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    4.6 (8 reviews)

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    Marharyta K.

    Eeeeeatscon exceeded my expectations tenfold and officially became my second favorite festival after Coachella lol (although t's all about food). First off, the exclusive collabs were insane. You're getting dishes from some of the best restaurants that you literally can't try anywhere else. Like, c'mon--Community Goods coffee from LA in Miami, and in collaboration with Boia De? That alone was worth the $25 ticket. Second, the prices were actually fair compared to other festivals, and the food quality was top-tier. I had the best ice cream ever, plus coffee, pizza, and a burger that all seriously delivered. You need to prepare for your stomach to work overtime. Third, the entertainment was way beyond what I expected from a food festival. I mean, everyone's here to eat, so I didn't have high hopes--but then we ended up front row for a 40-minute Hasan Minhaj stand-up set. A ticket for that alone would've been like $100 in the back row. And at Eeeeeatscon we got the full experience and a picture with him. And lastly, the amount of free merch we got from both the festival and sponsors was crazy. And we only had regular tickets, not VIP! We even spotted the editors of The Infatuation casually walking around. The only downside? Some food sold out way before the festival was even halfway through--unfortunately, exactly the things I was most excited to try. Overall, an unmatched experience, and I cannot wait for the next Eatscon!

    Guava cruffin from Caracas Bakery
    Sergio F.

    That name though :) A couple of fellow foodie friends sent me information about EeeeeeeeeeatsCon a few months back, and who am I to say no? Friends + Food + Weekend = A Great Time. Held at Bayfront Park, it was a nice introduction to food festival season. Besides a lot of well known Miami spots (including a certain pizza restaurant that replicated its epically long lines), it gave me the chance to check out a few interesting spots from out of town. Of those, KG BBQ out of Austin TX was my favorite. I loved their brisket bowl with pomegranate seeds. The Indian- spiced chicken from Lucky Rooster I sampled was delicious as well. Locally, I finally had a chance to try Caracas Bakery (as their open hours and mine don't seem to sync,) Their shakshuska focaccia with ricotta and a perfect runny egg was worth the missed connections, and their guava cruffin was a sweet close. I also need to show local love to La Cafetera (a food truck built like an actual Cuban coffee maker) and their frozen espresso shake. A few places did have free bites and sips, but almost every place charged full price above the entry fee (and the dreaded Guilt Trip tip). #micdrop The lines were also a bit long at some spots. This was a pretty good event especially enjoyed with friends. Take a blanket and enjoy it as an awesome picnic in Bayfront Parc.

    The Sapphire Reserve Lounge
    Chris B.

    This event was a hit. Although not required, if you plan to attend this event I recommend that you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve. We reserved the VIP ticket which allowed to engaged in a cocktail making class. That was a great event. My group and I tried several vendors and all were great. Prices were reasonable and portion size was great. Here a list of place I tried. Rosie's, had a Catfish Sandwich. Tried Sweet Delights, had their rum cake and guava key lime pie. Both to die for. We also tried Tam Tam, from there we had the Elote and Chicken wings. Finally, we had Walrus Rodeo, we armed an anchovie pizza. My oh my! Below please see pictures from the event.

    Farah S.

    Amazing!!!!! Such a great event. Delicious eats, great drinks. Special thanks to the Sapphire Lounge! The cocktail making class was 10/10.

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    Carnaval On The Mile - Jewlery

    Carnaval On The Mile

    4.4(21 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    It's always a good thing to stop by and listen to some free live music. If you have to pay tolls,…read moretaxes, fees, etc, this is a good way to get some retribution from the city. Coral Gables always makes this a great event, although the performers have become more local than previous years, with out-of-town talent filling the bill. It's all good, let's promote the locals.

    I love Carnaval on the mile! This street festival happens every year for 2 days. It's hosted by…read moreKiwanis and very well organized. The vendors and music stages are depicted on their website making it very easy to know where things are and at what time artists are set to perform. Great vibes, great food, great music, plenty of street fair food and shops to keep you entertained. The artists and vendors who work the booths are always nice and in a great mood. The Carnaval is located in Miracle mile, close to several street parking and parking garages, like we used. I particularly love the location of this festival because its on a fabulous street filled with restaurants on each side of the street. Allowing for more options if you choose you not to eat street food. There are plenty of options like arepas, fresh squeezed juices, pinchos, sandwiches, turkey legs, funnel cakes, Gilbert's bakery, pizza, gelato, and more. We decided to eat lunch at Morton's to break up the day a little from walking, then we continued our day throughout the festival. I did a little shopping at Essence Boutique, which I love to come to when I'm in this area of Coral Gables. I also bought some dips and other trinkets from the festival. I look forward to this festival every year and am so glad I was able to make it this weekend.

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    South Beach Seafood Festival - Entrance

    South Beach Seafood Festival

    3.9(63 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    The SoBe Seafood Festival is a series of events. I went to the Chef Showdown and Seafood Slam. The…read moreChef Showdown comprised of two chefs competing against each other in Seafood categories, sush as sushi, salmon, tuna, ceviche, etc. I have eaten at some of the restaurants co.peting. I feel like some of the food they had at this event was not their best. The standouts for me were the shrimp ceviche from Suviche and salmon and rice from Temple Street Eatery. These were excellent. Rusty Pelican won the big award. Their dish was tasty. It was ribeye and shrimp I believe. (No sign describing the dish on table) I wanted to try the lobster salad from Catch and Cut but they were about to go on stage for the competition when I went by twice. Other restaurants were just ok. I enjoyed the Hendrick's gin drinks. Blacklane had a nice lounge with champagne. All in all, this event is nice because it is food, drinks and music on the beach at night. It was a nice, breezy evening, so that made it even nicer. But if I break it down on most of the food food and even most of the drinks, it is just ok. I expected real high quality seafood and it just didn't cut it for me. Seafood Slam was during the day and it got hot! This event was pretty similar in terms of quality of food and drinks. Nothing bad but nothing to write home about. I think I preferred the Chef Showdown compared to the Seafood Slam.

    Short wait to get in. Great location on the sand. Ocean breezes. A variety of food to choose from…read more All the vendors were excited and friendly and very thankful to receive consumer votes. Every year there is a surprisingly new cuisine to try....this year the seafood pasta was the best for me. Shoutout to Ricky at Mouthgasm. Another epic night...looking forward to next year!

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    SOBEWFF

    SOBEWFF

    4.5(36 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    We had such high hopes for Guy Fieri's Tournament of Champions at the South Beach Wine & Food…read moreFestival on Friday, February 20th. The chef lineup looked incredible, and after having an amazing experience at Burger Bash (with early admission), we were genuinely excited. Unfortunately, this event was the complete opposite. Not only was it more expensive, but it was extremely overcrowded. It was shoulder-to-shoulder the entire time, making it difficult to move, enjoy the atmosphere, or even hear anyone speak. The lines were unbelievably long, and it was nearly impossible to tell where they began or ended -- only to finally reach the front and receive a very small bite of food. There also needs to be serious consideration around sound and entertainment. The event had both a DJ and a live band, and it was way too loud -- you could barely have a conversation. The band, unfortunately, wasn't great and felt overpowering and obnoxious at times. The DJ was much better and played far better music; the overall vibe would have been much more enjoyable sticking with just that. There really needs to be a ticket capacity limit to ensure guest satisfaction. Overselling the event completely took away from what could have been an incredible experience. The organization and overall flow just weren't there. After 45 minutes of frustration and barely tasting anything, we decided to leave and went to Pizza Bar around the corner just to actually get something to eat. The only highlight of the night was spotting Rev Run walking in -- which ended up being the most memorable part of the experience. Burger Bash truly felt like the main event in comparison. We won't be returning to this one. Burger Bash from now on.

    It's my 4th year going and I always have a great time at SOBEWFF. This year we attended 2 events…read more We did the dinner hosted by Jet Tila, Aarti Sequeira and Christopher Aguirre. Damaris Phillips was also a surprise chef. The food was delicious. From the passed appetizers to the sit down meal everything was well seasoned and beautifully presented. We also attended the Family Cookout, hosted by JJ Johnson with a special performance from Fat Joe (the BX baby)!!! The food was great, the vibe was awesome and we had an amazing time!!!! I plan on going back next year!

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    Lantern Light Festival - The main lantern... a giant dragon

    Lantern Light Festival

    1.7(72 reviews)
    11.6 mi

    Went to the Lantern Light Festival at the Alameda Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, California. The main…read moredraw for me was the lights. I have no children to worry about entertaining, so I just wanted to come here to enjoy seeing all the lanterns and light installations. It was absolutely gorgeous. As a cosplayer wanting to build more light-up props, I enjoyed seeing the lanterns up close. Everything from the entrance gate, the long undulating Chinese dragon with its animatronic head rotating from side to side, the astrological signs, the castles, apple trees, wishing trees, animals, all the flowers, and so much more, were absolutely inspiring and filled my heart with holiday joy. My friend and I enjoyed going around taking photos of the lights. I also appreciated that the pamphlet with the map of the park included photos of how the lanterns were built. The other attraction at the festival was the Chinese acrobat performance. They occurred once per hour, and the performers are very talented. Such amazing display of athleticism! I could have sworn that the adult ticket allowed one dragon ride. Unfortunately, to my disappointment, the dragon rides were ONLY FOR CHILDREN. I felt very mislead and cheated. The food was pricey. Although we ate dinner before coming, I paid $5 for 3 deep fried oreos, and another $5 for a drink (I had hot apple cider, my friend had hot chocolate). Churros were also $5, and just ONE deep fried Twinkie was $6, so I passed on that. Everything else at the festival was geared towards children, so aside from walking around being awe-inspired by the lights, there was nothing else to do. I went to WinterFest at Great America earlier this month, and while I'd say the Lantern Light Festival has much more impressive light displays, WinterFest had much more to offer since in addition to dazzling displays of beautiful lights, they also had roller coasters, more variety of shows, and more activities that not just the kids can enjoy. Overall, the Lantern Light Festival felt like a cheap version of WinterFest.

    I bought the groupon when it was an additional 20% off so my ticket was $14. Parking is $5. It…read moretook us about an hour to walk through. There was an acrobatic show that was not good. There are food venders selling noodles, cinnamon rolls, pizza and elephant ears. You can buy tickets to do activities such as mini golf, simulator ride, face painting, etc. Little kids will like the activities, but older kids will find them stupid. The lights are pretty to see and photograph well on a cell phone. If in the area, and you get the discounted ticket I would recommend visiting the festival. It is NOT worth the full price ticket.

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