Switch, Coconut Grove’s newest pub, is old school — like college.
Switch, Coconut Grove’s newest pub, is old school — like college.
The Italian bistro woos with late-night eats (charcuterie, pasta, and such until 3 a.m.) and a happy hour with $6 booze and apps.
The pretty space in the iconic hotel was designed by wunderkind Kelly Wearstler, but it’s the outdoor patio with its above-par people-watching where you want to sit. Get the lobster corn dogs.
The burger joint housed in a cottage reopened after a seven-year hiatus. Now serving truffle fries aside ten-ounce patties. There’s also a Friday happy hour and live music in the rustic space.
Who says Miami doesn’t have any neighborhood bars? W Wine Bistro is tucked away in the quieter part of the Design District, serving great food and wine. Stop in for Friday happy hours, no corkage fee Wednesdays, and bimonthly tastings.
Brave the crowds Monday-Friday, 4-8 p.m., when you’ll get half-off drinks; cheap beer; and a raw bar with oysters, crab, and shrimp — all for less than five bucks.
An old-school Miami institution (since 1912!), where the bands are loud, the food is greasy, and regulars pack the stools. Great for a show, a beer, or both.
Owners chef Sean Brasel and David Tornek are formerly of celebrity-magnet Touch. Pricey steak and pretty people. Enjoy the scene inside — or peek at passersby on Lincoln Road.
A Swiss import with first class decor (colored lights, creamy leather chairs, and a raised V.I.P lounge). Eats include prawns flambe and steak tartar.
You’ll think you tripped and landed in New York at the swank resto inside the Driade furniture showroom. Go for the incredibly vast Italian wine list, stay for the prosciutto and cheese plates — or the pizza.