Patty’s Miami Guidebook
Food scene
Downtown Coral Gables is known for Miracle Mile, the strip between Le Jeune (42 Ave) and Douglas (37 Ave). It features a variety of local shops, restaurants and bars. The streets and avenues stemming from Miracle Mile also have a variety of options to choose from. Stroll down Giralda Avenue and choose from a variety of cuisines. Our favorite shop is Books & Books, they also have a delightful cafe for lunch. Our favorite bites: Coyo Taco, Sweetgreen's salads, Hillstone’s bar and appetizers, Threefold Café's breakfast, Pasion del Cielo's drip coffee.
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Miracle Mile
Miracle MileDowntown Coral Gables is known for Miracle Mile, the strip between Le Jeune (42 Ave) and Douglas (37 Ave). It features a variety of local shops, restaurants and bars. The streets and avenues stemming from Miracle Mile also have a variety of options to choose from. Stroll down Giralda Avenue and choose from a variety of cuisines. Our favorite shop is Books & Books, they also have a delightful cafe for lunch. Our favorite bites: Coyo Taco, Sweetgreen's salads, Hillstone’s bar and appetizers, Threefold Café's breakfast, Pasion del Cielo's drip coffee.
There are so many delicious eats in the heart of Coconut Grove, too many to choose from! I don’t see how you can go wrong with any of the options in and around CocoWalk. Our favorites: star pizza at Mister01, vegan at Planta Queen, Indian food at Bombay Darbar, Narbona’s Italian goodies, bustling brunch at Green Street, romantic dinner at Peacock Garden, happy hour at the Key Club, ice cream shake at Vicky’s, burgers at Lokal, and drinks by the bay at trendy Bayshore Club.
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Coconut Grove
There are so many delicious eats in the heart of Coconut Grove, too many to choose from! I don’t see how you can go wrong with any of the options in and around CocoWalk. Our favorites: star pizza at Mister01, vegan at Planta Queen, Indian food at Bombay Darbar, Narbona’s Italian goodies, bustling brunch at Green Street, romantic dinner at Peacock Garden, happy hour at the Key Club, ice cream shake at Vicky’s, burgers at Lokal, and drinks by the bay at trendy Bayshore Club.
Sightseeing
UM is a private research university in Coral Gables, Florida. Over 19,000 students are enrolled. There are 12 colleges and schools including a School of Medicine, a Law school, School of Music, and the School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. The main campus is about 1 mile away, making this home a perfect stop for visiting professors and parents alike.
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University of Miami
UM is a private research university in Coral Gables, Florida. Over 19,000 students are enrolled. There are 12 colleges and schools including a School of Medicine, a Law school, School of Music, and the School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. The main campus is about 1 mile away, making this home a perfect stop for visiting professors and parents alike.
Venetian Pool opened in 1924, created from an old coral rock quarry. This historic pool was created in the Mediterranean Revival style and utilized a large amount of coral for ornamental features of the community. Great local swimming spot for the whole family.
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Venetian Pool in Coral Gable
2701 De Soto BoulevardVenetian Pool opened in 1924, created from an old coral rock quarry. This historic pool was created in the Mediterranean Revival style and utilized a large amount of coral for ornamental features of the community. Great local swimming spot for the whole family.
Neighborhoods
Little Havana is home to many Cuban exiles, as well as many immigrants from Central and South America. Named after the capital and largest city in Cuba. Choose from a variety of Latin restaurants serving Cuban favorites such as croquetas de jamon, pastelitos de guayaba, vaca frita con moros y maduros. Don't forget to order a mojito and observe the domino park players, and get guava ice cream at Azúcar.
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Little Havana
Little Havana is home to many Cuban exiles, as well as many immigrants from Central and South America. Named after the capital and largest city in Cuba. Choose from a variety of Latin restaurants serving Cuban favorites such as croquetas de jamon, pastelitos de guayaba, vaca frita con moros y maduros. Don't forget to order a mojito and observe the domino park players, and get guava ice cream at Azúcar.
Coral Gables is a Mediterranean-themed community established in the 1920s and known for its historic and affluent character. It is home to the University of Miami, Biltmore Hotel, Venetian Pool, and Miracle Mile (downtown).
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Coral Gables
Coral Gables is a Mediterranean-themed community established in the 1920s and known for its historic and affluent character. It is home to the University of Miami, Biltmore Hotel, Venetian Pool, and Miracle Mile (downtown).
South Beach is known for its Art Deco District, late nightlife, beaches and Lincoln Road. Our favorites include: Joe's takeaway for stone crabs (open Oct-May only), a stroll on South Pointe Pier, Wolfsonian gift shop, and Art Deco walking tour.
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South Beach
South Beach is known for its Art Deco District, late nightlife, beaches and Lincoln Road. Our favorites include: Joe's takeaway for stone crabs (open Oct-May only), a stroll on South Pointe Pier, Wolfsonian gift shop, and Art Deco walking tour.
Coconut Grove is a bayside neighborhood known for its shady trees, mansions, bohemian vibe, Caribbean community and CocoWalk. CocoWalk is the heart of ‘The Grove’ and has recently been remodeled to include new restaurants, shops and movie theatre. Don’t miss the opportunity to stroll through its adjacent streets (Main Hwy, McFarlane, commodore) and be part of the Grove’s cool vibe. Don’t miss its foodie Farmer’s Market, Mayfair House’s architecture and interior lush greenery, marina views, and the historic Barnacle.
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Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove is a bayside neighborhood known for its shady trees, mansions, bohemian vibe, Caribbean community and CocoWalk. CocoWalk is the heart of ‘The Grove’ and has recently been remodeled to include new restaurants, shops and movie theatre. Don’t miss the opportunity to stroll through its adjacent streets (Main Hwy, McFarlane, commodore) and be part of the Grove’s cool vibe. Don’t miss its foodie Farmer’s Market, Mayfair House’s architecture and interior lush greenery, marina views, and the historic Barnacle.