Connie Ogle

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Connie Ogle

The team from one of Miami Beach’s most beloved Italian restaurants has opened a new — and very different — spot in Little River. Bar Bucce, from Chef Mike Pirolo, Jennifer Chaefsky and Jacqueline Pirolo of Macchialina, bears little resemblance to the cozy, friendly and insanely popular Miami Beach restaurant, which manages the tricky feat of luring both tourists and locals with great food, warm service and intriguing wines.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Connie Ogle

The team from one of Miami Beach’s most beloved Italian restaurants has opened a new — and very different — spot in Little River. Bar Bucce, from Chef Mike Pirolo, Jennifer Chaefsky and Jacqueline Pirolo of Macchialina, bears little resemblance to the cozy, friendly and insanely popular Miami Beach restaurant, which manages the tricky feat of luring both tourists and locals with great food, warm service and intriguing wines.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Connie Ogle

A popular Philadelphia spot is now open in the former space of one of Wynwood’s first restaurants. Double Knot, the Japanese-inspired izakaya spot from chef and restaurateur Michael Schulson, is now open in the old Wynwood Kitchen & Bar spot on Northwest Second Avenue, right next to Wynwood Walls. Schulson, who opened Double Knot Miami in collaboration with real estate developer Goldman Properties, opened the original restaurant in Philadelphia’s Midtown Village neighborhood in 2016.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Connie Ogle

A popular Philadelphia spot is now open in the former space of one of Wynwood’s first restaurants. Double Knot, the Japanese-inspired izakaya spot from chef and restaurateur Michael Schulson, is now open in the old Wynwood Kitchen & Bar spot on Northwest Second Avenue, right next to Wynwood Walls. Schulson, who opened Double Knot Miami in collaboration with real estate developer Goldman Properties, opened the original restaurant in Philadelphia’s Midtown Village neighborhood in 2016.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Connie Ogle

The question gets asked a lot: What’s the best bar in Miami? North America’s 50 Best Bars has an answer — and it’s a familiar refrain. At a ceremony in Vancouver, B.C. on Tuesday, the organization that ranks the world’s most innovative places to drink named Miami’s Café La Trova to its top 50 list for 2025. The collaboration of master cantinero Julio Cabrera and chef Michelle Bernstein, the Cuban spot on Calle Ocho in Little Havana always finds its way on the prestigious list (it was no.