If you don't read Edible South Florida, you're missing out on some really great content! Found at…read moreshops, farmer's markets, and stores all around Miami and Broward-Palm Beach, it has a lot of rich stories that you won't find in any regular e-newsletter. Focusing on the local food movement and the growers, producers, chefs, and restaurants behind it, you can expect season-specific insight and learn about some of the most interesting people in South Florida. I always grab an issue when I see it and spend a couple of days making my way through it. In addition to features, you can find info on really cool events all around the region. Long story short, if you're here on Yelp for the food, you should check out Edible South Florida for some even more intriguing reads!

I just LOVE THIS BOOKSTORE!!! First time I've stepped into a Books & Books. I love the warm and…read morecharming vibe of the space. This one is located in the heart of Coral Gables. You walk through an outdoor entrance with black iron gates and the first thing you see at this bookstore is a bar! Ha. They have a cute outdoor patio seating area where you can eat, drink and read a book. There is an indoor cafe space and seating area as well. There are literally books EVERYWHERE!!! On the left side is an entrance to one side of the bookstore and on the right side is another entrance to the other side of the bookstore. Super organized with tall shelves of books, books and more books!!! f you walk past the bar outside and pass the outdoor patio area, there is another entrance in the middle to the indoor cafe with more seating. The indoor cafe entrance also connects to the bookstore inside too. We stopped by here during the day when we were walking around Coral Gables grabbing lunch and checking out the local museums. But we didn't have time to browse so we came back at night after dinner. At night, there's a bar/lounge vibe which is cool. They also had live music when we were there on a Saturday night. Beautiful bookstore set up and organization. They sell cute gift items too and the kids section is great! Love everything about this spot and I believe they have several other Books & Books locations. The Coral Gables location I think is the original and biggest one? Go check them out.

Certainly one of my favorite independent bookstores in the gables!…read more Nestled within the quaint and charming neighborhood ofCoral Gables, this dainty bookstore has all you need and more. Whether it's a solo trip for a quick purchase or a meeting spot for a quick bite and leisurely stroll, they have everything you need and can cater to any in search of some good books without the secondhand hassle. The open courtyard at the entrance has a bar offering light lobster options and wine. The floor plan has a winding maze-like layout making your browsing experience much more interesting. They also host book signing events with local authors so checking their social media pages is a good way to sneak peak what's in store. They have something for every reader and even plenty of independent and local newspapers. The staff is very helpful and they're quick to help you find whatever material you're searching for. The prices are reasonable and there's plenty of categories to choose from. It's perfect to come here when you want a chill activity without the hustle and bustle. There are deals on the wine bottles during the week so check their calendar. I recommend this place over the conglomerate booksellers because they really support local business owners and their prices are extremely attractive for the range they offer.

I love bookstores! This location is the best. It's a really large store with excellent service and…read morea terrific selection. They had a large selection in the clearance area and also had many things on sale throughout the store. The service was really good both on the floor and the register.

I came regularly buy coffee and pastries like to sit down.. but the guy at the cashier was very…read morerude deny me the code just to use restroom. Unbelievable wont coming back

Dear Miami Monthly Magazine,…read more I have been reading through your pages for a couple of years now, since I was a Grove Resident. I used to pick you up while walking my dog Fate, tossed on some neighbors lawn who would probably never read it anyhow. I instantly fell in love and knew I had to have more. I caught on to your schedule, and soon learned that they were sent to the residents the last Saturday of the month. I always made sure to walk Fate really early in the morning those days. :) I discovered many little tid-bits and goings-ons from your magazine and was just fascinated to learn so much about my very sexy city! Now I have the pleasure of receiving the magazine monthly at work. It's brought to our Residents in the condo and I always grab a copy. My favorite section by far is "city watch", which is where I pick up on all the tid-bits and goings-ons. You pick highlights of different neighborhoods and important things that may be happening there. It also lets readers know if there have been any important changes in city government in those different areas, things that city hall may want residents to know, etc. The magazine posts great articles about different political issues around town and is not afraid to expose those who do wrong. They also highlight "New Faces" around Miami, which are people who are doing things to make Miami a better place. Thank You Miami Monthly for providing great information about the happenings of Miami's entire metro area. You're doing a great job, so keep it up!!! Lots of Love, Sabrina*

After going thru TSA, we stopped at the Hudson News stand to buy a few snacks while on the plane. I…read morewas really surprised to see how marked up the prices were. I would say double at least for everything in the store. Not many passengers were in the store. We bought one snack to share. The cashier was ok but preoccupied. Otherwise, the store was clean and tidy.

I am at the Miami airport and purchased a sweatshirt. It does not fit me so I asked to return the…read moresweatshirt, but they would not allow the Exchange . Terrible company to deal with . Look at all the reviews they have online . Poor customer Service .

Lured in by the attraction of a place that has "Secret" in their title - found a wonderful store…read morewith great unconventional literature. You will find books on metaphysical topics, new age, alternative religions and more- Open your mind and visit the store and of course, if you walk out with an item or two - they will no doubt broaden your horizons and in the very least expose you to other points of view. The location is fantastic and the atmosphere is unique. Did I mention they have psychic fairs on Second Saturdays ? Mark your calendars and start your pilgrimage - it's the way of the world.

What won't you find here? Ayessa offers a stunning selection…read moresemi-precious gemstone jewelry that will delight any woman. Many paintings, statues, and furniture are also sold here and much of it is imported straight from Tibet, made by Buddhist monks, or has some other kooky origin. Pretty awesome looking stuff too, might I add. She also has a good amount of religious books, tarot cards, and a stockpile of incense. I always enjoy coming in to this store, where you're treated like family... and who doesn't love that? ;)

The Little Havana Visitors Center is a souvenir shop not to be confused with the Little Havana…read moreWelcome Center which provides free attraction and tour information to tourists. This somewhat claustrophobic shop hits all the high points of a visit to Little Havana. Various items tout the dominoes, roosters, mojitos, and Cuban coffee that make this street in Miami so famous. Floor to ceiling is packed with guayaberas, tote bags, t-shirts, hats, purses, art, key chains, hats, purses, magnets, coin purses, coffee mugs, pot holders,, dominos, and more. There is a Cuban coffee bar in the back. All throughout the store salespeople are at the ready to help find a size or take down an item. Prices seemed reasonable for a tourist store with T-shirts around $25. I love the variety of items the Visitors Center offers. I ended up picking up a few classic car shirts for Fathers Day gifts. Just know that this store is very popular and can get very crowded especially when the tourist buses drop off a load of visitors.

My favorite souvenir store in Little Havana Miami. It's…read moresmall and crowded but has a great variety of stuff. The staff keeps the items neat and are helpful in finding your sizes. Prices are competitive and selection is unique. Try the coffee in the back; they may have samples of cafecito.