I witnessed the bartender downstairs, Friday afternoon, tap my card on his back right pocket after…read moremy charge. Highly suspicious and unusual. The following day my acct. showed a fraudulent transaction. Heads up!

This is not my first time visiting this food hall, and one thing I can say is that all of the…read morevendors here are good! I've tried the burgers, pasta, pizza, ice cream, and this time I decided to try the lobster roll, which was delicious. One of my go-to favorites is the crab rolls, and I can never leave without grabbing cookies from Doña Posada. The concept is self-service, and the atmosphere is super relaxed and local, making it perfect for gatherings with friends or family. I totally recommend it if you're in the area and can't decide what to eat. This place has a little bit of everything for everyone!

Beautiful new food court area in the Miami International Airport at Concourse H. Spacious and…read moresunny, there are several options to chose from. I really appreciated the music, being on but not blaring.

A very nice food hall located right across from the train station. There is such a huge variety of…read morecuisines to choose from. There is a good amount of seating for getting work done before a train ride if needed--- very spacious overall. Service was great at the two stalls I stopped by.

Where can you get a cheesesteak, tacos, a sushi bowl and pizza in the same place? You can get all…read morethat plus much more at Central Fare Food Collective, conveniently located in the Miami Brightline station. You can enter from the train station or from the street. There are tables near each of the restaurants. I like that there are water dispensers with lemon in the dining area. I've had meals at Guchi's Sushi, Stephanie's Crêpes, Rosetta Pizza and Stanzione Pizza all were satisfying and a decent value for Miami. You can even meet friends for a drink at Switch Point Station bar. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. but I have noticed that all restaurants are not open every day.

My girlfriend and I came for HH and had a great time. This chef-driven food hall offers a…read morewell-curated mix of cuisines--from French and Mediterranean to chicken & waffles, pho, burgers, sushi, and coffee--so there's truly something for every palate. We sat at the bar and ordered from the cocktail menu. My girlfriend tried one of their non-alcoholic mocktails, which was both delicious and beautifully presented. I started with the Passionfruit Bellini, but it was a little too sweet for my taste. For the next round, I switched to an Aperol Spritz, which was light and refreshing. Our bartender was friendly and fun. He chatted with us between helping other customers, which made the experience feel personal and memorable. The vibe here is lively, and the QR code ordering system is well executed. You can order from different vendors while still sitting together at one table, so everyone in your group can get exactly what they want. It's a great concept done right.

We tried the ceviche at the mexican place and the chick and mash. It was s regular ceivche…read more The mashburguer was little but flavor was great "my spicy honey"

Brickell City Centre was an unexpected stop that wasn't originally part of my plans. I was actually…read moreon my way to Bayside when my Uber driver suggested I check out Brickell instead. I'm so glad I took the recommendation. First and foremost, downtown Miami is nothing like it was over 10 years ago. The transformation is incredible. The skyline is filled with stunning high-rise buildings, beautiful hotels, clean streets, and the entire area feels modern, upscale, and safe. It's immaculate and a completely different vibe from South Beach. After visiting, I can honestly say my next trip to Miami will likely be centered around Brickell instead. As for Brickell City Centre itself, it's an impressive, world-class shopping destination. The mall is beautifully designed, spotless, and home to just about every luxury and popular retail brand you can think of. The selection of shops and restaurants is excellent. Most of the dining options are located on the upper level, although you'll find additional restaurants scattered throughout the mall. The open-air design, connected by escalators, makes it easy to navigate, and there's even a movie theater on the top floor. The center is divided into the East and North Blocks, which are well connected. My only complaint was getting an Uber after my visit. Finding the mall was easy, but getting picked up was another story. I waited over 15 minutes because the app repeatedly directed my driver to a different pickup location. I was standing outside the East Block near the Nespresso boutique, yet my driver kept being routed toward the North Block near Bally. If you're planning to use Uber or Lyft, allow yourself some extra time and double-check the designated pickup location before requesting your ride. Other than that minor inconvenience, Brickell City Centre exceeded my expectations and was one of the highlights of my trip to Miami.

I had never visited a city center on this scale before, and Brickell City Centre was impressive. It…read morefeels like a massive open-air mall with covered walkways, which makes it comfortable to explore even in the heat or rain. There's a wide range of stores catering to different budgets--from typical mall stores to high-end luxury shops. The center offers a good mix of shopping including clothing stores and beauty retailers. I am not sure about the restaurants and cafes, since I have not explored the whole mall. I did see a restaurant, Starbucks, and a boba shop that I visited. I visited several stores during my trip, and overall, the service was friendly and welcoming. Dior stood out in particular, as the staff were attentive, offered samples, and created a more engaging shopping experience. The other stores I visited were also pleasant and accommodating. Overall, it's a cool place to walk around, shop, and hangout for a day.

Smorgasburg events are always so full fun and energy. The wine and food festivals usually have…read moreentry fee and everything inside is free (you can get unlimited samples). This one is a no fee weekend event. You get regular size food and drink options. Some vendors are regular but many of them change every week. So it doesn't get boring. Parking is easy and free. There is music. There are games. We don't have any proper farmers market in the area so Smorgasburn kind of fills in that void for food trucks atleast. All the vendors are nice to talk to. Some even give small samples. And most of the items are made to order.

Fantastic idea of taking a large vacant lot and converting to an outdoor food truck haven. There…read moreare at least 20 food trucks with everything from Lebanese to Korean bbq. My friends The Two Steves and I had a fantastic time. It was in the 90s but they have nice picnic tables with umbrellas. It's open Saturday and Sunday 12-8, probably until they start work on the new building going up on the lot (renderings on the fence already).

A place to try every cuisine! We ordered from multiple places. Ordered a pork katsu sando, mango…read moreube cream, arepas, crepe, and sushi. We had a whole smorgasbord. The best entree out of everything was the sushi! I would totally go back for it! My cousin who doesn't eat raw fish, actually liked it!

I'm a sucker for a good food court market…read more The thing that stands out about this gallery is the aesthetics. There's a mixture of vibrant colors and quirky ambiance. My family and I split up to achieve our desired appetites. It was a huge split between: Sushi (good, nothing fancy) Dumplings (pretty solid) Cuban sandwich (honestly one of the better ones we ate in Miami) Tonkatsu sandwich (thick, meaty, satisfying) One of the things I appreciate about these places, but is also difficult at the same time, is the longer process to make their stellar food. The wait is longer but the food is worth it. Thank goodness we came at a slow time.

RUN don't walk to foodie park. We had the pleasure of going to foodie park this weekend and tried…read moretheir Spanish food truck. The minute we entered the park we were greeted by Nikki, not only does she handle the bar truck she's also the park manager. She did an outstanding job of taking care of onsite customers, coordinating with those calling in to put in to go orders AND being an epic bartender. Nikki kindly made us our very own custom cocktail, passion fruit OJ and Gin, that we really loved - and is one of the first fruit cocktails my mom has enjoyed in years! The ambiance is great - it's an open air lot that they've done a great job decorating with string lights and a variety of tables so you can choose for yourself what type of vibe you want - intimate 4 top or larger group sitting with benches. Our dinner was quite simply OUTSTANDING. And yes all caps. We enjoyed several dishes from the Spanish truck - a spring mix salad with fried Brie and blueberry vinaigrette, mixed croquetas, tortilla and paella. I am not joking - each one looked just like then their online photo and tasted even better than they looked. Which is a feat because they looked amazing. But each dish was off the charts and was some of the best Spanish food we have ever enjoyed.....OMG and the paella - I want to gatekeep it. $15 for the BEST seafood you will have in a long while. There was absolutely no skimping in quality or quantity. I wish I lived closer so I could enjoy this dish daily - on top of trying out their other trucks!!!

Decent spot to eat out in the Grove. We went to the taco truck immediately and it didn't…read moredisappoint. Love the outdoor area, really nice design and it is pet friendly. My only complaint is that they need more fans, even in the late afternoon it was brutally hot. We were a puddle of sweat. And he mosquitoes ate us alive, they were relentless. Good idea, good concept, just needs a little refinement.