Miami New Times
Established in 1987, Miami New Times has solidified its role as a vital part of South Florida's cultural landscape. We pride ourselves on delivering engaging stories that are often overlooked by larger media outlets, featuring in-depth looks at local arts and entertainment as well as bold investigations into Miami's vibrant political scene. Our website, miaminewtimes.com, attracts over 1 million active users each month, while our weekly print edition reaches an additional 100,000 readers. The annual Best of Miami issue is essential reading for both locals and tourists. Our popular Top 100 Restaurants and Top 100 Bars lists serve as essential guides for discovering the city’s lively food and drink culture. Additionally, we are known for providing trustworthy coverage of the growing cannabis sector in the area.
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miaminewtimes.com | B. Scott Mclendon
In the wake of multibillion-dollar cuts to federally funded science organizations like the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Weather Service (NWS), and National Health Service (NHS), Miami Indivisible has planned a Sunday protest.
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miaminewtimes.com | Caroline Val
Most points between Miami-Dade and Broward Counties are less than an hour away from each other, but with expensive Ubers, limited late-night trains, and death-defying drives on I-95, the chasm separating you from a fun night out in the next county can feel much wider. That's where the Bad Habits Bus — a rolling, rhinestone rebellion against boring commutes and segregated nightlife — comes in.
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3 days ago |
miaminewtimes.com | B. Scott Mclendon
Miami-area cities regularly rank at or near the top of various nationwide studies — U.S. News and World Report calls Miami one of the best party cities, business publication Quartz ranks Magic City among the best for luxury shopping, and TripAdvisor places Fort Lauderdale Beach among the nation's top. WalletHub looked at 182 cities and considered 45 metrics in its rankings. The top five were family fun, health and safety, education/child care, affordability, and socioeconomics.
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3 days ago |
miaminewtimes.com | Rachel Costa
"Carne or pesce?" That's the only question you'll hear a server ask you at San Lorenzo, a new Italian waterfront restaurant in Little River...that has no menu. Priced at $140 for two people, guests will have only a few choices; everything else is in the chef's trusted hands. But why open a new restaurant with no menu? When you go into someone's home, you don't get a menu, and that's exactly what the owners want the restaurant to feel like.
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miaminewtimes.com | Clarissa Buch Zilberman
After nearly 12 years of serving Peruvian street food in the heart of Hollywood, family-run sandwich shop J28 Sandwich Bar has permanently closed. The beloved eatery, best known for its chicharrón sandwich and its spotlight on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, served its final meal on Sunday, June 1 — and it had no choice but to close.
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