Biscayne Times

Biscayne Times is an intelligent and stylish monthly magazine and website that caters to the finest neighborhoods along the Biscayne corridor, stretching from Brickell to Broward and encompassing all waterfront areas. With over 75,000 dedicated and wealthy readers, the publication offers exceptional original articles that explore every aspect of life along the Boulevard. Business owners and marketers trust Biscayne Times for its proven track record of delivering effective results in a competitive advertising landscape.

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Tea Time

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

The Biltmore Hotel’s afternoon tea service is one of the longest-running and remaining tea experiences in South Florida. Afternoon tea is especially associated with Mother's Day, because it offers a refined shared experience in a relaxed environment for mothers and daughters of all ages to bond over. It is not uncommon to see multi-generations of women enjoying afternoon tea together. The Biltmore has been offering afternoon tea since 1997 with the only pause occurring because of the pandemic.
Feast on "Fat Ham"

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Mary Damiano

There have been a lot of remakes and updates of William Shakespeare’s plays. “West Side Story” is “Romeo and Juliet” set in 1950’s New York. The recent hit rom-com “Anyone But You” is based on “Much Ado About Nothing.” The films “10 Things I Hate About You,” “Deliver Us from Eva.” and the stage musical “Kiss Me Kate” are “The Taming of the Shrew” in disguise.
Stepping Back in Time

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Grant Balfour

Despite Miami's reputation as a city of newcomers, there’s a deep fascination in the origins of the area and the history of some of its most notable buildings. As Christine Rupp of Dade Heritage Trust says: “What I find interesting about Miami is everybody’s from somewhere else, but there’s always a group interested in finding out about their new home.” This year, you’ll see quite a few centennials being celebrated at landmark locations up and down the Biscayne Corridor.
Party with a Purpose

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Mary Damiano

More than 650 attendees enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime celebration at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach on Saturday, March 15, as The Cushman School held its Centennial Ball, marking its 100th year legacy as Miami-Dade’s oldest, continuously operating independent school.
Rolling Through Wine Country

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jacqueline Coleman

Napa Valley is one of those wine destinations that many dream of visiting. With rolling vineyards, mountain vistas, top-tier wines tasted in state-of-the-art facilities, and farm-to-table dining, every day in Napa feels like a special occasion. But with hundreds of wineries to choose from, along with many hospitality options, planning a trip for the first time – or even fifth time – can feel overwhelming.
Designated Drivers

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Grant Balfour

This is not a recommendation to drink and drive. Please don’t do that. It’s just an observation that motion alters mood. Just as much as sunshine, hot fudge sundaes, spinning in circles on a playground swing set, or sipping on a Savoy-proportioned sidecar (three parts cognac, two parts Cointreau, two parts lemon juice, no garnish) going fast can put a smile on your face. Even just thinking about it is kind of fun.
May Days

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

In May we celebrate the approaching summer; Cinco de Mayo, the day of the victory of the Mexican army over the French army in 1862; and Mother’s Day. Be sure to plan something to show you cherish Mom. And we also celebrate the return of two beloved restaurants in Coral Gables. If you're looking for a special restaurant to celebrate Mother's Day, The Garden at Bouchon Bistro Miami, (305-990-1360) 2101 Galiano St. Coral Gables, is the perfect place.
Once Upon a Time in Miami

1 week ago | biscaynetimes.com | Josie Gulliksen

Although North Miami resident Gina Margillo comes from a cinema background, it was not until much later in her career that she picked up a camera and began telling her own kind of stories. Good thing she did. Since 2020 Margillo has produced several award-winning short films that grab the viewer with compassionate, gritty, and honest storytelling. Although she is self-taught, Margillo comes from a long line of storytellers.
Island Wine for Springtime

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jacqueline Coleman

For those of us who love wine, there’s something special about exploring the places where it’s made. We’ve dreamed about the rolling hills of Tuscany, strolled through the rural vineyards of Provence, and sipped world-class wines in Burgundy and Piedmont. But sometimes, exciting discoveries lie beyond the mainland – on the sun-soaked islands where the vines grow in rugged, windswept landscapes, producing wines full of character and history.
Life, Love, and Pie

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Mary Damiano

Lindsey Corey remembers her first encounter with the musical, “Waitress,” nearly 10 years ago. “I was in the car with two of my girlfriends, and they said, ‘You've never heard ‘Waitress’ before? My God, you're perfect for this.’ And so they turned it on, and I thought, oh my, gosh, I have to do this. It's speaking to my soul. I just have to play this role.” Fast forward to now.