What Now Miami

What Now Miami

Miami has been a lively city since the inception of this nation, and it continues to thrive today. From neighborhoods like Old City to Fishtown, Spruce Hill, and Cedar Park, Miami boasts a multitude of businesses, with new ones popping up every day. With its rich history comes an even richer culinary scene, and that's where we step in. What Now Media Group has dedicated years to delivering the latest updates on restaurants, retail, and real estate in cities such as Atlanta and Los Angeles. We are thrilled to announce our expansion into the Miami market! Moving forward, we will be your primary source for all the latest news about brick-and-mortar establishments in the Miami area. Are you curious about that new hoagie shop you noticed? Or perhaps you're interested in a cocktail bar in the arts district? Just a heads up, we don’t focus on listicles or lengthy profiles. Instead, our goal is to provide you with the freshest news on the newest and most exciting businesses before they even open their doors. We strive to uncover where the next Wawa will be located even before construction begins. Whether you’re passionate about real estate or a food enthusiast, we have everything you need!

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  • 2 months ago | whatnowmia.com | Neil Cooney

    Founder Jeremy Carlson created Crispy Cones, the growing ice cream chain that is “revolutionizing the soft serve cone,” when he was in college. The treat, a hand-rolled and then rotisserie-grilled dough cone dusted with cinnamon and sugar, has its origins in European countries like Czechia. Carlson tried it while traveling there and decided to make it his own, quickly expanding from a popup to a food truck, then to a brick-and-mortar dessert shop, and then to franchising around the country.

  • 2 months ago | whatnowmia.com | Neil Cooney

    Named #1 for ice cream in South Florida by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Lily’s Handmade Ice Cream is a family-run business based in Delray Beach. Launched in 2020, the brand is coming up on its fifth birthday, and it’s celebrating by launching a second ice cream shop, this time in Boynton Beach, at 3837 Woolbright Road. “We’re known for all natural ingredients, no artificial flavors, no dyes,” ice cream chef and co-owner Ori Gilinsky told What Now on Monday.

  • 2 months ago | whatnowmia.com | Neil Cooney

    Established in 2002, Little Moir’s is a family of restaurant brands that includes Food Shack, Maxi’s Lineup, and Leftovers Cafe. On top of these, the Jupiter-based hospitality company now looks to be launching a new concept, also in Jupiter. Submitted plan review documents show Little Moir’s Sweet Fish opening at 6390 W Indiantown Road. “We specialize in quality freshness and value of experience,” says the Little Moir’s website. “We thrive on service, creativity, music, fun vibes and being unique.

  • 2 months ago | whatnowmia.com | Neil Cooney

    Thriving waterfront shopping mall Bayside Marketplace appears to be adding a new Greek restaurant to its restaurant roster. Plan review paperwork submitted by The Greek Spot Corp shows Hummus & Lupita opening at the mall’s address, 401 Biscayne Blvd, in Suite 1120. What Now contacted co-owner Raquel Garcia on Monday, asking about plans for the new Greek restaurant. Garcia declined to comment on Hummus & Lupita just yet, but What Now is awaiting more information.

  • Jan 24, 2025 | whatnowmia.com | Lisa Hay

    As Miami’s most eclectic and culturally rich neighborhood, Wynwood pulses with art, energy, and innovation. At the heart of this vibrant community stands Joule House, a groundbreaking mixed-use, multifamily development designed to foster connections and a lifestyle that reflects the area’s distinctive character. Named after the joule—the unit of measurement for energy—the property embodies this dynamic and spirit of its location.

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