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    Rainy Days

    4.4 (10 reviews)
    Open 4:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Kristian S.

    Rainy Days is a small, cozy wine bar with a relaxed, intimate vibe. It's an easy place to settle in and actually enjoy a conversation without feeling rushed or distracted. We shared a charcuterie board with a bottle of wine and everything worked really well together. The meats and cheeses were good quality, portioned well for sharing, and arranged nicely. Service was friendly and attentive, with helpful recommendations and a relaxed approach. Overall, Rainy Days is a solid choice for a date night or catching up with friends when you want something relaxed and conversation friendly in your neighborhood.

    Jenny H.

    This wine bar recently started serving brunch on Sundays. I went with a large group of friends. The ambiance was so pretty and unique. We were transported to a different world than what it's like in the parking lot outside. (The restaurant is located in a large plaza, so there is plenty of parking). We all ordered lattes which were large and came in beautiful glasses. I had the banana bread latte which was delicious. I thought the flavor was subtle and just the perfect amount where you could taste the banana bread flavor but it wasn't overly sweet. Their food items tend to be smaller cafe-like items (sandwiches, waffles). I ordered the egg and spinach muffin which I enjoyed. Two of my friends sitting nearby had the ham and cheese croissant which they were happy with, and the waffles looked great as well. Although it's small inside and there aren't a ton of tables, there were still at least a couple tables open when we were there despite us taking up a couple. There is one unisex bathroom that was clean but that is right there (since the area is small). There is a separate outside entrance for this restaurant, but you can walk through a doorway to go to the coffee shop. We actually had to go through and pay at the cashier on that side (not sure if that is the usual protocol or was for us because we were a large group).

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    Cute place in Pinecrest. Tapas and wine bar. Highly recommend if you are by the area.

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    Anacapri - Veal Parmigiana

    Anacapri

    3.6(268 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere filled with lively energy. It's my second visit, and it's…read moreclear many patrons are regulars, which adds to the welcoming vibe. The buzz in the restaurant and bar area is contagious reminiscent of the lively chaos in your mom's kitchen during Thanksgiving. The food was nearly flawless. I started with the Caesar Salad and bruschetta both simply delicious. The dressing was perfectly tangy, and the bruschetta was generously portioned and expertly seasoned. For my main, I chose the Eggplant Parm, an enormous portion. The cheese was generously layered, perhaps more than usual. The dish was fresh, hot, and incredibly flavorful. The sauce had a nice kick without being spicy. My mom ordered the Capellini Primavera, substituting pink cream sauce for oil and adding plenty of garlic; another huge portion. Absolutely loved it. A solid 10/10. Anna, our waitress, was outstanding, serving with remarkable speed and warm professionalism. Regret not taking pictures of our dish!!

    This Italian restaurant is the kind of place that quietly ruins other Italian restaurants for you…read more The food isn't just "good" or "solid." It's cooked to perfection. The pasta has that exact bite it's supposed to have. The sauces taste like someone's nonna has been guarding the recipe since 1952. Everything feels authentic, not in the gimmicky, red-checkered-tablecloth way, but in the "this is how it's actually done" way. The atmosphere seals the deal. It's warm, cozy, and welcoming without trying too hard. Soft lighting, relaxed energy, the kind of place where you sit down for dinner and somehow three hours disappear. It feels intimate without being cramped, lively without being loud. You can have a real conversation without shouting over someone's birthday party. And then there's the wine situation, which is almost absurd in the best way. The bottles are sold at cost. At cost. Like they woke up and decided profit margins were optional. The selection is massive, stretching across regions and styles, and staring at the list is borderline overwhelming. In a good way. Whether you're a casual sipper or someone who can pronounce Montepulciano correctly, you'll find something exceptional. In short: authentic food, flawless execution, cozy atmosphere, and a wine list that feels like you stumbled into a secret. It's the kind of place you want to gatekeep... but also immediately tell everyone about.

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    Chef Adrianne's Vineyard Restaurant and Bar - Crispy Braised Pork Belly

    Chef Adrianne's Vineyard Restaurant and Bar

    4.1(2.4k reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$$

    It's been a few years now since my original review and it's been a long time coming. I've been…read morecoming to their new location for some time now and it's fabulous! I love the ambiance, love their service, and attention to detail. The Lamb Chops are phenomenal! Cooked perfectly medium. The result: juicy, tender and flavorful. Filet Mignon better than Capitol Grille! Enough said. Pear Martini a must have. Frank was amazing! Very attentive professional and knowledgeable. He made great recommendations and had a fantastic attitude.

    We came here to celebrate a birthday. We made reservations for 7:30 on a Friday night. Our party of…read morefive was sat immediately. They had a live saxophone playing. It really added to the ambience. The player was very talented! As appetizers we ordered the charred oysters, the pull-apart bread, truffle fries, and a wedge salad. They were all delicious. The fries seemed to just be a common frozen variety. I'd expect hand cut, homemade fries from a 5 star restaurant like this, charging $14 for an order of fries. But, they were ok. The bread was delicious! I thoroughly enjoyed my wedge salad. There aren't a lot of places where I can get one, so I was thrilled to be able to order one. I had wished they had oysters Rockefeller, but the charred oysters were delicious, and they had a salmon Rockefeller on the menu. I ordered the Barramundi fish with a stuffed baked potato and roasted broccolini as my sides. The fish didn't have a lot of flavor and was set in pool of (I think) olive oil. The oil didn't have a lot of flavor either. I would have preferred the fish just be served alone. The baked potato was HUGE! That could have been my entire meal! It could have been two meals! It turned into four meals, as I took home my leftovers. The broccolini was delicious. Probably my favorite part of my main entree. My daughter ordered the filet mignon. It was like butter! So soft, it melted in her mouth! It was a good portion and she had leftovers as well. She added a side of garlic butter, which at $7 was not really worth the cost. My husband had the lamb chops. They were so delicious! Cooked perfectly! He had a side of sautéed mushrooms that were absolutely amazing! I do think it was ridiculous to charge $7 for what equated to maybe 2 mushrooms. Our other daughter ordered the roasted chicken. It was delicious and a huge portion. She took at least half of it home. Our son ordered the spicy rigatoni with chicken. We all thought it was very odd that they brought a chicken leg on a side plate. Normally, at any restaurant, when you add a protein like chicken to your pasta, they put a cut, grilled chicken breast ON your pasta. This was neither on it, nor a chicken breast, nor was it cut. We all thought it was the most strange way you could give someone their protein for their dish. The pasta was delicious and a large portion that turned into 3 meals. Our waiter, Alonzo, was wonderful! He explained everything to us! We ordered a bottle of wine and he told us the really cool back story of the brand. He told us how long our meals would take to prepare. He was very attentive and helpful. I will say, for a restaurant called a "Vineyard", I'm shocked they don't have a more extensive wine list. There were maybe 5 Sauvignon blancs, and 4 of them were from California. Only one was from New Zealand, which is the one we ordered. I think they have more drinks than they have on their menu. I feel they're missing an opportunity to sell more by not letting the customer know everything that's available. I don't know if I would return. It's very expensive in the sense that they charge you for every little thing. It was a nice place to go for a special occasion, but I don't know if it's worth it.

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    Bulla Gastrobar

    Bulla Gastrobar

    3.9(507 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$

    It was our first time trying this Restaurant. We decided to choose the Miami Spice Menu. It was…read morebuzzing and busy for a Saturday. Our Server, Jefferson was very nice and "on it". We decided on a early dinner around 5:45 pm. We started with drinks, as it was still Happy Hour. The Menu came with a drink. We chose the Sangrias (not good, watery and flavorless). We started with appetizers--Shrimp in a garlic butter and Croquettes--both delicious. My husband chose the Pork Tenderloin as his Entree and I went with the Skirt Steak--both good. Then, for dessert--Churros and a Coconut Flan. Everything was Good across the Board but not Outstanding. Maybe it's me, but for approximately $65.00+ per person, I was hoping for more wow flavors. We might return to enjoy bar bites and drinks!

    I wanted to share how disappointing our experience was at Bulla in The Falls location…read more Unfortunately, it was completely different from the excellent experiences we've had at the Coral Gables and Doral locations, which were both outstanding. Our waitress took our order three separate times, yet the food still came out incorrectly. The repeated confusion and lack of attention to detail made the dining experience very frustrating and unenjoyable. We were expecting the same level of service and quality we've experienced at your other locations, but sadly this visit did not meet those expectations at all. I truly hope management addresses these issues, as we have always enjoyed Bulla in the past.

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    Florida Wine Academy - Classes at the Miami Culinary Institute

    Florida Wine Academy

    5.0(4 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    I met Alessandra at a wine event and learned that her company teaches many classes on wine and even…read moresake. I've been thinking of taking the WSET exam to get some more solid knowledge of wine, and after comparing different places offering the course as well as online options, I decide to take the class here. Located in the SunTrust building, the academy is easily accessible and there's garage as well as street parking around. The class is a small in size so it's good for sharing experience and opinions. Alessandra is readily available to answer questions during and after class, and she gives useful tips in preparing for the exam. The course really helped me in calibrating my palate to the WSET standard, as well as broadening my horizon and introducing me to less common wines, such as Hungarian tokaji and Australian riesling. In the end, I felt that regardless of whether I pass the exam or not, the course was totally worthwhile, because it has given me a lot of knowledge and the tool to better appreciate wine.

    What an incredible time I had yesterday at the Florida Wine Academy for my Wine Class…read more I have so many reasons to go back, from the impeccable place, inside and outside, to the wonderful and well-prepared class, directed by Ms. Nicole. She emailed us, two days before, and asked us if we have any food allergies since they will provide some snacks to pair with the wines. She also gave us the address and explained to us how to get there and where to park. I parked in a public garage for $5.00, this was not my best choice, because I'm not used to walking alone downtown, but it wasn't that bad after all. I went into the Sun-trust building, a beautiful tall building. The academy is on the 22nd floor as Nicole told us in her email. Once I got there, we went to this room where she had everything set up as you can see in my pictures, so pretty and organized. That's one of the most important things for me, how well organized and neat everything was. I need all those, in order for me to learn and enjoy myself the way I did. She started the class as a Professor will, telling us about herself and that, made me happy, such a prepared person is teaching me about wine...wow. The way she directed the class, with all the details, from guiding us where to buy wines, to open up our senses. Smell, Taste, and Body, were words we used during the whole class since we learned from her how to categorize each different wine, from all the six we had. As we were learning, smelling, and trying the wines, she also told us how to pair them with food and gave us tips on which wine will go good or better with the food we choose. With the wines we tried, we had some nuts, cheese and crackers, grapes, and dark chocolate...Yummy! They also offer all the 4 levels of WSET classes, plus labs like the one I went and more. You can always call or check their website for more information. Honestly, after trying this class yesterday, I don't feel so embarrassed to try the leveled classes and get my certification, because they way they teach you, you can actually learn and move forward. Que increíblemente bien la pase ayer en la Florida Wine Academy en mi clase de vinos. Tengo muchas razones para volver; desde el lugar​ tan​ impecable, dentro y fuera, a la clase maravillosa y bien preparada, dirigida por la Sra. Nicole. Ella nos envió un correo electrónico, dos días antes, y nos preguntó si teníamos alguna alergia a los alimentos, ya que proporcionarán algunos aperitivos para acompañar a los vinos. Ella también nos dio la dirección y nos explicó cómo llegar y dónde estacionar. ​Estacion​é en un garaje público por $ 5.00, esta no era mi mejor opción, porque no estoy acostumbrada a caminar sola en el centro de la ciudad, pero no fue tan malo después de todo. Entré en el edificio Sun-trust, un hermoso y alto edificio. La academia está en el piso 22, como nos dijo Nicole en su correo electrónico. Una vez que llegué allí, fuimos al salón donde ella tenía todo preparado como puedes ver en mis fotos, tan lindo y organizado. Esa es una de las cosas más importantes para mí, qué tan bien organizado y ordenado era todo. Necesito todos esto para poder aprender y disfrutar como lo hice. Comenzó la clase como profesora, contándonos sobre ella y eso, me hizo feliz, una persona tan preparada me está enseñando sobre el vino ... wao. La forma en que dirigió la clase, con todos los detalles, desde guiarnos a dónde comprar vinos, a abrir nuestros sentidos. Olor, Sabor y Cuerpo fueron palabras que utilizamos durante toda la clase, ya que aprendimos de ella cómo categorizar cada vino diferente, de los seis que probamos. Mientras aprendíamos, olíamos y probamos los vinos, ella también nos dijo cómo combinarlos con la comida y nos dio consejos sobre qué vino iría bien o mejor con la comida que elijamos. Con los vinos que probamos, tuvimos nueces, queso y galletas, uvas y chocolate negro ... ¡delicioso! También ofrecen los 4 niveles de clases de WSET, además de laboratorios como el que fui y más. Siempre puede llamar o consultar su sitio web para obtener más información. Honestamente, después de probar esta clase ayer, no me siento tan avergonzada de probar las clases niveladas y obtener mi certificación, porque de la forma en que te enseñan, en realidad puedes aprender y seguir adelante.

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