house music. Try to find a seat on the riverfront to see manatees and tugboats drift by while you’re watching the game. Mondays they have a $5 burger special, Sunday brunch specials and the “cuban cigars” on their appetizer menu are pretty good too."

"Seaspice, Miami River. This place is beautiful; so beautiful that it has got to be run by extra classy Europeans with great taste living in Miami. Their view, dock and surroundings are that nice, plus the food is delicious. It’s pricey, but definitely a place to go for a special occasion."

"Seaspice, Miami River. This place is beautiful; so beautiful that it has got to be run by extra classy Europeans with great taste living in Miami. Their view, dock and surroundings are that nice, plus the food is delicious. It’s pricey, but definitely a place to go for a special occasion."

"Fort Dallas Park, Miami River. This pocket park used to be the site of Old Fort Dallas, which was named after U.S. Navy Commodore Alexander James Dallas. It was built in 1836 to provide a strategic American military presence during the Seminole Wars. While none of the original structures are still standing, one of the “Palm Cottages” built in 1897 to house the workers of Henry Flagler was moved here in 1983. Flagler is considered “The Father of Miami”, was a major shareholder in Standard Oil Company and railroad tycoon. The park is currently closed for renovations but you’ll see the Palm Cottage from the riverwalk."

"Fort Dallas Park, Miami River. This pocket park used to be the site of Old Fort Dallas, which was named after U.S. Navy Commodore Alexander James Dallas. It was built in 1836 to provide a strategic American military presence during the Seminole Wars. While none of the original structures are still standing, one of the “Palm Cottages” built in 1897 to house the workers of Henry Flagler was moved here in 1983. Flagler is considered “The Father of Miami”, was a major shareholder in Standard Oil Company and railroad tycoon. The park is currently closed for renovations but you’ll see the Palm Cottage from the riverwalk."

"Fort Dallas Park, Miami River. This pocket park used to be the site of Old Fort Dallas, which was named after U.S. Navy Commodore Alexander James Dallas. It was built in 1836 to provide a strategic American military presence during the Seminole Wars. While none of the original structures are still standing, one of the “Palm Cottages” built in 1897 to house the workers of Henry Flagler was moved here in 1983. Flagler is considered “The Father of Miami”, was a major shareholder in Standard Oil Company and railroad tycoon. The park is currently closed for renovations but you’ll see the Palm Cottage from the riverwalk."

"Fort Dallas Park, Miami River. This pocket park used to be the site of Old Fort Dallas, which was named after U.S. Navy Commodore Alexander James Dallas. It was built in 1836 to provide a strategic American military presence during the Seminole Wars. While none of the original structures are still standing, one of the “Palm Cottages” built in 1897 to house the workers of Henry Flagler was moved here in 1983. Flagler is considered “The Father of Miami”, was a major shareholder in Standard Oil Company and railroad tycoon. The park is currently closed for renovations but you’ll see the Palm Cottage from the riverwalk."

"Wynwood Walls, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Conceived by the renowned community revitalizer and placemaker, Tony Goldman, the vision for Wynwood Walls was to create one of the largest outdoor open-air galleries in the country, celebrating the often under-appreciated genre of urban street art. From around the United States, Brazil, Belgium, Mexico, Portugal, Ukraine, Portugal, Greece, Spain, Germany, France, England, Japan and Singapore, the celebrated artists who have contributed to the Wynwood Walls include: Os Gemeos, Invader, Kenny Scharf, FUTURA 2000, Dearraindrop, FAILE, BÄST, Shepard Fairey, Aiko, Sego, Saner, Liqen, Nunca, Ben Jones, HOW & NOSM, Ryan McGinness, Jim Drain, Ara Peterson, Retna, Stelios Faitakis, Clare Rojas, The Date Farmers, avaf, ROA, Ron English, Jeff Soto, Logan Hicks, b., PHASE 2, Joe Grillo, COCO 144, Gaia, Vhils, Interesni Kazki, Neuzz, Swoon, Ben Wolf, David Ellis, Barry McGee, Brandon Opalka, Friends With You, DALeast, Faith 47, Santiago Rubino, Daze, Krink, Momo, Miss Van, Lady Pink, Fafi, Sheryo, Kashink, Maya Hayuk and Lakwena."

"The Rubell Family Collection, Wynwood by Moonlighter. One of the worlds largest, privately owned contemporary art collections — so with that being said, it’s a must see location! Each year the Foundation presents thematic exhibitions drawn from the collection with accompanying catalogs. These exhibitions often travel to museums around the world. RFC is well recognized as a pioneer in what has been referred to as the “Miami model” for private collectors creating a new, independent form of public institution."

"Nomad Tribe, Wynwood by Moonlighter. By combining modern designs with a traditional element handcrafted by artisans around the world, Nomad Tribe has created a unique aesthetic that is as much of a fashion statement as it is a social and ethical one. The different styles in the shop are a reflection and celebration of this mission."

"The Wynwood Yard, Wynwood by Moonlighter. At The Yard, you can experience various types of events from day to night. You can stop by at any time for a deliciously nutritious meal from a number of culturally rich food trucks which grow their own ingredients right in the yard! This one location brings the community together by showcasing local talent while giving your taste buds something to talk about. At The Wynwood Yard, Art & Architecture meets the eyes, and nature is elevated to a whole other level! Nothing but great vibes at Wynwood Yard."

"Cafeina Wynwood Lounge, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Nestled in the heart of the Wynwood Art District, Cafeina offers a joint lounge, gallery, tapas-style restaurant and event space. This eclectic hotspot layers art on nightlife with celebrated cuisine for visitors to experience something completely different."

"Cable Design, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Cable Design offers a unique collection of furniture, decorative accessories, lighting, flooring, and art. All designs are fit for the modern urbanite - providing genuine designs with lots of character and free from pretentiousness. Cable Design highlights objects that focus on the human experience; they’re always finding great ways to improve our living spaces."

"The Chill Concept, Wynwood by Moonlighter. The Chill Concept is a pop-up museum featuring a collection of projects, rather than objects. TCC is a contemporary practice that creates a positive human connection based on a moment-to-moment experience with happiness. They combine wellness with contemporary culture and innovation to provide an inclusive collaborative space."

"Mana Wynwood, Wynwood by Moonlighter. A village designed to blow your mind! Mana has over 70 Art Galleries, Retail Stores, Antique Shops, Eclectic Bars, with one of the largest open-air street art installations in the world. Mana offers a venue for production as well as raw space."

"Bakehouse Art Complex, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Bakehouse Art Complex is an engaging environment for resident artists that encourages collaborations that provide encouragement, inspiration, and helps each artist achieve high mounts — as well as attract new artist with similar visions! BAC is an art community that strives to make a cultural impact for contemporary and visual arts. The diverse and dynamic art community is a centerpiece for creativity in Wynwood."

"Margulies Collection, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Located in a 45,000 square foot warehouse in Wynwood, the gallery space showcases art from the 20th and 21st century including sculpture, photography, video, painting and large scale installations by international artists as well as providing educational programs and offering tours throughout the months of October through April, for students that are studying the arts. Just visit and you will be in AWE by the remarkable and inspiring works."

"The Warehouse Project, Wynwood by Moonlighter. A cultural hub in the heart of Wynwood for creatives to collaborate as one community and experience the various art events that happen within the space. From art exhibitions to event gatherings, to the incredible cafe, to all the networking one can obtain during these events - this is just the place to get yourself out there! Truly a community that wants to to help you grow."

"Emerson Dorsch, Wynwood by Moonlighter. A contemporary art gallery in the heart of Wynwood. Miami New Times, mentions “this is happening”, now and always. This pioneering institution in Miami was the first to move to the city’s Wynwood District, bringing interactivity and music to the visual art experience is something Emerson Dorsch is well known for. From the exceptional art works to the atmosphere of the gallery space — its raw concrete floor, the exposed masonry block work, the nooks, everything about this place inside and out gives visitors the imagination and creativity to truly appreciate the art."

"Lagniappe, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Lagniappe is probably one of the best places to go with family, friends, or even on a date. The moment you step in Lagniappe, your night will surely be enjoyable. Listening to the live performances whether it be jazzy, soul, or hip hop - your ears will not be able to resist the sound. Then picking out your selection of wine and enjoy the casual, unpretentious setting indoors or outdoors. You'll find mismatched couches, chairs, tables, romantic lighting and trees that look like the perfect movie scene but simultaneously feels like you're right at home, cozy and welcoming. It'll be a good night over a bottle of vino at Lagniappe!"

"Wood Tavern, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Wood Tavern is the perfect place tomeet up with friends, grab a craft brew or cocktail and enjoy good company. Wood Tavern'ssimple and casual environment is the best placeto socialize with friends and listen to good music. An open place where everyone wants to be, because anyone is welcome.So the next time you're wondering where to take your night— come, have a drink, and be assured that you will have a great night!"

"Brick House, Wynwood by Moonlighter. A 1920s house is the backdrop for a beer garden with craft brews & bourbon, plus a large patio and most importantly a selection of great music acts that will have you dancing all night long!"

"Wynwood Kitchen + Bar, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Wynwood Kichten + Bar (WKB) is an enjoyable place that will make you fall in love with Wynwood! A place to lose yourself within the infusions of passionate art, its heritage dishes, and its extra delicious cocktails. The contemporary urban art within the space is hip yet comfortable both indoors and out. The perfect place to gather with some friends and make it your own!"

"Electric Pickle, Wynwood by Moonlighter. If you're in Miami and seeking an eccentric underground scene with endless dance music until you are ready to crawl home - Great news, Electric Pickle is just the place to let go! Skip the beach and be electrified by the great music and people at the Pickle."

"Wynwood Brewing Company, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Wynwood Brewing Company is Miami’s first craft brewery in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District. This brewery is sure to impress you with its selection of creative beers which also operates a 15-barrel brewhouse and distributes Blonde Ale, Indian Pale Ale, Gold Medal-winning Robust Porter, barrel aged Strong Ales and a rotation ofseasonal offerings. This is a great low key spot for beer lovers!"

"Junior & Hatter, Wynwood by Moonlighter. We all know how hard it is to find a great stylist — it is after all top priority and by no means an easy feat. Fortunately, at Junior & Hatter, two of Miami’s most sought after stylists can now be found under one creatively inspired roof. With its home in Wynwood, Miami’s epicenter for arts and culture, Junior & Hatter offers the experience and services of an upscale, high-end salon in an artistically cultivated setting."

"Coyo Taco, Wynwood by Moonlighter. The time to go? Now. It’s the joint adorned with bright-blue crashing waves right next to Panther Coffee. You’ll start by walking up to the counter and placing your order for hand-smashed guac and tacos. They come stuffed with things like 12-hour roasted pork shoulder and cactus. Grab a seat at the rustic wood communal table and get to work on your bounty with a margarita or one of their Mexican sodas...spiked with tequila! Even keep the night going at their small hidden club in the back. It's clear why this spot has become so popular so quickly."

"Warby Parker, Wynwood by Moonlighter. The famous and quintessential glasses to have if you're both design and budget conscious! Warby Parker always has the frame styles you want! With their new home in Wynwood - Warby has created a fun space inspired by the inside of a pool. Take a selfie from above as you sit in a lounger with you're new glasses - trust us, you'll be styling just swimmingly!"

"Kush, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Good Beer Ain't Cheap, Cheap Beer Ain't Good! That's the motto at KUSH. Their award winning burgers and other tasty offerings will have you always coming back for more. Kush’s mission is to unite quality craft beers, locally sourced food, and engaging works of art created by visionary local artists - All housed under one roof. This is more than a pub, more than a bar, more than a restaurant... it’s an experience."

"Panther Coffee, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Panther Coffee provides a unique taste of authentic traditional coffees. For starters, their coffee grains come from carefully selected farms from all around the world. Now for the experience... as you place your order, your selection of coffee grains start to get roasted in an on-site vintage roaster. It may take a minute or two longer but that's ok - you'll be tasting subtle notes you never knew coffee had. This is a locals hangout and a staple in the Wynwood community - and beyond!"

"LAB Miami, Wynwood by Moonlighter. LAB Miami is more than a space - its a community. Its Offering - a comfortable open co-working space to learn, share, act and build together. With flexible hours, engaging events, and active emerging entrepreneurs making things happen all the time - it's a place that cultivates innovation. LAB Miami has helped catalyze the entrepreneurial and tech communities in Miami and has seen enormous growth in a short amount of time. Make LAB your first stop if you're looking to create a start-up in the Magic City."

"SuViche, Wynwood by Moonlighter. SuViche is a sleek, modern, artsy restaurant that serves a combination of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines with a twist. Don’t forget to order a lemonade or passion fruit pisco cocktail that will have you wishing you had found this place earlier.SuViche has perfected the blend of two of the most popular cuisines in the world and will surely knock your socks OFF! So if you’re in the mood to have an incredible and unforgettable meal, SuViche the spot."

"R House, Wynwood by Moonlighter. One part Art Gallery, one part Restaurant, R House offers an electric mix of American, Mediterranean, Asian and Latin food, then head to the bar for refreshing infused Cocktails. All this deliciousness surrounded by extraordinary art. Just sit and enjoy the ambiance with live music and a beautiful outdoor lounge area."

"Plant the Future, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Imagination takes root at Paloma Teppa's shop. Various compositions of planted accents range from the minimal to the whimsical, each with its own unique character and narrative. Each piece is living work of art."

"Boxelder Craft Beer Market, Wynwood by Moonlighter. Want to discover a new place with a great selection of draft beers? The Boxelder Craft Beer Market – known as BXLDR, is just the place to go! Their bartenders have deep knowledge in American craft and Belgian beers. BXLDR always has amazing events, bringing in guest speakers and tastings, as well as food and beer pairings. What more can a beer lover ask for?"

"Basico, Wynwood by Moonlighter. A selection of designs from local and international origins, at a hip industrial space in the heart of the Wynwood Arts district. You'll find cool shades, kicks, and apparel that match the aesthetic of its creative, artistic home."

"Wolfgang’s Steakhouse, Miami River. This chain is best known for their dry-aged steaks and wine, but if you sit at the bar there’s an abbreviated menu that serves healthy portions for $8 before 7PM and $12 after. The two sliders are big enough for you to share with a buddy and they come with a side of shoestring fries. The caesar salad’s great too but order the german potatoes that are seared in a skillet with bacon and cheese if you’re really hungry."

"Wolfgang’s Steakhouse, Miami River. This chain is best known for their dry-aged steaks and wine, but if you sit at the bar there’s an abbreviated menu that serves healthy portions for $8 before 7PM and $12 after. The two sliders are big enough for you to share with a buddy and they come with a side of shoestring fries. The caesar salad’s great too but order the german potatoes that are seared in a skillet with bacon and cheese if you’re really hungry."

"José Martí Park, Miami River. Nestled on a river bank in East Little Havana, Jose Marti Park is named after a poet and revolutionary who became the symbol for Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. If you need to get in a work out during your stay in Miami, the Jose Marti Gym costs $3/day. That’ll get you you access to their indoor fitness center, dance/aerobic room and basketball courts. It’s open weekdays from 6AM to 10PM. If you’d rather swim laps, that’ll only cost you $3/day too. The lap pool’s open weekdays to adults only from 8AM to 5PM. Weekends the pool is open to kids for laps after 12PM, but it’s adult swim from 10AM to 12PM."

"José Martí Park, Miami River. Nestled on a river bank in East Little Havana, Jose Marti Park is named after a poet and revolutionary who became the symbol for Cuba’s struggle for independence from Spain. If you need to get in a work out during your stay in Miami, the Jose Marti Gym costs $3/day. That’ll get you you access to their indoor fitness center, dance/aerobic room and basketball courts. It’s open weekdays from 6AM to 10PM. If you’d rather swim laps, that’ll only cost you $3/day too. The lap pool’s open weekdays to adults only from 8AM to 5PM. Weekends the pool is open to kids for laps after 12PM, but it’s adult swim from 10AM to 12PM."