Foodies in Miami will have a perfect week ahead of them with incredible food events. Cafe la Trova is celebrating its 4th anniversary this week, so a stop here for delicious food and drinks is a must for all. Food lovers will also want to check out SEED Food & Wine Week, where they can sample the best vegan and plant-based cuisine and attend helpful sessions on being conscious, sustainable eaters. For something completely different, try ending your week at Moxy South Beach’s Rooftop Samba Sunset Party. As the sun sets, enjoy amazing cocktails complemented by Brazilian rhythms in an unforgettable setting!
971 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33130
In the midst of Veganuary, the month-long celebration of all things vegan created to encourage and inspire non-vegans to experience the lifestyle, Seed is returning to Miami for the 8th year this January 26-29, 2023! Named Top 3 Food & Wine Festivals in the country by USA TODAY, the four-day plant-based extravaganza is rolling out the green carpet featuring a celebrity chef lineup, the famous Plant-Based 21 Seeds Burger Battle™, the flagship Festival Day Tasting Village presented by Baptist Health, plus a bevy of exclusive dinners and brunches, industry-led workshops, panels, fitness events and more all carefully curated to highlight the plethora of positive aspects that accompany a conscious, sustainable, plant-based way of life. For tickets, visit www.eventbrite.
Latin Cafe 2000 – Brickell is the perfect location to make waiting around more enjoyable or to celebrate with a special 12 oz Hatuey Cuban-style beer for $6. If you’re looking for a hearty meal to fuel up or a post-run treat, Latin Cafe 2000 has you covered with its brunch menu. Indulge in signature brunch dishes like Leche Condensada Pancakes, Croqueta Benedict, or Avocado Toast, and raise a glass with friends and family after crossing the finish line with an $8 Mimosa, Sangria, or Bloody Mary. Imagine sipping on an ice-cold beer or refreshing cocktail while savoring the flavors of authentic Latin and Cuban-inspired cuisine as you watch the marathoners tackle the streets of Brickell. If you’re in a rush and looking for a grab-and-go option, order warm cafecito, crispy croquetas, or crunchy pastries from the ventanita.
1053 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131
Mayfair Grill is located in the heart of Coconut Grove, set in Mayfair House Hotel & Garden’s courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery and cascading fountains. The restaurant features an open-hearth kitchen, open-air expansive garden café, and Fountain Bar. The open-plan kitchen and bar allow guests an incredible view of the bustling neighborhood, where they may even catch a glimpse of the runners making their way through Coconut Grove. Relax post-marathon in a tranquil setting with live Jazz music while imbibing on bottomless Mimosas and Rosé at $35 per person, alongside a sweet and savory a la carte menu. Explore flavors inspired by the American Southwest, ranging from signature blue corn silver dollar pancakes with mezcal maple syrup to braised beef shank with sweet potato hash and poached egg. Grab-and-go items are available at the ventanita for those looking for a quick snack or meal to re-energize.
3000 Florida Ave, Miami, FL 33133
Española Way in Miami Beach is a prime spot to watch and cheer on the Miami Marathon runners as they go past 14th St. & Washington Ave. The historic, pedestrian-only street is lined with charming Mediterranean-style buildings and palm trees, giving it a unique and picturesque atmosphere perfect for your Sunday morning or afternoon. Additionally, this area is close to a Miami Marathon designated “cheer zone,” providing spectators multiple opportunities to encourage and clap for runners while immersing themselves in the excitement. The location offers plenty of food and beverage options with cuisines worldwide, including brunch options for spectators and participants to enjoy before or after the race. Enjoy al fresco dining from more than a dozen renowned restaurants and sidewalk cafes, such as Mercato Della Pescheria, The Drexel, Paperfish, Hosteria Romana, Tropezon, À la Folie Café, and more. If you don’t want to leave the sidelines and miss out on any action, opt for outdoor seating at Havana 1957 or Oh! Mexico. The Roof @ Esmé Hotel offers the chance to catch an aerial view of the marathoners racing through the streets of South Beach.
Between Washington and Drexel Avenues and 14th – 15th Streets, Miami Beach, 33139
Sunday, January 29, Sunday Sommelier Supper Series at COTE Miami
Michelin-starred COTE Miami’s “Sunday Sommelier Supper Series” returns this Sunday, January 29, from 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. COTE Miami has officially expanded this intimate wine dinner to a one-night-only sommelier take-over! COTE Miami’s “Sunday Sommelier Supper Series” runs every Sunday through March 5 from 7 p.m.-10 p.m. and will include an exclusive wine dinner ranging from $225 to $390pp for food and wine. Each week, COTE’s award-winning somm-family will curate a beautifully themed selection of wines from their 1,200+ bottle wine list to experience alongside their signature steaks and sides. Make your reservations here.
3900 NE 2nd Ave. Miami, FL 33137
Sunday, January 29, Rooftop Samba Sunset Party at The Upside
This Sunday, January 29th, Moxy’s Samba Sunday will bring you Brazilian beats from 5 PM – 11 PM with a live performance by Samba Band Tata do Povo plus Lucca Savi. Sip on cool cocktails while taking in incredible views of the Miami Beach skyline and Atlantic ocean all night long. Plus, get mesmerized by beautiful Brazilian dancers that’ll take your breath away-what more can you ask for?
915 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Wynwood’s Newest Hotspot for Cocktails! Bar Lab Opens Higher Ground Lounge at Arlo
