A collective sigh of relief could be heard city wide as Miami Art Week and Art Basel ended last night. Art, Food and Traffic seemed to be interconnected.
As invited guests, we braved the traffic and closed streets in Wynwood on Thursday to enjoy the Chefs tasting at uchi Miami.
Read MoreArt Basel and Miami Art Week starts next week with previews, opening night parties and of course, ART. But did you know that MIAbites has nicknamed Art Basel… EAT Basel? "Where should we eat in Miami?" Here are some of our Best Bites for Art Basel dining in and around Miami, Miami Beach, Wynwood and the Design District.
Read MoreShake Shack returns to Miami Art Week on Tuesday, December 3rd for its second-ever culinary and artist collaboration, blending bold flavors and creative artistry to celebrate the city's vibrant cultural spirit.
Teaming up with award-winning Chef Niven Patel of Ghee Miami and renowned Miami-based muralist Brian Butler, this unique collaboration promises a feast for both the palate and the eyes.
Read MoreA few years ago, while visiting Colombia, we drove out to the outskirts of Bogotá to a small town called Chiá to have dinner at Andres Carne de Res.
It was a wild and memorable night, with singing, dancing, stilt walkers, live music and amazing grilled meats and more.
Miami Beach now has it’s own Andres Carne de Res right on the corner of Lincoln Road, towering four stories of entertainment that promises to be popular with both locals and tourists.
Read MoreTruffle lovers rejoice! Shake Shack is bringing back its popuar Black Truffle Burger and launching four exclusive, limited-time menu items bursting with umami-rich truffle flavor that you won’t want to miss!
Read MoreA month long celebration of Hispanic Culture includes some amazing food and drinks. With the end of Miami Spice only a week or so away, now is your chance to celebrate both (Miami Spice offers where available).
Read MoreHonoring the cover of the Food & Wine July/August 2024 issue with the best of Miami’s culinary scene, top VIP’s, influencers and entrepreneurs MIAMI Magazine’s yearly mouthwatering food festival, “To Live & Dine,” is back and ready to serve the most delicious South Florida night out.
Read MoreMiami is called the “Magic City” for good reason. Whether it is the ocean, the bay or the skyline, the city offers some of the most magical views. Here is a roundup of some of the most scenic dining destinations. Many are offering Miami Spice lunch or dinner menus through September 30th, so check ahead at Miami Spice website.
Read MoreThe James Beard Foundation®, the organization behind the James Beard Awards®, announces that its Taste America culinary series returns to Miami with a special pop-up dinner featuring Miami’s 2024 James Beard Award winning Best Chef: South, Valerie Chang.
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but watching Chef Valerie Chang of Maty’s Miami win Best Chef South at the James Beard Awards on June 10th was very exciting and so inspiring for all of us fans and the many talented and hard-working chefs in Miam
Read MoreMacchialina has been one of the few independently owned, non-hotel restaurants to survive on Miami Beach…and still in its original location at 820 Alton Road. Miami Beach.
Read MoreEssensia Restaurant and Bar at The Palms Hotel and Spa in Miami Beach has long been known for its locally sourced farm-to-table cuisine. So the appointment of Diana Tandia as Chef de Cuisine last year was a perfect fit given her long-standing commitment to principles of sustainability and using the freshest local ingredients.
Read MoreWith all the noise surrounding new restaurant openings, celebrity chefs, expansions of popular concepts and a general frenzy surrounding both James Beard nominations and the Michelin Guide announcements, it becomes even more important to revisit the favorite “tried and try” places that continue to offer superior food, excellent service and reasonable prices. One of our favorites is Chef Danny Serfer’s, Mignonette Miami.
Read MoreMAPP (Mentorship, Advocacy, Purpose and the Power of women) is the non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women in the culinary and hospitality industry. On Tuesday, April 2 the organization will be in Miami for the red-carpet premiere of filmmaker Joanna James’ exploration and celebration of women in the culinary industry in the 2017 award-winning film, A Fine Line. GET TICKETS HERE
Read MoreMarch is International Woman’s Month with Friday March 8th International Women’s Day and MIAbites is honored to be able to feature Miami’s own humanitarian and chef Karla Hoyos.
Read MoreHumanitarian and award winning chef, Jose Andres is debuting his newest cookbook from ZAYTINYA: Delicious Mediterranean Dishes from Greece, Turkey, and Lebanon.
Read MoreLAST WEEK: Not quite what I would call “Play With Your Food”, but the creative team at Miami New Drama in collaboration with the Rubell Museum, is presenting an immersive theatrical performance opening February 22 through March 24, 2024 with a specially crafted Pre-Theatre Menu available at LEKU.
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