Recommendations

Our main room block in Coconut Grove; colorful, lush, and home to Sipsip. Use our Mayfair room block.

Our Marriott room block nearby, with an easy Coconut Grove location. Use our Marriott room block.

Polished, breezy, and full of Biscayne Bay views if you like your mornings with a little sparkle.

A quiet classic for balconies, spa time, and pretending Miami is a little calmer than it is.

Nina and Barron's pick for a polished Peruvian (Nikkei) dinner in Miami. Sister restaurant to Mayta — Chef Jaime Pesaque's restaurant in Lima, which ranks 39th on The World's 50 Best Restaurants list. Make sure to get the Wagyu Nigiri, Arroz con Mariscos, and the Cacao for dessert.

Nina calls it the Dishoom of Miami. Not the most traditional Indian food, but it will hit the spot. You must order the Dosas and the Yellowfin Tuna Bhel.

Nina's favourite brunch spot with regionally famous bread. Def go early or book a reso — it can be a bit of a wait, but it's worth it. Do not sleep on the Salmon Chorizo; it will change your life.

Unique contemporary wood-fired cuisine, old world wine, interesting cocktails, relaxed hospitality, and a good time for all.

Nina believes Carbone is worth the hype, so you're in luck because the iconic brand has a Coconut Grove location.

Nina's pick for bagels in Coconut Grove, legendary local joint conveniently across the Mayfair House. Choose this over hotel breakfast.

Cuban-American diner energy for cafecito, brunch, and a very good little reset. Nina loves the Guava Iced Coffee.

Worth the travel to experience the best Thai food in North America at none other than Larb Thai-Isan. Truly something you will dream about forever — expect a 1–2 hour wait with no reservations available.

Nina and Barron say this is a must-do: Captain Randy's private airboat ride to go meet the alligators.

Check out Caracas Bakery, stop at Uptown 66 for lunch, and browse vintage shops like Fly Boutique and UmaLu Vintage.

Once a district of industrial warehouses, now, one of the world's largest open-air art installations and home to the Wynwood Walls. Check out Zak the Baker — go early — and Ghee Kitchen while you are there.

Historic house, formal gardens, and one of Miami's prettiest places to wander dramatically.

This is what everyone outside of Miami thinks Miami is. Known for all of the hotels on the beach. Worth a neon little stroll if it is your first time in Miami, but do not eat here; the food is usually mediocre and overpriced.

A serious outlet-shopping field trip in Sunrise. Nina loves it, which is the review.

Home to Art Basel. You will find high end shops, galleries, public art, and elite people-watching in the wild. Definitely worth walking around and be sure to stop by Kith Treats.