Your crustacean, including the seasonal West African prawn, spot.

Get a sweet new fixie or just fix up your current ride — co-owner Thomas Wood oversees the on-site mechanics shop. Bike-centric decor (vintage cycling-themed pinball machine, magazine rack full of bike rags) lends the place quirky charm. Expect a wide range of models, from commuters to cyclo-cross, and large selection of parts and accessories. Saddle up. 

Basque in the glory of this Spanish-style tapas spot, complete with a full bar and a 2 a.m. last call. Choose from small plates (pinxtos) and larger entrees for a very Euro-style, hours-long dinner, or just enjoy cocktails like the Basque Picon Punch.

West Town pizza joint brings Quad Cities-style ’za (malty crust, spicy sauce, thinner crust), pasta, sausage, giant salads, and a Midwest-heavy beer list.

Adorn yourself with Angela Monaco’s unapologetically bold jewelry or grab a piece from Steadfast Honey. Be sure to peek into the rear workspace to see where humble metals are magically transformed.

A nose-to-toes reno of the onetime shabby Provincetown motel has resulted in a chic SoBe-style respite with modern decor, a full-service restaurant and bar, and a sophisticated indoor-outdoor lounge. Visitors enjoy unparalleled beach access across the street and an easy bike ride to Ptown proper.

Socialite Willa Keswick’s first retail venture is an explosion of cool fashion, colourful accessories, books and lifestyle products. Think Colette without the attitude.

Chef Yut Vong, who used to work at Sushi Wabi, is the man behind the grilled meats, sushi, and Thai dishes at the West Town BYOB. Order lots, share, and rediscover your love for stuff on skewers.

The beloved Portuguese dining den has relocated to Midtown East, bringing with it crisped codfish cakes, grilled octopus, and the seafood stew. Stay for unexpected dessert creations like prosciutto-infused custard and the white bean and almond tart.

A view as golden as the suds you’ll drink. Fire pits keep the outdoor space warm until they close for the winter.

The Midtown Miami liquor store is your source for unique libations like Miami Cocktail Company, as well as hosting wine tastings. 

The first storefront of the gourmet ice cream shop serving up flavors like coconut jalapeno, banana cream pie, and ginger lavender.

A 15,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art shooting facility that caters to women, avid shooters, and novices.