A new low-key (read: inexpensive) Italian joint opens in the old Brosia space.
A new low-key (read: inexpensive) Italian joint opens in the old Brosia space.
Don’t go for the service. Actually, considering the hot waiters, maybe you should. The neighborhood spot is authentically French, from the crepes and cafe au lait to the crowd. Laze the day away.
The third outpost (Paris, Hong Kong) of the restaurant favored by the fashion elite nestles inside The Webster boutique. Debate Balenciaga vs. Lanvin while splurging on caviar service.
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The battle for Miami’s best Indian rages on. This contender may be pricey (location, location, location), but folks rave about the naans, curries, and samosas. Service may be slow but, hey, it’s South Beach.
Multitaskers can dance and eat at this luxe club decked out with a blue Chihuly icicle chandelier and glass entrance complete with waterfall. Nosh on small plates like octopus carpaccio in the dining room, then head to the outdoor lounge or VIP club.