This is my second time coming here for the wine tasting and it was just as amazing!! We were lucky…read moreenough to get Jean as a server for the second time! Very attentive and explained the wines very well which made the experience so fun! Can't wait to come back and try even more of the wonderful wines

First time at Schnebly and our server Jean was so informative and super friendly. We did the wine…read moretasting and he was very well informed on all the wines and even taught us how to properly drink wine. Would definitely come back and make sure to ask for Jean!

This is an interesting pit stop if you're in South Florida. We went because it was mentioned in…read moresome TV shows and was something that stood out as unusual. But, it is really quite small. If this was a $10 admission fee, I'd probably add one star. But, they charge $25/pp and there's not much to the place. All that said....is it interesting? Sure. It makes you wonder why the guy who built the place obsessively worked to make it. The story about his lost love gives his the motivation. Still, pretty incredible that he went to this effort by himself.

My husband has wanted to come here ever since he was a kid, after hearing Leonard Nimoy talk about…read moreit on his show In Search Of.... Hubs told me about it, and then we heard about it together on Coast to Coast Am, early in our marriage. I had forgotten all about it until we were planning our trip to the Keys and my husband brought it up, so, we made it a priority to visit. Homestead is basically the last city you hit on the mainland before you begin your journey through the Keys, so you don't really have to make special plans to get here if you're heading there. Admission is $25 per adult, slightly less for children. With tax and a credit card convenience fee of $1.50, our total admission cost was $55. Personally, I think it was worth it, but then, I am into the weird stuff. The place can accomodate at least 100 people, but due to the oddity of the place and, I'm guessing, it's lack of notoriety, it doesn't seem to get very busy. There were maybe 25-30 people in the 2.5 hours we spent there. Coral Castle is almost entirely outdoors and exposed to the elements, so it is not really a castle. There are sitting areas, a dining area, bathing area and one enclosed living (sleeping) area. The living area could be called a tower, as it is two floors, but 1) You only get to see the lower floor which is now kind of a tool shed museum and 2) You can peek in it, but you can't actually go in it. Everything is made of a type of stone called oolite limestone. It is extremely strong and very heavy. The mystery of the castle is how it was built. How did one 5' tall man move multiple stones, weighing a ton or more, by himself? How did he make his stone chairs rock, and his stone gates turn? He claimed to know the secrets of the pyramid builders, and to this day, no one really knows how he did it. There are guided tours at regularly scheduled intervals, and you can join in anytime at no additional charge (recommended), or you can walk around and look at everything yourself, but there is no signage. You can stay as long as you want and take as many pictures as you want as well. There is a gift shop which has a cutout of Edward Leedskalnin, the man who built Coral Castle, that you can take a photo of or selfie with, along with the usual gift shop fare of shirts/sweatshirts, postcards, magnets, books, and other items. If you're looking for something interesting and unusual to do on the way to the Keys, I highly suggest a stop here. 99/2025

My husband and I stopped in BRIX for a glass of wine after dinner. The soft lighting and comfy…read morechairs are perfect for a date night. Plus, they were playing great music! The owner greeted us and helped us choose our glasses of wine. We were able to talk about our trip to Argentina with him, and he taught us about traditional vs non-traditional Malbec that he has in the shop. Along the wall, the wine is sorted into fun categories such as "Miami summer", "wine for pasta", and "a love letter to Argentina". We ended up buying a unique bottle to give as a gift. While the husband is the sommelier, his wife does the food program. We weren't hungry so didn't try anything, but are looking forward to returning. This is a wonderful family owned business to support if you love good wine and are in the area.

I'm a regular now!! I had my birthday party here and love bringing friends to try the new options…read more The serve simply cannot be beat. This is the best, most knowledgeable, friendly interaction you could hope for. Updates to the space have been made since opening including new seating options, and reworked menus. Must try.

Here's a more polished and natural version of your review:…read more The perfect Spanish experience--it truly made me feel as though I were in Spain. Great wine, delicious tapas, and wonderful people. What more could you ask for? Congratulations to the exceptional professionals who have created and continue to run this incredible hidden gem. It's a place where you can truly experience the authentic essence of Spain. Thank you for such a memorable experience!

I came to Clementine's for one of their weekly wine tastings. It was a lovely intimate setting…read morewhere they gave a detailed background on four different wines. The tasting also included tapas that complimented the flavors of the wine. The presenters were extremely knowledgeable and were able to answer any question. The wines were very obviously very high quality. I took advantage of the 15% discount offered with the tasting and took one of the wines home. I recommend coming to Clementine's if you want to find first-rate wines.

Hubby and I went on a little date night!…read more We had a great time at the sushi making class. Everything was fresh and the wine was paired perfectly! I definitely recommend Chef T! She was a great host. Patient and personable!

I like this place....it's such a vibe. I like the atmosphere, the selection of wines and the games…read morearea. The music was chill and we were provided snacks while we sipped. We will definitely return!!

D'cata is a tiny space that is half bar, half wine shop. I came with a large group to celebrate a…read morebirthday and we had their largest table reserved. The small space really promotes a lot of conversation and closeness. Aside from the music playing, they also ended up having a live singer on a Friday night. The atmosphere was a lot of fun amd very raucous. It's a great venue for a medium or small group to have some wine and a good time. The service was a little slow, though, and it took a little longer than it should have to order a glass of wine and pay.

over price wine compare to other wine bars like happy wine and grazziano. If you pay with credit…read morecard you will pay extra fees which is not good,

Everything was absolutely Amazing first and foremost our Server Alexis was more than one could ask…read morefor she was so attentive we longed for nothing during our meal. This place accommodated us in our request to be out in the deck the food was amazing from appetizers to drinks to main to desert Start to finish. The best part their prices are so reasonable for what you get 100% recommend good Job rusty pelican we look forward to our return.

Here is a shorter, punchier version of your review: 4.5/5…read more-- Stunning Views & Great for Celebrations! The Rusty Pelican is the perfect spot for a special occasion! We celebrated a 70th birthday here, and the guest of honor was thoroughly impressed. The location offers incredible, sweeping views of the water and the Miami downtown skyline, and the sophisticated interior sets a wonderful upscale tone. The menu has a great variety, including excellent options on the kids' menu. Just note that the portions are very large! The Chilean Sea Bass was the absolute highlight--flaky and delicious. The only minor downside was the fried fish filet, which had a bit too much breading. Overall, between the breathtaking views and the fantastic ambiance, it was a memorable night. Highly recommend!

We stopped here for a drink and the service, ambiance, and the food were nothing short of…read moreexcellent. It feels like an old New Orleans bar with a classy slant. Nothing surprised me because this is the Biltmore Hotel.

I'm here to give five stars for the safe return of bars in Miami during these crazy times we call…read morethe pandemic. The Cellar Club is located in the lower lobby of The Biltmore Hotel and has always been a good spot to grab a drink. I think the last time I was there was when I was a bridesmaid in a wedding and a few of us popped in for a quick cocktail pre-ceremony. Fast forward to last night where I went for a wine with two of my girlfriends. This is an indoor bar, and it is on the smaller side. There are a few tables on either side that fit 3 guests, and a bar that socially distant seats about 2. They have plexiglas at the bar to seperate the bartender from the guest. Bravo! As for the small tables - they are pretty far apart and thus made me feel super comfortable hanging out there. Each table has a bottle of hand sanitizer, and the staff wears masks the whole time. Jorge was our bartender and he was awesome. I opted for sancere, my friend got a delicious looking French Martini and my other girlfriend a sav blanc. We also got a charcuterie board. You can order 3 items from their meat/cheese menu for $20 or 5 for $25. Total no brainer to get 5 for $25. The boar salami and truffle cheese were my favorite. Will most definitely be back. Not related to The Cellar, but I am always so grateful that the Biltmore has so much parking and it's free! Not many luxury hotels in Miami can boast free parking, which is a total perk for visiting one of the many dining/drinking options within the Biltmore to grab a cocktail.