I did the zombie room and was a little worried because I thought it was going to be a little scary,…read moreand thankfully I was worried for nothing because it wasn't too creepy. I can't recall if i've ever done a PanIQ room before, but this one was nice. I've done many escape rooms and was pleased with the layout + amount of decor to feel immersed in the theme but not overwhelmed or distracting from solving the puzzles. There was one part that I think needs to be updated but overall was a well constructed room. I really liked the "unlimited" hints, but takes a few minutes for the hint to display (there were multiple rooms going on at one time and I think the game master was busy helping other people, which was a bit stressful) so I would either limit the number of hints or be prepared to take a few breaks. Overall the staff were very nice, and I was happy with my experience.

We had a fantastic time at Paniq room doing the Atlantis escape room. Kelly was the best game…read moremaster and she explained it so well! Definitely go check this out when you are in town!

A pretty cool thing to experience once if you are a tourist here, if you live here... eh. It is…read moremore a gimmick if you are visiting Miami and want a stunning view of the skyline and surrounding water. The price is a bit steep in my opinion, running you the cost of $20 for an adult. You can sometimes find Groupon deals for this but it is not too common. The staff is friendly and will help you into the gondolas pretty quickly and efficiently. I like that they take the time to make sure everyone is comfortable with the time they have, since it is continuously spinning. The seats are very comfortable and there is a glass bottom so you truly have a view of everything while you on riding on your journey through the sky! A nice thing to try once, but not something you should drop what you're doing to do in my opinion! I had fun but only because my friend was treating me when I was down there last!

I am trying to get on all the skyview ferris wheel wherever I go and I finally got to go on this…read moreone in Miami. It was nice and clean. The view was amazing. I just wished they played better music. It was a repeat of the same song. But oh well. I was happy I was able to take my cocktail in their with me. One place to check off my list.

Exit escape room is a beautiful facility in Wynwood! I recently tried it with a group of colleagues…read morefor a team building activity and we had a great time. We tried all 4 rooms and loved the experience- Bakery, Ny Subway, Submarine mission & mission impossible. I was in the submarine mission and loved the theme and the set up of the room. It was very detailed, and they even provided themed hats. It was really hard to solve, we kept asking for cues and we were able to escape 8 minutes before the time limit! I recommend it for large parties & corporate events! Keep in mind parking might be a challenge depending on the time you visit, so plan ahead!

We made it out!!!…read more We really enjoyed the NY subway room. It really made you think! But we made it through with some time to spare and we only asked for clues twice. Thank you to the staff that were super friendly and energetic!

A warehouse of art!…read more I stumbled into this spot when I couldn't park on 2nd Avenue last month and had to dig deeper into the hood. With black and white diagonal striping, the building looks like a cross between an old jail uniform or a WWII ship from the Philadelphia Experiment. Walk in if you're curious, since you'll never know what you'll find. It may be a live DJ playing anything from hipster music to old school hip hop outside. Maybe it's some crochet like your grandma would do (or considering one piece yesterday, maybe not). There are eclectic photomontage pieces (like a table of journalists typing with hellish flames in the background.) Wrap up your visit by noshing on one of the tastiest Brie and cracker spreads in the galleries lately, or some sweet fig crackers.

The Wynwood Building is recognizable for its varying black & white 'zebra print' facade which has…read morebecome a popular Instagram backdrop. The block-wide, mixed use space features galleries, eateries and office space.

The Venetian Causeway was built in 1925 in place of Collins Bridge, a wooden 2.5 mile bridge built…read morein 1913 by John S. Collins and Carl G. Fisher for the purpose of opening the barrier island to development. The Venetian Causeway is a continuation of 15th Street in Miami over Biscayne Bay to Miami Beach.. The Venetian Causeway crosses over the man made Venetian Islands that were created by materials which came from the dredging of Biscayne Bay. Everyday area residents use the causeway for travel but also for exercise, by walking, jogging, and bicycling over it. The Venetian Causeway has one toll plaza administered by the Miami-Dade County Public Works department on Biscayne Island, the westernmost Venetian Island. The toll for an automobile is $3.00. The Causeway also has 12 bridges, 10 fixed span bridges, and 2 bascule leaf span bridges that have been designated as historic landmarks by the City of Miami and City of Miami Beach. I love the lamp posts and beautiful \view of Biscayne Bay and downtown Mami as you cross. The Venetian Causeway was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. It was re-dedicated in 1999 after the completion of a $29 million restoration and replacement project.

MUST TRY!! Venetian…read moreCauseway is hands down one of the best spots for jogging, cycling, or just taking a relaxing walk after work. The views of Downtown Miami and Edgewater are absolutely stunning, especially during golden hour--it's the perfect backdrop for any workout. You'll see plenty of locals using the path for the same reason, whether they're running, biking, or just soaking in the scenery. If you're cycling, it takes about 15 minutes from Edgewater to South Beach, and walking is roughly 50 minutes one way. Plus, there are Citi Bike stations at both ends, making it super convenient. If you're looking for a spot to get your cardio in while enjoying some of the best views Miami has to offer, this is it. Highly recommended!

Being at Space Park felt like being at a music festival, and had the nicest, most chill clientele…read moreof all the nightlife spots I had been to in Miami. Though there was a really long line to get in and a bit of a pile up at the ticketing booth, I didn't sense that the crowd was getting agitated, and once we were inside, it was totally smooth sailing. I don't remember the name of the DJ we saw when I was there, but it was a popular one and the grassy area in front of the stage got more and more crowded as the night progressed, but it was the most comfortable I had felt of all the bars I had been to in Miami previously, where I was getting lots of stares and felt like my personal space was being invaded at all times. It was refreshing to just be, and not feel the need to be hyper vigilant at all times. We had a great view of the light show even from where we were way in the back. There were also food trucks and a couple of bar areas where drinks were easy to pick up. Glad to have found this little music oasis away from the bro-y bar vibes I had experienced elsewhere.

Stumbled across this great venue for two day event Trippy Market. Great outdoor hang with music,…read morefood and shopping.

Baywood Park is located in Miami's Bayside Historic District. This historic district represents the…read moredevelopment of Miami from the early 1900's until the mid 1940's when this was part of the pioneer settlement of Lemon City. This community contains one of the last bayfront estates. The Bayside historic district contains the architectural styles of frame vernacular, Mediterranean revival, Art Deco, and Streamline Moderne and it was the home of many prominent residents of early Miami including the Honorable Arthur Patrick Cannon served as a U.S. Representative from 1939 to 1947. Baywood Park won Miami New Times Best View award. This linear park has a stunning view of Biscayne Bay and the downtown Miami skyline. If you are lucky you may even spot a dolphin or manatee. Throughout the park is a paved walkway and benches. Free parking is available along the street. This peaceful passive park is perfect for strollers, bikers, joggers, and dog walkers as well as anyone who just enjoys a great water view.

I love this little hidden neighborhood gem! It's such a nice little spot to just go walking and sit…read moreand watch the Bay. There are fantastic views of Biscayne Bay, the various bridges, and downtown Miami skyline. Jumping fish, pelicans, sea hawks, and occasional dolphin sightings are always entertaining. People fish off the concrete edge and have their dogs off-leash, but it never seems to be an issue to enjoying the park. Great spot when there's a nice breeze and sunny to just lay on a blanket and cloudwatch or have a quiet little picnic.

NPS = 7 Relatively…read morenice soccer field in Wynwood. And I mean relatively because when you really analyze Wynwood, you have to do it from a hipster view of things. A group of friends and I have been playing at this field on Thursdays, and sometimes I feel we play at this field more from convenience to all the friends that live in the area than for the field itself. Do not get me wrong, the guy that runs this shop is AWESOME. But the fields themselves...could use some work. The fields are VERY warped and not even. Even when it rains, there are "turf potholes" where water accumulates. The outdoor fields are also not as large as one would hope...but whatever, they get the job done. I have DEFINITELY been to better soccer fields and more well-kept fields. Additionally, Wynwood Soccer does NOT allow cleats. But...they rarely check. Just please, out of respect for others: do NOT wear cleats. Protect the field a little bit. The indoor side of things are not as bad. It is cool they have an indoor field and I heard kids can even have a birthday party there. The place also sells beer and Gatorade. If you ask nicely, I am sure they can play music to your liking in the exterior while you play. All in all, given that it is Wynwood, this is an "okay" field. It is about $100 an hour so if you play a 5v5, it comes out to...well, you can do the math. Catch me here on Thursday nights because...well, frankly I don't have a choice. Lol

Great indoor and outdoor soccer stadium in the Wynwood district. The staff is friendly and helpful…read more They have a small concession stand with Gatorade and water which come in handy after a game of soccer. Located about two blocks from great restaurants in Wynwood if you want to a catch a bite to eat or drink after the game. You can rent the stadium for one hour or a few more if you are hosting a birthday party.