Very green internal appearance. In the gardens of the Rubell Museum and across the street from…read moreSuperblue Miami ( museum) and their far less exciting blue cafe. We were there at 1 pm midweek and very quiet. Basically a pizza plus place with plenty of wine cocktails and beer options. Mushroom Pizza was good if a little overcooked but as a result very tasty. Bruschetta was really good. If you are in the area at a museum this is a great place to try. I assume it is more lively in the evening?

We absolutely love this place! We have so many favorites I don't even know where to begin…read more Don't miss: Gem lettuce (can tend to be a lil spicy) Rigatoni Bolognese LA woman (pizza) Spicy Fusilli Other favorites: Chicken cutlet (grab a side of buffalo sauce *PRO MOVE*) Chicken Parm Meatballs Little Nat's (pizza) Super Shroom (pizza) Spaghetti Limone (we're a carb heavy family) SIRLOIN STEAK, to die for Service is impeccable, ambiance is great with the museum being right there. I'm from LA, I also LOVE the breakfast but we'll save that for another time!

Great service food ambiance. Our waiter Oscar was fantastic from his service to his…read morerecommendations. Sicily smoke drink was amazing as well carpaccio and lamb chops. .

A group of four of us had lunch here recently and from the moment we walked in, we were blown away…read more The space is stunning with lush floral installations draping from the pergola ceiling, gorgeous scalloped amber umbrellas, rattan chairs, and a breathtaking waterfront view of the Miami River with yachts docked right outside. The food delivered on every front. We started with the Crispy Calamari served with a lemon-caper aioli that had us scraping the bowl clean. Our Virgin Margaritas were just as thoughtfully crafted as any cocktail menu, refreshing and gorgeous to look at. The Seafood Capellini was the star of the table, a silky pasta with shrimp in a lemon-butter cream sauce that was absolutely dreamy. We finished with the Chocolate Temptation cake and the Gelato Pistachio, both wonderful ways to end the meal. Service was warm and attentive throughout. Elia on the River delivers on ambiance, food, and hospitality. We will absolutely be back!

Fun Italian bakery in Edgewater that's an easy walk for all in the neighborhood. The shop is bright…read moreand welcoming with outside and inside seating. I had a mozzarella sandwich that was fresh and savory. And then indulged in the Nutella donut. It. Was. Ahhhhhhmazing. The yeasty dough and sugar sprinkles with the decadent nutellla filling was on point and now I will have to make return trips for this treat!

Awesome espressos! Owners are really cool and the store has a great selection of authentic Italian…read morepastas as well as other treats. I stop in few times a week for wine / craft beer / coffee with a pastry. Nice relaxing patio with tables and lights, like a little slice of Italy in Miami Edgewater. Great addition to the neighborhood!!!

My family and I really enjoyed the food and the lemonade. We tried the chicken, catfish, and…read moremultiple different Mac's. We loved everything. The cornbread and greens was our fav.

We were visiting the Wynnwood Walls arts district and stopped in here for a bite. A friendly "…read moreWelcome Home " greeting by Chef Teach started us off, there were 8 of us a the space is limited here so it took a bit longer than expected to be seated ,once seated we ordered and food was served around 20 minutes later. We all ordered different dishes and everyone agreed it was delicious, our order we Catfish entree with cornbread ,truffle fries,and mac and cheese. The catfish was cooked perfectly and the batter was amazing that mac & cheese was creamy and so tasty. Truffle fries ok and the cornbread felt more like a dessert dish with the sweet cinnamon taste. I was looking for a more traditional cornbread. As friendly and good as the food was, it took too long to be seated and get served. Honestly it was a matter of timing he had more customers show when space was limited, they all got served eventually with only a few I saw walk. It was worth the experience but not my the time lost.

Server was amazing. Great personality and super knowledgeable about everything from wine to food…read more The pappardelli Milano, pizza (cacio e peppe), and mussels were all amazing. Also was stated that the fettuccine allo scoglio was the best they'd ever had!

Great service and delicious food. The place is small but busy so make reservations before you go!…read moreEveryone from my table loved their dish. I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG to see more @chloexmorgann

The store is relatively large but their selection of fresh produce was not great but they have a…read morenice selection of cheese. Parking is $35 an hour if you stay more than 60 minutes. The garage has tight turns and can be difficult for trucks and full size SUVs. Signage for the garage entrance is difficult to see. Service is mediocre. Some of the staff are friendly and helpful. Others, not.

This was our first time shopping at the Midtown Trader Joe's, and it won't be our last. It is one…read moreof their larger stores and they have great selections from various other countries that we love to browse. We found everything we were looking for except they didn't have fresh cherries. That was disappointing. Maybe next time. This store is clean and shiny and I saw an employee working at straightening some shelves after customers had messed them up. I like that the TJ stores are organized similarly so that I can find things faster. The employees are very welcoming here with sincere smiles. The ambiance is friendly with good service. A special thank you to Pert at the cashier stand for her very nice and helpful manner. I loved her smile and great attitude. She was very helpful with our 2 full carts of groceries and asked Eden to help us up to the garage and lift the many bags into our trunk. She was very helpful. Kudos to Pert and Eden, who make a great team at TJ's! For your convenience, TJ's is attached to a parking garage and it is free for an hour and a half. An elevator takes you down stairs to TJ's to their entrance lobby where the carts are. You take the same elevator back up to your vehicle. They make it easy for all of us.

First time visiting, and we were off to a good start with super convenient parking right outside…read morethe restaurant. The ambience, both indoors and outdoors, was cozy and inviting, (could be a great option for a date night). One consideration for the owners: there are several stand-alone fans on the patio, but it would be nice if they released cooler air, especially during the summer. The food was good. Neither the carbonara nor the short rib ragù were necessarily the best I've had in Miami, but the portions were decent and the value for money was good. The service really stood out, and for that reason I'd recommend this place. The servers were knowledgeable about the menu and very friendly.

JP was very professional and attentive. Pasta e Basta continues to deliver excellence. This time we…read moreordered the Cacio e Pepe with truffles and the carbonara. The Cacio e Pepe was balanced, but still flavorful. The choice of white truffles was an excellent one as it does not overpower the dish. The traditional flavors at there, just slightly enhanced for the truffle lovers. The carbonara was faithful to the classic, also balanced and packing the nostalgia of your Roman pastas. The portions are perfect as well. Pasta can be overpowering and we believe there is taste in delivering the optimal portion size. The wine list is carefully curated, although they were missing a few bottles we would've loved to try. We ended up drinking the vermentino, always a good choice. The ambiance is pleasant, the restaurant tastefully decorated; it really transports you. Overall, Pasta e Basta is a 10/10. Whether it's a date night or a lunch rendezvous, this place hits the spot.