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Fish Cheeks to Open First Florida Restaurant in Wynwood
Fish Cheeks, the New York City-based Thai seafood restaurant, is preparing to enter the Florida market with a new location in Wynwood, Miami. The restaurant is targeting a late February 2027 opening, according to reporting by Miami New Times published October 28. The expansion is being led by Jennifer Saesue...
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Robot Walks Dog on Leash Through Streets of Miami
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Miami New Times
Laura Loomer takes hiatus from podcast after pay-for-play article exposure
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. South Florida’s, perhaps the world’s, most prolific Islamophobe, Laura Loomer, announced she’s...
Tabby's Pantry
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Resident Magazine
InterContinental Miami Turns Its Lobby Into a Gallery for Miami Art Week
During Miami Art Week, InterContinental Miami hosts World of Artistry, an exhibition of 20 international painters and sculptors curated by Noel Santiesteban, running December 2 to 9 through the lobby and two ballrooms. A VIP preview opens the week, and Amani Lewis shows at Gallery 100 all December.
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Miami family searching for beloved cat after neighbor admitted to trapping it, leaving it by highway
MIAMI — A family cat has gone missing in a Miami neighborhood, leaving the family devastated by the loss. A neighbor has now been cited for trapping and then dumping the cat elsewhere. “I call her name, Keisha, Keisha, come, I would call her the same way I would...
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Pipefitter is new voice of Boston’s Logan International Airport
He was banned from Delta Air Lines as a child for pushing the flight attendant's call button too many times. Now, Delta customers -- and other customers -- at Boston's airport will hear his voice over the public address system.
Miami Herald
Miami Seaquarium plan hits a roadblock. Environmentalists fight rushed approval
A plan to redevelop the Miami Seaquarium may be in jeopardy after the project failed to win approval from a key Miami-Dade committee on Tuesday. Developer David Martin faces a year-end deadline by a federal bankruptcy court to get county approval of a proposed 99-year lease for the waterfront property outside of Miami that’s home to the shuttered theme park. Miami-Dade owns the land, and Mayor Daniella Levine Cava needs County Commission approval of the lease allowing Martin to build a marina that’s drawn opposition from environmental groups. That lease was a last-minute addition to Tuesday’s meeting of the commission’s Recreation, Tourism and Resiliency Committee, but the four-member panel was deadlocked on whether to forward the proposal to the full commission. “Why are we getting this at the eleventh hour?” Commissioner Marleine Bastien asked about the 249-page lease added to the committee’s agenda Monday evening. “That doesn’t make any sense to me.” With Bastien and Commissioner Micky Steinberg pushing back on approval, the committee voted to defer the vote to a future meeting. Commissioner Raquel Regalado, whose district includes the Seaquarium’s Virginia Key site, voted against the deferral. Just before the vote, a Martin lobbyist warned that Miami-Dade risked a
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Pho Sho To Open Downtown Miami Location
Pho Sho is preparing to open a new restaurant in Downtown Miami at 47 W. Flagler St., according to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). The restaurant’s website has also listed the downtown address as a coming-soon location. The new restaurant will bring Pho Sho’s Vietnamese-inspired...
Bradenton Herald
It began in a tiny food hall. Now this Michelin-praised restaurant has a bigger Florida home
The Ecuadorian restaurant that started in a tiny downtown Miami food hall , then earned a designation as a Michelin Bib Gourmand, has opened in a new, larger location. Cotoa, from Ecuadoran-born chef Alejandra Espinoza, is now located in North Miami in Florida not far from the space it moved to from the food hall counter in 2025. The new Cotoa has an even stronger focus on Ecuadorian culture, not only through the cuisine but also the atmosphere, which includes a gorgeous mural by Apitatán , an Ecuadorian artist who came to Miami to create the work. Another of his murals hangs in the chef’s restaurant Somos in Quito, Ecuador. Espinoza, who was trained in France and focuses on sharing her culture with her customers, said Miami’s response to the first restaurant was “incredibly special” and that she hopes to build on that enthusiasm. “The first Cotoa gave us the opportunity to introduce people to Ecuador and show how much depth, history and diversity there is within our cuisine,” she said. “This new space gives us room to tell more of that story and give guests even more ways to experience the food and culture of my country.” A more
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Yung Miami honored with her own day in Miami and receives key to the city [VIDEO]
Yung Miami receives key to Miami and her own day Yung Miami is receiving major recognition in her hometown of […] The post Yung Miami honored with her own day in Miami and receives key to the city [VIDEO] appeared first on Hip Hop Vibe .