City guide
Miami
Where to eat, stay and spend your time in Miami, and the people and organizations shaping the city.
Eat
Places to eat
Wood-fired sourdough pizza and natural wine in Little River.
A kosher bakery and cafe in Wynwood built around sourdough.
Miami's home-grown specialty coffee roaster.
Greek and Turkish cooking in a courtyard house in Buena Vista.
A Saturday farmers market of local growers on Biscayne Bay.
Stay
Places to stay
A bayside spa hotel on Belle Isle.
An Ocean Drive hotel with a serious arts and literary program.
A garden-filled hotel in the middle of Coconut Grove.
A small Mid-Beach hotel on the Indian Creek waterway.
A boutique hotel in restored 1920s buildings on Española Way.
Do
Things to do
An 83-acre tropical garden and plant conservation center.
Modern and contemporary art on the edge of Biscayne Bay.
An early 1900s bayfront estate with formal gardens.
Beach, trails and a historic lighthouse at the tip of Key Biscayne.
The international art fair that takes over Miami each December.
Community
Organizations
A Miami nonprofit that makes fresh, local food easier to reach.
Studios, residencies and exhibitions for Miami's visual artists.
The nonprofit turning the land under Miami's Metrorail into a linear park.
Greater Miami's community foundation.
Science-based advocacy for clean water in Biscayne Bay and South Florida.
Community
People
Co-founder and president of Urban Oasis Project.
Baker and founder of Zak the Baker.
Marine biologist leading Miami Waterkeeper.
Founder of Friends of The Underline.
Pizza maker and co-founder of La Natural.