GREAT TIME attending SOBEWFF 2025 for their Tacos and Tequila weekend evening event from…read more730-1030pm. Very easy to find, especially if staying in the area and are arriving on foot. Food and drinks included with the tickets. On arrival there was plenty of participating booths with tacos and/or Mexican related bites. Bars and cocktails also available. I suggest getting there early to maximize the tastings as well as to beat the crowd a little because as the event went on the lines got drastically longer and the last hour some food booths began closing per lack of inventory. I give kudos to the organizers for the many bins of accessible water bottles for both the MIA heat and to keep the alcoholic drinkers hydrated! Noting for my ladies, that SOBEWFF set up is booths on the beach - so wear the correct foot attire as you will be walking on sand!

SOBEWFF 2025 Mike's Amazing Burger Bash Great food ,Drinks,…read moreMusic and vibes! Worth every calorie!

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!

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.

We try to get down to Calle Ocho every chance we get especially with our Cuban friends who always…read moretake us to the best restaurants. It never gets boring in Little Havana and that's what I love about it. There's great food from several different countries: Cuba, Nicaragua, Colunbia, Peru, Argentina just to name a few. There are many tobacco/cigar shops. Knick knack shops for souveniers. Great ice cream shops like Azucar's! Fun vibrant art painted on buildings. Impromptu and scheduled parades and festivals. Spanish being spoken everywhere you go. And the best part is to watch the old-timers playing dominoes in the parking lots/sidewalks. Mass traffic on Calle Ocho (SW 8th) with no where to park so go past it a couple of blocks and park in that area or take Uber or a transit bus. No matter what, you will have fun there! Wear comfortable shoes, summer clothes, a hat, and sunscreen.

Calle Ocho in Little Havana is definitely a must stop when visiting Miami. The whole area is full…read moreof life and color from the vibrant murals to the local live music playing from the restaurants you can hear as you walk by, so full of culture... I love it I love it. It's a great place to grab a mojito and some really good Cuban/Spanish food. There are also plenty of small shops with affordable souvenirs and handmade items. It's such a vibe, I love coming here every time!

Extremely long lines. beyond any possible conception how long these lines are. extremely libg an…read morebeyond realism the lines

Ultra (adjective) beyond what is ordinary. If you're an electronic music fan, it is a 23-year…read morestrong electronic music festival with its current edition in Downtown Miami. It first started on the sands off 23 Street and Collins and was held one year in Key Biscayne. There are about 6 different stages, from the main stage where I enjoyed listening to Don Dolla, Armin van Buuren & Tiësto, the Resistance (a little harder more techno, such as Carl Cox and CamelPhat), Ultra Live (more poppy) and the Tulum like Eco Village with live art, string lights and DJ Purple. They also livestream the bigger acts on YouTube for when you're home, after your phone is about to die or my feet remember they're in their late 40s LOL Logistically, take public transit or ride share since Biscayne gets rerouted. Come with plenty of time before your favorite act to deal with traffic and security. There's a great variety of food for sale, including turkey legs! The sound system is AWESOME..it is a proverbial once in a lifetime experience every year you go. My favorite acts were of course: Armin van Buuren, Carl Cox (though I missed my favorite track "Phuture 2000", CamelPhat ("Panic Room" and "Cola") and the Dead Mouse (DeadMau5 ) performed under his new Aliases TestPilot and K5 with another great one, Kaskade. The graphics, the light show were great, as was Swedish House Mafia's closing act. Definitely a must do if you're an electronic music fan!

How can u beat Food Trucks, free music all right on the beach. You must check out Jefe's Fish…read moreTacos. $2.35 a Taco is the best deal on the beach

I was always apprehensive about attending the Food Trucks ( same way I still feel about walking…read morearound Design District at night). I don't feel that way at all after going on the last Wed of Feb 2014 to North Beach. Fantastic food. Police everywhere. Great lighting. Easy & ample parking. Inexpensive, but super gourmet food. I'm going to be there on the last Wed of every month, and I will bring groups iof friends. Yelp: This is in Miami Beach, not Miami

For 2014, bigger and better than ever. It's not only a great Gay Pride Parade, but just a darn…read moregreat parade, inclusive with fun and equality for all. To use those words, "I love a parade," which I do and have been to many, this is one of the best. It's simple, casual, full of good humor, contains plenty of laughs but best of all attracts what I consider to be one of the most well behaved, mannerly, considerate crowds of any parade I've ever been to. I even spoke to several on duty policemen who told me that compared to the other events they police, this one is a total holiday for them as they doubted that, even with all of those attending, there would even be cause for a single arrest.

So fun!! We came to south beach and found out this same week is gay pride week with the festival…read moreand parade right across from our hotel! Of course, I joined in on the fun and explored all I could! The festivals right off of ocean drive right by the beach and included so food and accessories/clothing/jewelry vendors! On top of that there were numerous booths offering education and freebies about health safety, testings and even fertility options! I bought some glitter, a hat and a bamboo beach towel! The parade was Sunday and was 2 hours long. I got dressed up and glittered up and We sat under the shades at the restaurant right off of ocean drive and was able to comfortably watch and participate the festivities. There were numerous floats and fancy costumes and fantastic music! Overall, such a surprising and fun event for such a good cause!

Visited this location for an event. The place was very…read morecute something from a different era for sure. I quickly saw the theater area which seemed spacious & comfy.

Great local resource showing a variety of films. Particularly important given that we don't have a…read morelot of art houses in the South Florida area. Refreshing to have a small theater with comfortable seats that don't cost $30 a ticket. Highly recommended for a good film experience that supports a local business.