This hidden gem is a must-visit if you're craving authentic Thai food along with a peaceful touch…read moreof nature. You can also explore the temple and enjoy activities that vary depending on the day and time. If you're going for the food, make sure to visit on a Sunday--and get there early, because they do sell out of popular items. Everything is freshly made, cash only, and very reasonably priced with generous portions. I've tried the Pad Thai (you can add chicken), and it's absolutely delicious. The fried rice is amazing, and the papaya salad is a must-try. Don't skip the dumplings either--you get so many for the price that they're perfect for sharing. The sesame balls are one of my favorites. You get three large ones for only $5, and once they're gone, they're gone! I also highly recommend the Thai coffee, which is always a must for me. They usually have a few other options as well, and the menu may change weekly, so it's always fun to see what's available. Honestly, I don't think you can go wrong with anything you try here.

as with most Thai establishment, everyone here was extremely kind and inviting! THIS PLACE IS CASH…read moreONLY IN MANY OF THE STALLS!!!!! pls bring money. so many people I saw there didn't bring any cash and had to leave. however, pay attention or ask bc many actually accept Zelle payments! the papaya salad is extremely good! soup was great, the taro fries and plantains were soooo yummy! I didn't try the hibiscus tea as it sold out definitely recommend you go early because it's gained a lot of popularity

Unity on the Bay! My new spiritual home on the East Coast! This place is huge in comparison to the…read moreother chapters I've been to (Vegas, Melbourne, & Littleton). Sundays you will find 3 services 9 AM & 11 AM are in English and at 1:30 PM en español. Unity is a spiritual center that believes there's no wrong path to God. Are you a Jew? Welcome. Are you Christian? Come on down. Are you a Baptist? Step right up. Maybe Buddhism is your cup of tea? Namaste, my friend. This congregation is diverse. Black, White, Hispanic, Latino, Gay, Lesbian, Straight, Purple! (Okay, one of those is a bluff - based on the fact that I've never seen a purple people, but they'd be welcomed with open arms!) A typical service includes live music (with a band and choir), meditation, and positive uplifting message, and more spectacular music. There's a children's ministry. As well as special workshops and guest speakers. There's a bookstore on site with books, trinkets, and other spiritual trinkets for purchase to guide you on your spiritual journey. If I had to give this place a theme song it would be the Sister Sledge classic, "We are family!" For a quick spiritual pick me up, community involvement, look no further than UOTB!

"Loving What Is"...English and Spanish, that's the message on either side of the "Altar" of Unity…read moreon the Bay. A lot of you guys know my 2010 was not that great. Seeking to turn a new leaf, I followed the advice of both Tatyana C and a non-Yelp friend who had great things to say about this church. I'm not going into a theological discourse, but what I like best about Unity in contrast with the religion of my upbringing is it's emphasis on positivity and how the connection with God / Higher Power / the Universe can worked with to better oneself. Unlike a traditional church, the "altar" looks more like a concert auditorium, the membership is diverse, and the minister seems approachable and human. The sermon doesn't feel like you're being talked down to, either and the meditation is refreshing and relaxing. In closing, the "hymn" this past Sunday was non-traditional and very fitting for the New Year. - Natasha Bedingfield's "Unwritten" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7k0a5hYnSI

Warm, caring family like environment with beautiful events and laning and rabbi speachesread more

Probably the first orthodox shul in MB. It's a large building. Men downstairs and women upstairs…read more The they have a kids program on Shabbos. Lots of parking across the street in the public lot. Rabbi Bixon and his wife do an amazing job.A place to worship, love, learn, and grow.

the Kabbalah Centre is a very dangerous place. As an ex-member of many years it hardens my heart to…read morereport that yesterday, July 25th, 2019 an official lawsuit was filed against the Kabbalah Center. I really feel the teachers are here out of no where else to go. As one teacher told me the Wisdom of Kabbalah Works the Kabbalah Centre does not work. During my years participating at the center, I suspected and had many friends share their experiences and I can attest to a few of my own experiences and with this lawsuit, it confirms all for me to be true. One teacher says " I realized that the only reason each student is given his 'complimentary' meeting with a teacher is purely for them to be scoped out. Do they have money, are they connected to other people with money, of influence in business or celebrity and how can we convince them to start attending Shabbat and big events all around the world? " I left the center about 7 years ago: Now the former teachers of the Centre who left have filed a Class Action Law Suit with a large New York Law Firm see here: https://www.piercebainbridge.com/kabbalah-centre-complaint/ This is no joke this is for real. I say do not do it I know they seem really nice and suck you in but I left and I am happier than ever! Don't make the mistake as I did and fall for this fake Kabbalah who are a fraud.

Wow, I do not know what to say. I knew I should of ran from this place when this girl devorah was…read morerude from day one. She was not welcoming and was rude to me. Kabbalah is an ancient and very holy concept and the kabbalah center does everything it can to take the holiness out of the practice. Kabbalah was an ancient jewish practice and they manipulate their users to believe it is not jewish. It is a jewish practice and it dy comes from the torah. I am disgusted with this center and their unsharing attitude. They do not practice what they preach and use it more of a hang out meeting up place. Now I know why religious jews hated on karen berg. She is an idiot to allow the kabbalah to be taught by rude pathetic people who do not live what they teach. They give examples of financial prosperity to try to lure people in. The kabbalah center has nothing to do with centering in on money. These classes are such a scam and I am sad how they distort such a holy practice. They allow women to come dress is club short skirts while praising the one above? What kind of nonsense is this? I was suppose to meet with a teacher which I paid for a never met with them since they neevr followed up with me. If you want to study kabbalah pleas do it on your own time or search for a local rabbi who can do classes. Do not waste your time here in the center. They always try to make you buy another class and it decreases the respect and point of the class and meaning. I want to add something. It states in the torah that people can read it only if they are jews or have a strong desire to be a jew and convert. There are men pretending they are jewish and are n ot converts as well as women reciting jewish prayers. This is totally against the torah. If they want to convert fine but, you can not be christian,muslim or a moron and observe the sabbath and sing shabbat prayers.

We're relatively new to Miami and have been looking for a new church in the area. We really like…read moreChrist Fellowship. This location is one of their satellite churches, so the sermon is typically live streamed of their lead pastor, from their Palmetto Bay location. This location is super convenient and very easy to get to. They have free parking available, and it's really close to the College North light rail station. Everyone is always so friendly and nice!

It all started 8 years ago when I first met the most amazing, Pastor Dave Lopez and Rip- Pastor…read moreRick Blackwood. Both incredible. Pastor Dave opened his own church but unfortunately too far. Christ Fellowship has different location with Palmetto Bay being there biggest campus. Downtown is a great location but Sunday service is usually live through a recording. The church is beautiful and it seems they are doing plenty for the community. Such as, a dental mobile, food mobile, and volunteer events. They also have small groups for young adults/teenagers & adults. Worship is great and so is, God's word

Great place to praise the lord. If you need to be saved come anytime, or just come check out a…read moreservice to see if you if this church is for you.

I love Citi Church my son attends the after school program for like for 4 years. I attend services…read moreevery once in awhile, which I had time to go to more services, but when I go. They offer a bilingual services, Pastor Tony and Diana are marvelous. They also have and offer summer camp prograns, cooking classes for high school students and they just opened a private school on premises. I like the fact that my son gets assistance with his homework and when he finishes he has the choice of playing and interacting with other kids. Forgot to mention that the church is non denominational. I would recommend for people to attend service when they can.

I love Citichurch! Pastors Tony and Dianna Rivera are people that you want to know and be connected…read morewith. This is a great place for children and family of all ages. They have English and Spanish services.

Went to friends' grandson's Bar Mitzvah here. A truly beautiful sanctuary. A wonderful cantor and…read morefemale Rabbi.

When you're a new mom, there's only so much bad, daytime television one can take for entertainment…read more Staying home with a baby 24/7, while being very rewarding, can also be overwhelming and capable of turning one's mind to mush. Enter Temple Beth Shalom School. The parent/child program at this Miami Beach synagogue is so much fun for both mommies and their babies. As the mother of a 1-year-old, I've been attending Mommy & Me classes at the temple since Ava was 4 months old and can honestly attest that the classes have not only exposed my daughter to new and exciting activities, but I too have forged new meaningful friendships. Depending on your child's age, there are different classes to chose from. Activities include singing, painting, drawing, snacking and more -- all based on the Nova University model. So if you're a new mommy and want to engage in some activities outside of your home, go go go to Temple Beth Shalom! Oh, and you don't have to be of the Jewish religion, either. I am actually a die-hard Greek Orthodox Christian and enjoy the exposure to a different faith. Try these classes out, mommies...Jerry Springer is so 2007.