are you kidding me with this place????? it's literally perfection... From the service to the…read moreambience, the live music and fresh made paella right at the center of it all! Finally a place that actually has it all, I will be going here many many more times! I we went for a prefix brunch for a F1 race weekend and it was so much fun. They even had a set up in the lounge to watch the race. I cannot think of a more perfect spot in Miami. This is now my number one.!!

It's alright. Overpriced strawberries with chocolate. They give you big strawberries but the bottom…read moreof the cup is old, little rotten ones. Location is at the first floor of Julia and Henry's. Light treat but would not go are

The ambiance is exceptionally cozy, featuring warm lighting, plush seating, and tasteful decor that…read morecreate a welcoming atmosphere. The service was splendid, with attentive staff who anticipated our needs and made us feel valued. I visited with my family, and we all agreed that we would definitely return. The food was of high quality, expertly prepared with fresh ingredients, and the prices were reasonable for the generous portions and quality offered.

This restaurant is amazing. From the Chefs to the server. We felt like home. The cuisine that was…read morecreated were phenomenal. They did there best from the appetizers to the dessert. The ambiance was cozy nice for a date night a nice dinner withva few friends.

Frozen custard and Italian ice by the beach, a winning idea. So many flavors and mix-ins, it's…read morehard to choose. But you really can't got wrong, since it's all delicious. Frozen Coffee w/ Caramel: I know people call those Starbucks frozen coffee drinks "milk shakes", but Starbucks has nothing on Rita's! It's essentially the custard and some Italian ice blended into a delicious drink. You really don't need breakfast with one of these, since it's got enough calories to serve both your caffeine and meal needs. Salted Caramel, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Caramel Sauce Concrete: Felt like the classic DQ Blizzard, but maybe not as thick. I'm a caramel / dulce de leche fiend, so loved that I could get both the ice cream and the sauce. The chunks of peanut butter cup added a nice nostalgic mix in.

Rita's Italian Ice Cream i FIRE. We stopped here on a somewhat warm hot day, and wanted to eat some…read moreice cream. They have several good and different flavors here. Also frozen custards as well. I cant wait to come back again.

Hiding out behind a secret-passage door, Kaido houses Ama: a speakeasy reservation-only "omakase"…read morespot. Named after and inspired by Japanese pearl divers of the '60s, diners can expect one of Miami's most ambitious chef's tasting (AMA-kase) menus featuring chef Brad Kilgore's latest creations: some courses off the Kaido menu, and others available exclusively to AMA. While Kaido's patrons sip and head-bop to the background music thumps of today outside, the high-energy Ama experience inside loudly flows through '90s hip-hop anthems complete with Snoop, Dre, and Biggie... hip, hop, hooray to that! Gin and juice, optional. Arrive a little earlier to enjoy a cocktail at the elegant Kaido lounge before being escorted into the private AMA space. I won't spill the tea regarding the entrance ritual, but know you can expect a multisensory journey once you've been "initiated." Innovative and refreshing highlights (and the ones I can't stop talking about) include the Foie-Kigori (hand-shaved ice of foie gras infused with tea over jackfruit espuma, passionfruit, and rice masago), the dreamiest Chawanmushi "scrambled egg" (slowly and delicately stirred with fresh truffle butter), and the instant crowd favorite Uni Fondue (with Alaskan king crab). Before you leave, take a second to look down and appreciate the exquisite details of the turquoise and gold flooring. And visit the bathroom. You're welcome. Tips: Follow Kaido's social media accounts for announcements on reservations release dates. Prepare and speed up the reservation process by creating an account on Tock. If available, I highly suggest the wine/beer/cocktail pairing to get the full experience on your first visit.

AMA is located inside Kaido in Miami Design District. AMA is a hidden 8-seater speakeasy featuring…read morea 16 course ama-kase menu by Chef Brad Kilgore (owner of Alter in Wynwood). This settings also functions as a Japanese-inspired cocktail lounge. 16 COURSE AMA-KASE: AMA spotlights the chef's interpretation of omakase and is not conceptually traditional. Chef Kilgore takes you though a journey through Japan and surrounding regions with each minute dish. My favorite dishes were the "scramble egg" and the enoki carbonara, the foie-kigori had Japanese shaved ice. For dessert, the sesame cookie with unfiltered milky sake was a stand out. If you have any allergies or dislike a item, the item will be removed (not replaced). In my menu, the beef tartare was removed and not replaced with an alternative. EXPERIENCE: It all starts when we check in and have a cocktail at Kaido while you wait for Ama to open. There is a majestic chandelier made of 1,200 golden butterfly knives representing a sea urchin. Then, we are escorted to a tiny room where we received a welcome spirit served from tea pot. After this, we enter the hidden bar area AMA, with blue and gold shimmering floors, and vintage Japanese Pachinko gaming machines on the wall. The chef comes out, greets everybody and explains how dinner will be served. He also mentions we'll have to like his music style which is mostly 2000s. Upon completion, we exit through the kitchen and each couple gets a gold take out box with the same spirit we drank at the beginning of the night. RESERVATIONS & PRICING: Seating is limited to 8 people at a time for the dinner service so you'll have to reserve in advance. 16 course meal: $120 + tax + service Drinks pairing: $120 + tax + service Individual cocktails range $12-20 Overall, we had a beautiful experience. AMA is a great place to come on a date or alone. The staff is helpful in describing the variety of Japanese whiskeys dating back to 1963, carefully explaining each dish, as well as filling up your glass with water. If you have visited El Cielo, The Bazaar, Hiden, you'll love AMA.

So many people hate on this spot. But as someone who enjoys a chicken BBQ skewer and garlic fried…read morerice... this is the spot for me! There isn't any Filipino spots in Miami for real so this is the only place that I could find in Wynwood. I don't get why people say that this spot is far from Filipino food when it is obviously supposed to show Filipino food in a creative way and showcase street food too... But I'm glad I experienced it for myself and enjoyed my time. The chicken BBQ skewers tasted exactly how it was supposed to. So I know it was marinated appropriately and cased with banana ketchup!!!! I appreciate the chicken lumpia option. Not many people serve lumpia options that aren't beef or pork... so that definitely won me over too. My only complaint was that the beef tapas was not hitting the way it was supposed to. It was giving more of a bistek feel than tapas. I hope that I just caught them on a bad day or that they can refine that recipe. I'm hopeful that it can improve. ALSO -- really loved that Jamaican tea they have. Forgot the exact name of it. But I could drink gallons of it. Lol.

This is the chicken adobo from uber eats. Something about the taste of the chicken was off putting…read more I couldn't eat it. The lumpia could've been a bit more prominent it tasted like air. The extra spicy vinegar I ordered on the side wasn't spicy at all. The veg carrots and tomato sorta didn't blend all that well and the garlic rice was just there. The idea of the bowl is good but execution in flavors just wasn't there for me. I'd rather have gone to fresh kitchen.

THE FOOD AMAZING !! I got the shaved ice and when I tell you , WOAH !!! just what I needed on this…read morehot day. We out here in miami & the shaved ice was the hooochie daddy I was looking for service was so good, the man was the sweetest human! Made my hangry-ness go away instantly

This spot is definitely worth a visit for the shaved ice. The prices for shaved ice was decent and…read morethey were a great size with lots of flavor. I looked at the ice cream and saw they had many options. I would come back here again!

We had never tried rolled ice-cream before, so we gave it a try at Miami Ice while in Miami Beach…read morefor the day. Half the fun is watching it being made! We chose one that had banana and nutella and sat outside to eat it, where there a few small tables. The woman serving was friendly. Prices average.

In a high tourist area. Considering the competition around, you would think they would have better…read morecustomer service. Ice cream wasn't good, the lack of customer service was worse. I wouldn't spend money here again.

Vibe 305 is a food truck at the corner of N. Miami Ave and NE 29th St. in Wynwood (right next to…read moreMorgans). It's a simple menu with prices ranging from $8-10 but the food is savory and well-priced, and you will always be served with a smile. They offer a variety of tasty items including chicken caesar salads or wraps, chicken tenders or wings, BBQ pulled pork sandwiches, quesadillas, cheeseburgers, and eggroll sandwiches (that last one is very Miami - it's a mix of eggrolls, smoked pork, ham & cheese, pickles, and honey mustard. It may not sound like it works but it SO SO DOES). The French fries are killer - extra crispy and seasoned perfectly - but if you want to go the healthier route you can substitute salad for an upcharge of $1.50. A variety of sodas and waters are also available for purchase for $2. Even more so than the food itself, WHO is serving you is key here: all the young men who work there are participants in the Empowered Youth program. EY is an intervention program for kids 13-18 who got in trouble with the law (minor, nonviolent offenses) and have made a commitment to participate in EY to have their record expunged. Since 2006, EY has provided mentorship opportunities for these young men, most of whom have no male role model at home. They also learn anger management, receive tutoring assistance, and job training - like what is provided via the Vibe 305 food truck, where participants who have studied with a chef and have received their Food Handler and/or Food Safety Manager Certification can participate. EY does a great job in providing these at-risk inner-city youth the tools and support they need to change their life's trajectory and not only beat the odds but also to become positive, productive role models in their families and communities. The goal of EY is to lower the re-offending rate among at-risk youth, and give them the tools to make better choices and create positive lives for themselves. Stopping at Vibe 305 for lunch or dinner means not only a nice meal that won't break your wallet, more importantly it means you are helping invest in a better future for these bright young men who are making the most of their second chance.

After dinner next door at Morgan's, we were lured over by the soft sounds of pulsating jazz. A cute…read moretented area and bright Xmas lights made for a covid makeshift speakeasy. The four piece group did not disappoint, and the sax player was great. We just grabbed a beer, but it was a worthwhile stop for the end of an evening.