It's such an awesome place to sit, unwind, and enjoy some of the most creative and delicious…read morecocktails around. The ambience is relaxing and elegant. Everything is immaculately kept and comfortable. There's indoor and outdoor spaces with lively music that can be enjoyed without being blasted. By far the best feature is the top notch service; everyone is friendly, helpful and super attentive. I'll be back again soon, and I highly recommend it to everyone.

Trump Doral... great space for a drink, appetizer, abbreviated menu and dessert. Comfy seating…read morespaces for two to 16... larger screen tvs and quiet space to be able to talk. Back patio overlooks the golf course. I like it better than Champions downstairs because it feels move like a home than a restaurant

NLG hosted the Heroes International LAN tournament for Heroes of the Storm. The setup and…read moreproduction was fantastic. Kevin clearly has alot of love for the HOTS community. The event was very successful and entertaining. Looking forward to the next event at NLG. Congrats to all the players that participated in the event and thanks to all the NLG staff that made it happen!!

Always nice to see LAN centers popping up, and NLG Miami is not an exception. The place is well…read moredesigned and very comfortable to be in. They have an entire area close to one of the walls with a full row of computers overseeing the facility. I couldn't exactly tell but I believe the center rows are interchangeable in between computers and consoles, but I am not fully certain. The last two rows were being used to host fighting game tournaments. Being a competitive gamer in Miami means not too many locations to play, but NLG is doing weekly tournaments on fighting games and it pulls a decent crowd. It's not an arcade, so if you're looking for other games this is not the place. They also allow you to rent out the entire place for parties.

If I could 0 I would. I bought this as a Christmas present for my parents. They moved the day of…read morethe show to another day and then they canceled that second showing. I've been trying to get in contact with them to get a refund no answer. Unfortunately, I've had to result to, calling my credit card company. I recommend not supporting this show nor the producer Peter Regalado. it is really disappointing to see someone advertise and then not hold up to their end of the bargain.

What a great show! We went to this event on a Friday night, we parked in the ample parking lot…read morewhere two people were directing the traffic and making sure the parking was organized. At the entrance, there's a part where you pick up your tickets and it was very organized. Before you enter you will get your temperature check and also you can get some hand sanitizer to clean your hands before you go inside. The first thing that you see it's a tent with a couple of vendors where are you can enjoy the cocktails. Some of the tickets include cocktails and some not. Mine didn't so I decided to wait for dinner to get a drink. At 8 PM the doors opened and we were able to sit at our tables. Tables were separated 6 feet distance as per covet regulations and everyone should wear a mask. As soon as the show started we all had different waiters and mine was extremely attentive. We order a glass of wine and then the foot started coming slowly to all of us as the show was going on. The music I heard that night was beyond amazing I couldn't handle it to stand up and I did dance my night long. I had so much fun and a great time with my kids at this fun event!

My sister decided she wanted to do something different for her bday…read more I honestly didn't even know this escape room was here .. we ended up doing the scooby doo room and it was a lot of fun for the entire family. There was 7 of us and it took us exactly 50 minutes to solve. Staff was very clear with instructions, and courteous at all times. Highly recommend for a family outing.

What a cool place!!!…read more I visited with my daughter for one of her friend's birthdays and she loved the experience. They have different rooms with different themes and different levels of difficulty, so this is a place for kids and adults alike. It's located in City Place Doral, many places around to enjoy a bite or drink while you wait for the party to be over because the rooms where they parties take place are quite small so they actually encourage you to go for a walk.

If you love sweets you are going to want to grab a ticket to this event. They bill themselves as…read morethe largest dessert festival in America. The event is held in the cities of Atlanta,, Orlando, Tampa and this year in Miami at the Airport Convention Center. You have your choice of a VIP ( 50 dessert sample tickets) which lets you into the event an hour early and a general admission (30 tickets). Both include a small plastic box so you can take a some treats home with you. They state on their website that you are limited to what you can eat and what you can fit in your box. After waiting on line in the heat for an hour we were let into the event. They could have been a little more organized with the staff running the event. They seemed to be figuring out how to admit people while we were trying to enter and whenever I asked a question throughout the day they always had to leave for an extended amount of time to "ask someone". What I learned is your get one box and there is no reentry, Once you are in, you can't leave. Another issue was there were not enough people cleaning up throughout the event. They garbage cans were overflowing throughout the day on to the floor. When people no longer had anywhere to throw their garbage away they just left it on all of the tables so you had no where to eat. Imagine trying to balance plates and hold onto to your box at the same time. It caused people to drop desserts to the floor adding to the mess. It got gross fast . The desserts were for the most part fantastic. I tried ice cream, fried ice cream, cupcakes, cake, cookies, cinnamon buns, shakes, waffles, donuts and pudding.. I really wish someone had made cannoli or tiramisu. Some were even vegan or billed as healthy treats. Most were small sample sizes, in some cases tiny but others gave a more generous portion. A ticket was roughly equivalent to $1 so I was looking for people who were offering something worth getting. My friend and I splurged for the 50 tickets and it was almost too much. After a couple of hours we still had 25 tickets left. After five super sweet desserts I was pretty much done eating and I love sweets. They give you small cups of complimentary milk or you can buy water and soft drinks and savory food from the concession stand. The line for the stand was super long throughout the day. Some of the standouts for me were AJ's Sinna Buns (guava and pistachio), Mo's Bundt Cakes (nutella), Miami Tres Leches, Les Biscuits (cookies), and Tortas. I really appreciated the vendors who served individually wrapped treats. It made them easier to take home and also I felt they were more Covid safe. I think with Covid everyone should have had to serve their samples packaged. The Oh My Flan guys were adorable. They really pitched their flan. Glam Sweets Miami presented the most beautiful desserts adorned with fake flowers. I didn't actually try them because by the time I came over the line was too long. I also missed out on Bunnboh Churros for the same reason. You need to use a little strategy here. You definitely want to come as early as your ticket allows you in because vendors did run out as the day wore on. My all time favorite was Circus Eats. They served up a fried Oreo drenched in chocolate sauce and condensed milk. Not only that, but they also gave away cotton candy, caramel popcorn, and caramel and candy apples. I felt like they brought their A game and came to win and I voted for them but they came in at 19th place. The only thing I didn't like was the vegan Nhiar Choclates. My friend tried to warn me. They were pretty to look at but were bitter with a truly revolting after taste. The winner ended up being Holy Shakes who did not impress me at all. I ended up with a thimble size amount of shake from them that I could barely taste topped by a tiny piece of ok brownie. Not a standout by any means. A surprising and delightful discovery was Popqueen who served up the most refreshing honey and lemon pops. They soothed my throat and I ended up visiting multiple times throughout the festival. If I had a sore throat I would want my freezer packed with these pops. Besides all of the desserts, the festival had some spots set up so you could take photos for your social media. They also had some people walking around in costume. Throughout the festival they blasted music at a too loud level. I liked the selection of music but by the time I left my ears were ringing. My takeaway was I discovered some new to me places that make me want to go and visit their shops so I can try more things. A lot of the places were also strictly online, catering, or pop up making them more difficult to find again. By the end of the festival my stomach didn't felt so great, my ears hurt, my phone was covered in sticky sugar, and I was exhausted. It was also so totally worth it. Having experienced the festival the first time, I can plan better for next year.

For the second year in a row, my daughter and I went to Dessert Wars, but this year was at FIU and…read moreit was great. We had a fabulous time and we really liked the change to this location. DJ was playing music the whole time we were there eating and eating. Over 40 different vendors and they each had more than 3 desserts at their table, so only imagine how much sugar we had. My two favorite were the chocolate shake and the fried donut with ice cream. WOW, how delicious!! Thank you an see you next year.

Super cute, small but enough for kids under 8 years old to be entertained with for a good 2 hours…read more I came with my kid's school and it was fun. They have a limited menu but the main things children enjoy: popcorn, pizza, hotdogs, water, sodas, and I believe candy/chocolate. They have a stage for decoration when celebrating a birthday. Parking is easy and spacious. They have one bathroom for boys and one for girls.

We had our son's 5th birthday party here on Saturday and it was nothing short of amazing! They were…read morevery professional and kind and was able to work with us with our questions. Our son had an avengers theme and they decorated it wonderfully. The food came from nearby restaurants so that was good. It really was a breath of fresh air to just show up and no hassle. I'm sure we'll host another party here in the future.

I love this spot! They have a super cool space for gamers and my boyfriend and I stopped by twice…read moreduring my visit to Miami and we had a good valorant session! As gamers ourselves nothing will beat our own setups but for on the go this isn't too bad to get your gaming urge out. Their keyboards and headsets could use an upgrade or two but nothing too crazy. We also tried out their racing sim and it was interesting. Not for me but it was cool. It's also right next door to a nice tea house and offered snacks and overall an enjoyable experience! The service was top notch, we had some audio issues and they were very nice and even when our game went to 6x overtime they gave us extra minutes and time which was very nice! I'd come back!

The place looked great and clean but the sad part was a lot of the games were either not updated…read moreand took time to update while I just sat there with my friends, using the time I paid for doing nothing. Even something like Fortnite required me to wait to update and then 2 of my friends computers jsut froze on them for 15 minutes until their time ran out. It was overall a disappointing experience. Won't come back but I hope they improve

I was in the mood to do something different and so I decided to call these folks last minute and…read morebooked a slot at 9pm for me & my best friend in the Sherlock Holmes room. The pricing was quite affordable and it was an easy Friday night outing before some drinks in the neighborhood. Once we entered the room, our host gave us the rundown of how the challenge worked and the outline of how the puzzles worked in efforts to secure our escape within an hour. We started off in one corner as we made our way around the room solving each puzzle with their appropriate clues earning a piece from each used to solve the final puzzle to obtain the key to exit. It was pretty engaging to use our minds together to solve each step as we laughed through half of the time throughout our hour in the room. I had a great time and recommend it to those looking to celebrate a birthday, throw an office party, or look to get together with plenty of friends for an alternative form of fun. I got a tour of the other rooms designated for larger parties with increased difficulty just to have a visual for ideas for future outings. The staff was super nice and accommodating so it's a perfect spot for friends and family to unite and have a night of fun in a very collaborative way.

When we first walked in it didn't seem like much, but then again I had never been to an escape room…read morebefore. I had an absolute blast here! We made it a double date after a miami spice dinner, which turned out to be such a great night. The price was what I expected it to be. We solved the room at the last moment! It was so exciting and fun the time flew by. Some parts were hard and we had to use our clues, but I'm so proud of how we worked together to make it out! We will definitely be back to master the next two rooms!

Had a great time, Angelica was our server and she took good care of us …read more Thank you so much!

Food was great as well as the drinks, but not as great as the service provided by Lily, by far the…read morebest service I've had in my life. Lily was super friendly welcoming and professional. Ambiance was good and I would definitely recommend this place to my friends and family. Thanks again Lily for the awesome service and great experience.

Our next summer adventure with kids took us to the Britto Gallery store located at Dolphin Mall in…read moreMiami, with a 5.0 rating and over 555 reviews. This store is something that makes you see art in a different way. Romero Britto is a Brazilian-born, Miami-based pop artist, painter, sculptor, and founder of the Happy Art Movement, using bright colors that make his vision of art catch the attention of visitors coming to see works in galleries. Britto is an icon in Miami, winner of different awards such as: Montreux Jazz Festival, Global Summit of Women Project Medishare International Prize. Britto is known for his extensive charitable work, supporting over 250 organizations. His art often serves as a means to raise funds for various causes, including children's healthcare and AIDS awareness programs. One of rhe best thing ofvthis store is costumers service is very friendly and professional Nicolas and Avril. Thanks for the experience

Romero Britto is a vivid pop artist and the founder of what he calls the Happy Art Movement. He…read morebelieves the purpose of art is to radiate happiness, fun, love, and hope while inspiring people. The New York Times has said Britto's art, "exudes warmth, optimism and love". Britto was born in poverty in Brazil in 1963. In 1983 he made his way to Europe where he was inspired by artists such as Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso. In 1988 he moved to Miami where he still maintains a studio. Britto's earliest work was done on newspaper which was all he could afford and he sold it on the sidewalk. Influenced by the sunshine of Miami Britto began working in bright palates which attracted people to his work. He received his first major commission to design artwork for Absolut Vodka for a 1989 campaign that also had bottles that featured art by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring. Corporate partnerships and licensing deals followed. His designs have been used by companies like Disney, BMW, IBM, Apple Computers, Grand Marnier, Pepsi, and Royal Caribbean Cruises and his art has been featured on cruise ships, cars, Barbie dolls, and pet collars. His art has even made it to the World Cup, Superbowl, and Olympics. Britto art has been exhibited art galleries and museums in over 120 countries but his brightly colored artwork has become synonymous with Miami where you can find it everywhere from city vehicles, hospitals, parking meters, and lottery tickets. Britto Inc. generates 250 million dollars of sales annually. He has become the most collected and licensed artist in history. Britto works out of art gallery dubbed the Britto Palace in Wynwood. You have to win your way in for a tour through charities or Britto picks one person a week with a golden ticket to visit from anyone that spends $250 or more with him. Everyone however is free to visit and shop his flagship gallery on Lincoln Road which opened on 1993 or any of his stores. I discovered this Britto gallery in the Dolphin Mall by entrance 5. The grand opening was on May 10th and this is his 14th store. In development are over 180 U.S. stores across the U.S. and more than 2,000 globally. Inside the Britto store you will find paintings and sculptures for many thousands of dollars but there is also much more affordable art on T-shirts, plushies, tea pots, socks, ties, bags, hats, mugs, keychains, and candles. I especially loved the pet items and his collaboration with Disney. Everyone can afford to leave with a piece of Britto art from here or perhaps with just a smile on your face.