Articles Archive for August 2008
The Grove has been an up-and-coming part of Miami in recent years and now hosts an elaborate variety of shops, cafés, restaurants and other entertainment venues but still manages to preserve its secluded, holiday atmosphere…
It doesn’t matter what time of day, there’s always a crowd at Van Dyke. This great outdoor restaurant on Lincoln Road starts with a fantastic brunch and keeps the folks coming for tasty lunch food and satisfying dinners. It’s the perfect spot to …
Looking for real Latin flavor, come to this delightful little restaurant in Little Havana. Casa Panza is authentic as it gets. Flamenco dancers and singers entertain while you order up the delicious tapas and paella. We love manchego cheese and shrimp and always …
Come hear some of Miami’s best local rock acts at Churchill’s Pub. It’s long been a favorite of the city’s in the know Indie crowd. You’ll find great heavy metal and punk shows most days. But don’t be surprised to come in and …
Hit up all the up and coming shops in Miami’s hippest neighborhood. There’s always something new popping up. Roam around to find fantastic art galleries, antique shops, boutiques and home décor stores. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants too. It’s just a …
Take a stroll down Deco Drive to get the best view of the Art Deco Historic District. This street was the vacation spot for the rich in the 1920s and 30s. It took a dive for several years, but is now back to …
Yukol Place Thai Cuisine is simple with traditional Thai done just right. Enjoy a relaxed dinner of coconut soup, calamari salad and Pad Thai with chicken. The traditional Thai desserts are also worth a splurge. You’ll leave satisfied. We’re sure Yukol will be …
Breakfast rules at this delicious little dinner. They’ve got it all – huge portions of pancakes, omelets and French toast. Mama’s does healthy well too, so just ask for that egg white omelet. It’s no bother. It’s a popular place, so get here …


