A Miami Art Walk staple and a must for those looking to refuel while wandering Wynwood. Panther is often buzzing with artists and those in the community. Try a French Press of Cold Coffee Latte.
Gaining notoriety last year for its celeb endorsers (including Pharrell Williams), NADA Art Fair is worth the trip / cab ride from South Beach. A satellite art fair with a punch and NYC edge.
The famed performance hall will be broadcasting several digital projections outside their building during Basel, and holding several public events at night. A great (Free) alternative.
The real draw here is David Lynch's pop-up club, Silencio, taking over FDR in the basement of this South Beach legend. Good luck getting in if you're not already a member, but it's worth a try anyhow.
One of the hottest satellite fairs from last year's event, they possibly named it PULSE because it successfully has its finger on what's emerging in contemporary art. A definite must see in Wynwood.
Get your Southern brunch fix here before hitting the Betsy or checking our the Convention Center. Chicken N' Waffles always take the cake, but the Fried Green Tomato BLT ain't half bad either.
Want to know where Le Baron is headed / popping up for the evening? Show up to Free Spirit from 8pm - 10pm during Art Basel to know where they're headed next, and to catch a free ride to the club.
A must-visit in South Beach if youre in the mood for a dive-bar. $8 pitchers for happy hour can't be beat. Neither can the international beer selections.
A locals-favorite lunch gem tucked away steps from Lincoln Road, next to the Albion Hotel. Most plates are $10 a pop, and the salads are a must.
Brunch: Southern Fried. Come hungry because this kitchen likes to serve it BIG. The Chicken N' Waffles are incredible, but big enough to split. Cocktails are also phenomenal.
A South Beach legend, News Cafe is about as prime location for people watching as it gets; not to mention it trumps the crowd at Johnny Rockets. Food is passable, and eggs benedict is a must.
While the menu is nothing groundbreaking in the brunch department, it's reasonably priced and great for people watching.
The brunch weapon of choice if you're still feeling the 5am last call from SET the night before. While it ain't fancy, it's a greasy Cuban gem of a joint that's eases the hangover just fine.
Wynwood isn't just for art walk. This caffeine outpost is a must visit on any day, and is a
If views could kill this place would be deadly. Add in some killer cocktails and a solid happy hour on Fridays, and you've got one of the best spots in all of Brickell.
One the best (and most affordable) brunches on the beach. Anything on a biscuit is a Grade A southern affair, and the chicken n waffles is a must.
An Asian twist on Miami's overly saturated Cuban cuisine market. The calamari is delicious, and the brunch buffet on Sundays should be criminal the food is so delicious. Portions are family style
Celeb frequented and locally hyped establishment that's legendary for it's succulent steaks, lobster mac n' cheese, and fried red velvet cake. While pricey, it's well worth the dinero in South Beach
Attached to Chinois Chinois, the restaurant is actually owned by the same family. While both are stellar and affordable for the generous portions, Baklava is authentic Mediterranean cuisine in Miami
A quintessential Miami Mom & Pop joint, with a MAJOR Cuban twist. Won't beat around the bush, and lament this place is a fantastic hangover cure. Order the Mezcladas or the Tortillas.
100s of tiny sandwich options that range from chicken, ham, and even duck, and only run $1-$3 each. Be sure to check out Wednesday nights, when ALL sandwiches and beer only cost $1 each.
This place is legendary for its hurricanes and hand grenades, but make sure you dont miss the piano bar inside. Its a riot
Mother really does know best. Whether you order the gumbo, Étouffée, or any po' boy, this place can do no wrong. Wash it down with an Arnold Palmer and you got yourself one of the best meals in NOLA.
Tucked away at the very end of South Beach at the end of Washington Avenue, Southe Pointe is a beautiful spot to hit the sand, have a picnic, go on a run, or just escape the crowds of Ocean Drive.
the hottest and newest kid on the South Beach culinary block, Yardbird deserves all the buzz. It's amazing for dinner, but their brunch and lunch offerings are the perfect post-hangover meals.
A great off-night spot to sip a cocktail at SkyBar, or put on your dancing shoes and head indoors to Red Bar.
Grab a drink by the pool, or sit in the lobby to admire the mid-century modern brilliance. Dining is incredible (try Bianca) and if you're in the mood to party, hit up FDR in the basement
A quintessential South Beach dining experience that's a MUST on any culinary to-do list. It's pricey but worth every penny. The lobster mac n cheese, filet minon, sea bass, and fried Oreos.
Forget Pasha's and walk the other way down Coral Way to this gem. Prices are fantastic & portions are big (unlike Pasha's), and there's really no better joint in Miami for Arabic/Greek food.
In a town full of "gyms" that lose their focus trying to a nightclub, the Sports Club at the Four Seasons aligns perfectly with Brickell's strictly business, professional mantra. A real class act
