A Coconut Grove classic tucked into Peacock Park. One of our favorite happy hour spots with a great wine list and a super easy, breezy setting.
A brunch staple. Sit outside if you can, order a Bloody Mary, and settle into some classic Coconut Grove people-watching.
A stunning Italian-style villa on Biscayne Bay that feels like stepping into another world. Wander through ten acres of gardens, fountains, and waterfront views for a true Miami hidden gem. Don’t miss their Sunday Farmer’s Market (9:30–4:30).
An easy stop in the Grove for dining, drinks, or a movie. Centrally located with a parking garage and plenty to explore nearby.
One of our favorite spots on the water for drinks, dinner, or a laid-back brunch. We love the Local Catch Ceviche, Mojo Snapper, and Coconut Rice, and we always end up ordering a Summer of 1930 cocktail.
Right next door to Bayshore, this is our go-to for casual waterfront drinks. It’s very relaxed, very lively, and always has music playing. Kid and dog-friendly during the day, and more of a social, DJ-driven vibe after sunset.
A newer addition to Coconut Grove that we’re excited about. Mediterranean-inspired and beautifully designed, it’s already earning a reputation as a great spot for a relaxed but elevated dinner or date night.
A true dive bar in the Grove and one of Victor’s go-to spots. No frills, just character.
A lively pedestrian street in the heart of Coral Gables filled with some of the best dining and bars in the area. A few of our favorites include Eating House, Luca Osteria, and Threefold Café for brunch.
The main stretch of Coral Gables with shopping, restaurants, and plenty to explore.
A Miami institution and one of the most charming bookstores around. You can browse with a glass of wine or beer in hand, which says everything you need to know.
One of our favorite spots for wine and charcuterie. The owner once made Victor properly pronounce “gamay” before serving him his glass, so yes, it’s serious in the best way.
A great casual stop for beer and a bite in Coral Gables.