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MIAMI MEETS CHAMBORD ENJOY YOURS AT THE BEST BRUNCH SPOTS IN TOWN 1. SUSHISAMBA MIAMI BEACH SUSHISAMBA celebrates the culture and cuisine of Japan, Brazil and Peru . A true standout on Lincoln Road, the restaurant features the best in outdoor dining and an inventive menu, making it a favorite for Miami locals and visitors alike.

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2. BAKEHOUSE BRASSERIE Bakehouse Brasserie is a bistro wrapped in the high energy, elegant South of Fifth neighborhood that is open for early breakfast and brunch every day.

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3. NIKKI BEACH MIAMI BEACH Since 1998, Nikki Beach Miami Beach has delighted guests with its South of France-style joie de vivre, lively DJs and dancers, innovative global-inspired cuisine and iconic white daybeds and teepees.

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4. NAUTILUS CABANA CLUB Nautilus Cabana Club, reminiscent of beach clubs of Southern Europe, encompasses a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, poolside cabanas adjacent to a salt water pool, a lush backyard, and relaxing beach front.

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1825 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 786-483-2650

5. SWEET LIBERTY DRINKS & SUPPLY COMPANY Sweet Liberty Drinks & Supply Co. is a homegrown concept situated in the Collins Park area. Sweet Liberty offers guests world-class cocktails and creative American food featuring an extensive collection of spirits including rare and extinct selections.

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6. BAGATELLE MIAMI BEACH Bagatelle Miami Beach redefines the French Mediterranean dining experience through an exquisite seasonal menu, lively atmosphere, and a beautifully constructed space including outdoor seating.

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7. PALACE BAR Famous for it’s incredible weekend Drag brunches, Palace Bar is the longest running LGBTQ+ venue in Miami, boasting 29 years of entertaining SoBe with over the top Drag Queen performances and live music 365 days a year in a fun family-friendly environment.

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8. SOCIAL CLUB At The Social Club, Chef Blair Wilson’s menu focuses on complementing regional Southern fare with strong local farm relationships, sourcing high-quality, fresh ingredients, with a Florida twist.

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9. MADERO STEAKHOUSE With more than 80 restaurants all over Brazil, Madero Steakhouse opens its doors in Miami. It’s craft burgers and steak menu options have enjoyed an instant success with the public and critics. Madero features a weekend brunch, which includes the famous Madero Brunch Cheeseburger and delicious Super Berry Margarita.

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10. CIBO WINE BAR The biggest Italian restaurant in all of South Beach, this bold and beautiful 12,000 sq ft space is a blend of old world rustic and modern industrial chic. The culinary team at Cibo Wine Bar South Beach prepares an extensive brunch offering every Saturday and Sunday.

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SOARING HIGH ABOVE BISCAYNE BAY Paraiso District’s final and most magnificent residential tower GranParaiso takes luxury living to new heights. Residents at this premier waterfront location have access to the most spectacular amenities — lush parks and gardens, museum quality works of art, and an exclusive beach club by celebrated chef Michael Schwartz.

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FRONT RUNNER Dangerous Woman: The Florida-born superstar struts back to the Sunshine State, performing hits from her third studio album along with throwbacks like “Problem.”

GRANDE TOUR ARIANA GRANDE STAGES THE ULTIMATE HOMECOMING CELEBRATION: A ONE-NIGHTONLY CONCERT AT MIAMI’S AMERICANAIRLINES ARENA.

Ariana Grande was destined for stardom from a young age—the Boca Raton-born pop sensation was just 8 years old when she made her national television debut singing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at a Florida Panthers hockey game.

Flash forward to the 2014

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NFL kickoff game, and Grande performed the same song—this time for a reported 26.9 million viewers.

As a child, Grande also caught the acting bug and joined the Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theatre, where she starred in a production of Annie. In 2008, while still

in high school, she was cast in the musical 13, which landed her a National Youth Theatre Association Award.

Though she left Boca for the bright lights of Broadway, Grande remained enrolled at North Broward Preparatory School and graduated in 2012.

But come April 14, the

singer returns to the Sunshine State for the Dangerous Woman Tour, now armed with three certified-platinum albums, four Grammy nominations, and more than 7 billion online views of her music videos. It’s safe to say AmericanAirlines Arena (where she first performed

in 2015 during her debut arena tour) will be packed when she belts out her sexy single “Side to Side.”

Grande is, after all, the third-most-followed celebrity on Instagram, surpassing even Beyoncé by 2 million. 601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 786-7771000; ticketmaster.com

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PLAY BALL! THE MIAMI MARLINS KICK OFF THE 2017–2018 BASEBALL SEASON WITH EXCITING BUZZ BOTH ON AND OFF THE FIELD.

BY JARED SHAPIRO

“This is the year” is something every sports fan says about his or her beloved home team at the start of every season. But for the Miami Marlins, the sentence hasn’t really been uttered since 2003, the last year they won the World Series. This year, however, there is a new buzz of optimism, thanks to new faces and old, plus a work ethic in part due to second-year manager Don

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Mattingly. Hitting coach Barry Bonds is gone, replaced with Mike Pagliarulo. And as the team and the city continue to mourn the death of star pitcher José Fernández, who lost his life in a boating accident in September, the goal is to continue on towards a bright future.

A 79-82 record last year just put them out of the playoffs. Familiar faces

Giancarlo Stanton, Dee Gordon, and Christian Yelich are stronger than ever, while new pitchers Edinson Vólquez (previously with the Royals), Dan Straily (Reds), Brad Ziegler and Junichi Tazawa (Red Sox), and Jeff Locke (Pirates) now will all proudly don Marlins uniforms.

The fish will already be six games into the season when they return to Miami

to take on the Atlanta Braves for our home opener on April 11. Three days later, it’s Don Mattingly Bobblehead night on the 14th against the Mets (the first 10,000 fans will win the big-headed doll), and fireworks following the Friday-night game on April 15. Mark June 22 to 25 on your calendars, too, as the Marlins play host to the World Series Champions,

the Chicago Cubs, on a four-day home stretch. But the tickets that everyone wants will be the 2017 All-Star Game as Marlins Stadium hosts a jam-packed, days-long extravaganza from the Home Run Derby to FanFest at the Miami Beach Convention Center, culminating with the July 11 All-Star game for the first time ever in Miami! miami.marlins.mlb.com

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THE O, MIAMI POETRY FESTIVAL BRINGS THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER THROUGH LITERATURE AS IT RETURNS TO THE MAGIC CITY THIS MONTH.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: O, Miami and artist Jillian Mayer collaborated on Current, a guided underwater meditation, at the Standard Spa pool last year; Yo Love 305’s lyrical take on campaign lawn signs features excerpts of poems by Larry Levis; Jackson Memorial Hospital’s “poetry prescriptions.”

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This year, you won’t be able to walk the streets, go to the beach, or stay at a hotel without reading a sonnet. For the hotels, “I have four Miami poets writing lyrical versions of the ‘Do Not Disturb’ and ‘Please Service the Room’ signs,” says Cunningham.

“We wanted to do something fun and very Miami—the opposite of what you would expect from a poetry event.”

On the streets, noteworthy poets will unite for a community gathering of bites and ballads at the Miami Beach Bandshell on April 1. Balladry continues through the rest of the month thanks to a variety of celebrations, interactive events, and workshops with the world’s leading poets— from live readings to tips on how to write your own rhymes. On the beach, FIU’s Department of Architecture alumni Juan Gelez and Delia Rivera’s ingenious giant Poetry Roller returns, engraving poems into wet sand so you can literally and figuratively leave your mark on the Magic City. Says Cunningham, “We wanted to be ambitious and pretend as if this is the biggest and most important thing that has ever happened [in Miami].”

The O, Miami Poetry Festival takes place April 1–30. For more information, visit omiami.org.

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46 // FRONT RUNNER 70 // LETTER FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 72 // LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER 74 // …WITHOUT WHOM THIS ISSUE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE 76 // THE LIST 131 // SHOT ON SITE

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Nature rocks: Mexican band Maná spreads style and awareness with its ethically made—and undeniably cool—apparel line.

STYLE 81 // FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA Nautical accessories get a Miami makeover with nuanced details and sleek, glossy finishes.

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Law of attraction: A criminal justice major in college, Brittany Oldehoff is now ruling the South Florida modeling scene.

86 // WANDER ON Gold accents illuminate bohemian styles for the season ahead.

88 // COMING UP ROSES Rose-gold timepieces for him are blossoming in the luxury watch world.

90 // ROCKING THE PLANET

94 // ABOVE THE LAW

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With sizzling spreads in Maxim and GQ, no one lays down the law of modeling like Fort Lauderdale beach babe Brittany Oldehoff.

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Country mile: It’s a Southern-style fiesta at Tortuga Music Festival, where you’ll see country legends like Luke Bryan perform live on the beach.

96 // MIAMI’S MOST WANTED Fresh on the scene, need-it-now fashions, collections, and campaigns take our stylish Magic City streets by storm.

110 // EAT, SIP, BREATHE, REPEAT The Las Olas Wine & Food Festival kicks off this month to benefit the American Lung Association.

112 // RUN, RAVEN, RUN

SCENE 103 // COUNTRY WAVE Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, and Chris Stapleton headline Fort Lauderdale’s fifth annual Tortuga Music Festival, benefiting the Rock The Ocean foundation.

106 // ARTISTIC SPIRIT Miami-based Jose Mertz’s whimsical works are taking over the 305.

After logging more than 125,000 miles on Miami Beach over the course of 15,092 days, legendary beach runner Raven is immortalized in a new book.

114 // CLEAN CONSCIENCE The Magic City’s first on-demand waterless car wash service, WashMyWhip, is as good for the planet as it is for Miamians’ on-the-go lifestyle.

116 // BE WELL 108 // HIGHER GROUND Red Hot Chili Peppers heat up AmericanAirlines Arena for the first time with a sold-out, one-nightonly concert.

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The road to your best self begins here, at the first annual Wellness Escape at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

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SAVOR 121 // LIVING IS EASY Grove Bay Hospitality joins forces with golf icon Ernie Els to bring South African cuisine and The Big Easy to Brickell City Centre.

124 // A AI ADDICTION This Earth Day, the spotlight is on the king of berries and the stars of Miami’s must-try açai bowls.

126 // BORN IN BORDEAUX

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Not-so-average Joe: Actor and cover star Joe Manganiello talks fitness, marriage, and how he really feels about being shirtless on screen.

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So long, trendy cocktails. Our city’s best sips are steeped in history.

128 // IN GOOD TASTE From an underground jazz joint and NYC speakeasy to Maine lobster and acclaimed sushi, here are the greatest culinary and boozy happenings in Miami.

FEATURES 138 // THE SHIRT ON HIS BACK Lauded as one of the sexiest men on the planet, actor Joe Manganiello returns to the screen with a new role that highlights his best feature: pure talent.

146 // CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE No longer just the gateway to the Americas, Miami is now a true global hot spot, attracting attention from Asia, the Middle East, and beyond.

This season’s tough metallics give gritty glamour to worn-in leathers, butter-soft suedes, and sensual (though not slouchy) silhouettes.

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SPACE 161 // MAN THE FORT Luxury living in South Florida isn’t limited to Miami, as breathtaking new projects come to Fort Lauderdale and beyond.

166 // A PLACE TO GROVE A newly built contemporary home hits the market in growing Coconut Grove.

170 // GAME ON In the Estates at Acqualina, The Trump Group is doing more than creating an opulent place to live.

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THE SOURCE 181 // MIDNIGHT IN MIAMI Your guide to the best of Miami dining, drinking, and nightlife.

200 // #TRENDING FOR APRIL Nothing happens in Miami during April (April Fool’s!). Not sure where to begin? Chill out—Ocean Drive knows best.

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It’s never hard to sustain the momentum of South Florida’s exciting energy. Whatever the month, whatever the season, there’s always something going on. As I scroll through my iPhone pictures, I see a ton of amazing selfies and snaps of everything from the South Beach Wine & Food Festival to the Miami Boat Show, parties with our cover star Charlotte McKinney, a Miami Heat game, lunches at Nobu, dinners at Plant Food + Wine, grand openings, groundbreakings, and a trip to the Pérez Art Museum among my favorites. And that was just February.

March took me to the Miami Open tennis tournament, the Ultra Music Festival, the Big Brothers Big Sisters gala, Joel Osteen live from AmericanAirlines Arena, the grand opening of the Four Seasons Surf Club, and of course the never-ending ocean horizons and sunrises and sunsets (insert palm tree in the foreground).

You’d think that in April I would finally have time to head back to the beach on a weekend day (or lunch break—shh… don’t tell!) or check out

some brand-new restaurants that just opened, like Estefan Kitchen and Hank and Harry’s. Fingers crossed I can. But I’m also looking at a jam-packed calendar. The Miami Marlins season opener, a celebration with our current cover star, Joe Manganiello, the Tortuga Music Festival, Red Hot Chili Peppers in concert, and more are all a prelude to a summer brimming with amazing concerts and events down here.

The reality is we get the best of both worlds in this town where we all brag on social media, “We live where you vacation.” Because, full calendar or not, I can always just delete everything on my schedule and literally spend the day staring at the ocean, which, even with all of the aforementioned talent and excitement, is still the best bang for your buck—$15 margarita or rosé not included. #Miami

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in hand to get the latest on our cover star: actor, author, and activist Joe Manganiello.

When he’s not starring in major films like Magic Mike or this month’s Smurfs: The Lost Village, he’s dedicating his time to a variety of nonprofits and enjoying married life with the irresistible and hilarious Modern Family star Sofia Vergara. We’re honored to be able to share his story with you this month.

So whether you nosh on hot dogs at the ballpark, dance all day and into the night to top country tunes, or lounge by the beach, I hope you take a few days (maybe even the entire month) to explore our marvelous city. I know I certainly will.

I hope to see you around town…

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Another March, another Winter Music Conference, Ultra, and Miami Open for the books. And while we’ve said sayonara to the accompanying megastars (we’ll see you next year, Roger Federer and Carl Cox), don’t close up your calendars just yet, because the Magic City is about to get even hotter.

That’s because some of the biggest names in country music are making their way to the sands of Fort Lauderdale for the fifth annual Tortuga Music Festival. From April 7 to 9, you’ll be serenaded by chart-topping country crooners like Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Chris Stapleton, and so many more. Talk about fun in the sun. And for all the baseball fans out there, be sure to get your tickets to witness our Miami Marlins take on the Atlanta Braves in the home opener on April 11.

If kicking back and relaxing is more your thing, there’s no better way to unwind (and celebrate Earth Month) than on the sands of our beautiful beaches, which attract people from across the globe. And while you’re lounging by the water, make sure you have a copy of this issue (and perhaps a cocktail)

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JOHN RUSSO John Russo is one of the world’s top celebrity photogra­ phers, having shot the likes of George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Angelina Jolie, and many others.

His work has been featured on the covers of Vogue, Elle, and GQ. He is also the author of About Face, a collection of Type 55 portraits of today’s most recognizable male actors. See his work in this issue’s cover story, “The Shirt on His Back,” featuring actor Joe Manganiello. What do you enjoy most about celebrity photography?

Creating iconic images that have social immortality.

Who are you dying to photograph, and where would you shoot? I’m just finishing up a charity book called 100 Making a Difference that features 100 people who are making a difference in the world. I think taking a trip to Maui to photograph Oprah on her property would be an amazing way to end the book.

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ROBYN A. FRIEDMAN

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Writer Robyn A. Friedman has been covering the real estate and housing industries for more than two decades.

She has written for The Wall Street Journal, New York Post, and realtor.com, among other outlets. In this issue, Friedman explores a modern mansion in Coconut Grove and previews Fort Lauderdale’s most anticipated new devel­ opments. A South Florida home isn’t complete without…

Air­conditioning. For sure. Favorite South Florida neighborhood?

I love Fort Lauderdale.

I’ve lived in Boca Raton for 22 years, and now that I’m an empty­nester, I’m looking into moving there.

Fort Lauderdale has come a long way since I moved to Florida. It has fine restaurants, world­class performing arts, and great shopping. City residents are warm and friendly.

And my trips to Miami will be shorter!

This issue’s accessories and fashion features were shot by advertising and editorial photographer Jeff Crawford. A specialist in luxury photography, Crawford is a staff photographer for GreenGale Publishing, whose work has appeared in Gotham, Philadelphia Style, Vegas, and other publications in addition to Ocean Drive. What do you love about your visits to Miami? It’s glamorous, relaxed, warm, and friendly. It reminds me of how Las Vegas used to be back when service was the most important thing. The art scene in Miami is so fresh and inspiring, free from constraint. I always come away recharged and try to bring that easy­going attitude to my work.

What is your dream photo shoot? I’m fortunate to work in the world of luxury and lifestyle, but what I’d really like to photograph next time I’m in Miami are some alligators in the studio.

Miami­based writer Jon Warech has covered entertainment and pop culture for Us Weekly and AOL’s mandatory.com.

His work has also appeared in the New York Daily News, Vibe, the Miami Herald, and ESPN the Magazine, among others. Recently, Warech coauthored Slam-Dunk Success with Byron Scott and Charles Norris, out this month. In “Center of the Universe” (page 146), Warech reveals how Miami became a global destination, and why it will continue to grow.

Your must-try Miami restaurants right now?

Upland is definitely my favorite new restaurant, and Naiyara is an old favorite. Both have great food and a fun scene. An underrated favorite of mine is K Ramen. Burger.

Beer. at Townhouse. It’s a cool spot. Best place to people-watch?

Wynwood Walls and South Pointe Park are two spots where you can sit and see all sorts of people walk by and maybe learn a new language or two.

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Clutch, Giuseppe Zanotti ($1,195). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-868-0133; giuseppezanottidesign.com.

Slide, Dior ($800). Miami Design District, 161 NE 40th St., 305-5764632; dior.com. Sunglasses, Miu Miu ($500). Sunglass Hut, 673 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-672-7788; sunglasshut.com.

Inclined raffia bracelet ($275) and raffia hinged bracelet ($295), Alexis Bittar. Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour Shops, 305-8656161; neimanmarcus.com

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BY CONNOR CHILDERS 1. Embroidered suede bag, Roberto Cavalli ($2,255). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-865-1749; robertocavalli.com 2. Metallic-heeled sandal, Giuseppe Zanotti ($1,295).

Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-868-0133; giuseppezanottidesign.com 3. Hammered-gold earrings, Diane von Furstenberg ($258).

Village of Merrick Park, 358 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, 305-446-4003; dvf.com 4. Olfactories Purple Rain Eau de Parfum, Prada ($300 for 3.4 oz.).

Saks Fifth Avenue, Brickell City Centre, 701 S. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-907-3800; saks.com 5. Aged gold and black crystal necklace, Gucci ($790). Village of Merrick Park, 358 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, 305-441-2004; gucci.com

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6. Dipped 18k yellow-gold and marble Untitled cuff, Aurélie Bidermann ($860). Fontainebleau Shops, 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-535-3283; aureliebidermann.com

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7. Embroidered evening clutch, Dior ($2,350). Miami Design District, 162 NE 39th St., 305-576-4632; dior.com 8. Embroidered suede sandal, Oscar de la Renta ($890).

Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-868-7986; oscardelarenta.com 9. Oversize round sunglasses, Tory Burch ($250). Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., 305-9329337; toryburch.com

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COMING UP ROSES ROSE-GOLD TIMEPIECES FOR HIM ARE BLOSSOMING IN THE LUXURY WATCH WORLD.

BY ALDOUS TUCK

The popularity of rose gold for men’s watches has grown quickly, bringing a breath of spring to the finest designs in the luxury market. Though this gold alloy can be traced back hundreds of years, its richness and depth still catch the attention of today’s trendsetting Miami men. Now a number of watchmakers are offering proprietary shades of rose, pink, or red gold that turn their timepieces into must-have collectibles. The blush hue gives these watches a vintage look that makes them an elegant choice— both timeless and on trend. For more watch features and expanded coverage, go to oceandrive.com/watchesand-jewelry.

FROM TOP: TOP: Brand-new for spring, Cartier Cartier’ss Drive de Cartier Extra-Flat watch ($15,600) represents the next generation in the stunning Drive de Cartier collection, unveiled last year. Fashioned from 18k rose gold, this sleek timepiece boasts an innovative cushion design that’s both sporty and dressy while measuring a mere 6.6 mm thick. The ultrathin, handwound automatic movement, calibre 430 MC, is manufactured in-house and provides a 36-hour power reserve. Tourneau Bal Harbour, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-866-4312; cartier.com

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The Patek Philippe Ref. 5711/1R Nautilus ($51,030) offers understated style with its rose-gold case and light/dark brown gradated dial, featuring an inset date indicator, a sweeping second hand, and gold applied luminescent hour markers.

The calibre 324 SC, a mechanical self-winding movement, provides up to 45 hours of power reserve. This oh-so-dapper timepiece is sturdy, too, with water resistance to 120 meters for Miami beach lovers. Kirk Jewelers, 142 E. Flagler St., Miami, 305-371-1321; patek.com

Rolex blends its patented 18k pink gold with the classic Daytona design to create the Cosmograph Daytona in Everose gold ($37,450). This world-class watch allows a driver to measure average speeds of up to 400 mph while bringing a sophisticated style statement along for the ride. The calibre 4130, a self-winding mechanical chronograph movement manufactured by Rolex, powers this prodigious timepiece. Kirk Jewelers, 142 E. Flagler St., Miami, 305-371-1321; rolex.com

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ROCKING THE PLANET HOW DO YOU DRESS LIKE A ROCK STAR IN MIAMI? WITH LEGENDARY MEXICAN ROCK BAND MANÁ’S ETHICALLY MADE, BENEVOLENT APPAREL LINE, RITOS DEL SOL.

BY CARLA TORRES

above, from left: Threads for turtles: Tortoises are a favorite motif, seen here on the ecofriendly line’s paint-brushed black Turtle T-shirt; men’s destroyed and repaired jeans have a turtle design on the rolled-up cuffs.

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Peace, love, and rock ’n’ roll are what Maná is all about. So it’s fitting that the four-time Grammy and eight-time Latin Grammy Award-winning band would create a T-shirt and denim line—Ritos del Sol—that’s not only edgy enough to appeal to rockers, but sustainable and charitable, too.

Drummer Alex Gonzalez and frontman Fher Olvera

(both of whom are parttime Miami residents) talk about their thoughtful threads, making a fashion statement, and how you can save sea turtles, one pair of jeans at a time.

Your first hit single was called “Rayando el Sol” and your clothing line is called Ritos del Sol. What’s the connection?

Fher Olvera: The sun is

our god. Without the energy, the light of the sun, life on our planet is not possible.

Alex Gonzalez: We wanted to make a line that was casual and cool, and that represented us and our [Mexican] culture while being accessible in price. The designs have to do with the sun, the moon, things you’d find in the rainforest, and the Day of

the Dead—which is very celebrated in Mexico.

Turtles are a big focus and sketched on all the jeans.

AG: We’ve been protecting sea turtles and have released over a million of them to the ocean since we started our environmental organization, Selva Negra, in 1996.

FO: I grew up by the ocean, so I love turtles.

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We have camps where we protect their environment, and if you buy a shirt or jeans, you get good fit, quality, and you’re helping turtles in the camps and doing something for our planet.

How are the pieces made?

AG: It’s completely ethical—the materials, the dyes. It’s very important employees have a good salary, that the conditions are good, and everything is made in Mexico.

FO: One of the important things was finding an environmentally friendly factory that uses recycled materials, and fortunately we found that factory in Puebla.

The jeans are fit for a rock star.

FO: The fabric is elastic, so it’s comfortable for the car, the plane, playing and drinking and jumping onstage for two hours, or whatever else you’re doing.

You don’t feel tight.

Favorite pieces?

AG: Black is my favorite color, so I like all the darker items— especially the skulls.

FO: I jump around onstage a lot with the skull and the falcon. Right now, I’m wearing the big turtle to go to Cancun.

What statement are you hoping to make?

AG: We’ve never had a stylist tell us what to wear. This wasn’t forced upon us. We wanted to do it because we have the opportunity and platform to be onstage and put out a positive message. It doesn’t matter if you are rich, poor, black, white, Latino, gay, straight, whatever. We all have to take care of this world because we are all a part of it.

FO: Mexico and the United States are neighbors, and you should never be mean to your neighbor.

Fashion is political and environmental; these issues aren’t separate.

Global warming is not a joke.

Twenty years of science and scientific research prove it is happening, and one of the most affected places is Miami. ritosdelsol.com; selvanegra.com

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Fit to rock: Ritos del Sol’s edgy designs include this paintbrushed vintage-print Rib Cage shirt; Fher Olvera of Maná onstage wearing the line’s Huichol Skull shirt; Burning Roses tee. Shirts are between $24–$30.

“WE WANTED TO MAKE A LINE THAT WOULD REPRESENT US AND OUR CULTURE.”—ALEX GONZALEZ

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STYLE MODEL CITIZEN “SHOW THAT YOU’RE A HUMAN AND NOT JUST A COATRACK FOR CLOTHES.” —brittany oldehoff

ABOVE THE LAW WITH SIZZLING SPREADS IN MAXIM AND GQ, NO ONE LAYS DOWN THE LAW OF MODELING LIKE NEXT MANAGEMENT BOMBSHELL BRITTANY OLDEHOFF.

A Fort Lauderdale native (and fourth runner-up in the 2014 Miss USA pageant), Brittany Oldehoff has been modeling since she was 10 years old and has walked runways for Michael Kors, Zac Posen, and Oscar de la Renta.

If you weren’t a model…

I’d be doing something in law enforcement. I studied criminal justice at Florida Atlantic University.

Favorite shoot to date?

GQ South Africa. [The photographer] had me do all of these crazy poses, and I thought to myself, There is no way this is going to look good! But when [the magazine] came out, it was flawless.

You competed in the 2014 Miss Florida USA pageant. What’s the difference between modeling and pageants?

The pageant world is very glamorous. It’s hard for me to adapt to that because I am somebody who loves to wear sweats and no makeup.

Fitness routine?

I lift weights. For me and my body type, it just works better to build muscle.

Cheat meal?

I’m a girl who likes burgers. If I just want to eat something to feel good, full, and happy, Shake Shack is the way to go!

Favorite place for a night out?

LIV. The music is always really good and there’s [a lot of] space to dance.

Favorite Miami hangout?

Crandon Park in Key Biscayne.

It’s such a quiet, gorgeous beach. I also work there a lot.

Advice to aspiring models?

Show your personality and that you’re a human and not just a coatrack for clothes. @brittanyoldehoff

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STYLE SPOTLIGHT

Best of the best: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Louis Vuitton’s Steve dice ($545) and Arsene cards ($485) pouches are the ultimate game-night must-haves; Louis Vuitton small ($365) and large ($595) graphic trays; shoes on display at Ari; 18k yellow-gold and diamond Frivole earrings, Van Cleef & Arpels ($4,900).

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Moshe Ben-Ari—purveyor of all things cool for guys—brings his New York hard-hitters to Collins Avenue. The best part? The shop not only features classic items from denim to blazers and everything in between (like the Goti biker-inspired necklace), but also offers made-to-measure services to help you create a look that’s truly your own. 2317 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 786773-1152; arisoho.com

Louis Vuitton isn’t just luxe ready-to-wear and covetable accessories. Its new gifting collection is full of the most magical marvels. Enter LV Essentials, consisting of home pieces like trays and pocket mirrors; Back to Work, with leather-bound notebooks, pencils, and other supplies; and Play & Dream, a whimsical array of knickknacks including a dice set, yo-yo, and playing

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cards for the chicest game night in town. Miami Design District, 140 NE 39th St., 305-573-1366; louisvuitton.com ALL THE JEWELS

As if the Design District wasn’t luxe enough, Van Cleef & Arpels just opened its latest boutique at the high-end shopping destination. With a contemporary façade that boasts brass leaves—a nod to nature, the maison’s

source of inspiration—a tranquil aesthetic, and new pieces from the Frivole collection (think heartshaped petals and geometric lines), there’s no shortage of highjewelry finds. Miami Design District, 140 NE 39th St., 786-792-392; vancleefandarpels.com

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BY LISA FERRANDINO

STYLE SPOTLIGHT Wow ‘em with the season’s chicest finds: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Versace’s Palazzo Empire watch ($1,395) in the spring/summer runway show; Vince Collective pieces include Saikai’s bottle opener ($96), clip holder ($150), pen tray ($200), and door stop ($75); Classic Denim Jeans by Calvin Klein Jeans shot at the Rubell Family Collection.

The latest statement-making entry in the luxury watch market? Versace’s new Palazzo Empire watch.

Topped with a Medusa head, this piece drifted down the runway in the label’s first-ever sporty show to date, and is offered in classic white, black, and navy. But for a pop of punchy color on the wrist, choose the bubble-gum pink or color-blocked styles.

Miami Design District, 186 NE 39th St., 305-5738345; versace.com FOR YOUR EYES ONLY

St-Tropez is calling. But even if you can’t jet to France, you can certainly channel the chicness of the French Riviera with Vilebrequin’s new sunglass line—a first for the swimwear brand. Twentyfour unisex styles feature rectangular and round

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shapes for the modern shopper, or aviators for sporty spice. Our pick?

The Rally sunnies in bold blue with Zeiss Blue Smoke Mono lenses (BELOW; $295). Simple and classic, just like French style. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305861-4022; vilebrequin.com A SLICE OF LIFE

“It’s an immersive sensory experience,” says VP and brand director of Vince Tomoko Oguro of the Vince Collective, the new lifestyle platform at the brand’s Bal Harbour space.

Branching out beyond clothing and footwear, the Collective sells a curated assortment of art, accessories, and home products from third-party brands, including bohemian apothecary items from Grown Alchemist and Herbivore Botanical, and sculptural, delicate jewelry from Japanese designer

Sakaya Davis. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-351-0327; vince.com

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Reformation—possibly the coolest contemporary label of the moment—just opened a Wynwood pop-up for those seeking versatile but effortlessly sexy pieces.

Whether opting for flirty and floral (we like the Tallulah dress, ABOVE; $388) or an edgier look with the Pistol pant, there’s a

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Perhaps the coolest thing to happen in the Miami art world since Art Basel, Raf Simmons—Calvin Klein’s much-acclaimed creative director—has chosen the Rubell Family Collection as one of the star players of its spring campaign. The images, photographed in

the galleries of the Rubell, portray models in classic Calvin pieces (think men’s briefs, archival denim, and cotton) against a backdrop of modern works from Andy Warhol, Richard Prince, and more. Call it the art of fashion. Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., 305-692-1671; calvinklein.com

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COUNTRY WAVE KENNY CHESNEY, LUKE BRYAN, AND CHRIS STAPLETON HEADLINE FORT LAUDERDALE’S FIFTH ANNUAL TORTUGA MUSIC FESTIVAL, BENEFITING THE ROCK THE OCEAN FOUNDATION.

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BY BECKY RANDEL

The heart of country music will once again beat on the sands of South Florida as some of the genre’s biggest stars perform here this month, all in the name of marine conservation.

The three-day, multistage Tortuga Music Festival—which last year drew almost 100,000 fans—is a lively oceanside country and roots music bash.

A Southern-style celebration of tunes, brews, and local bites, the festival raises awareness of issues affecting the world’s oceans through an interactive Conservation Village, with a portion of ticket proceeds benefiting ocean research and preservation. And this year’s event introduces The Reef, a daily ticket upgrade that guarantees you a spot right in front of the main stage. Here’s the breakdown:

Riding a wave of support from our ocean-loving community, the Tortuga Music Festival returns to raise funds for global and local conservation groups, including South Florida’s Sea Turtle Oversight Protection and the Reef Environmental Education Foundation.

What: A music festival to benefit the planet—threequarters of it, anyway—produced by Huka Entertainment.

“Word has spread, both in the artist community and with fans worldwide, that our vibe and community make for country music’s ultimate beach party,” says Evan Harrison, the company’s CEO.

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A four-time winner of the Country Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year award, Kenny Chesney headlines closing night of this year’s Tortuga Music Festival.

cofounded the festival, has raised more than $300,000, helping to fund marine research, education, and conservation both locally and globally.

How Much: Three-day general admission tickets cost $229. VIP packages, which offer front-row seats, cocktails, swimming pool access, cabanas, and more, start at $999.

Where: Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, 1100 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; tortugamusic festival.com

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Luke Bryan joins Kenny Chesney and more than 30 artists from the worlds of country, roots, rock, pop, and hip-hop at the festival, which last year drew nearly 100,000 music fans to Fort Lauderdale Beach Park (above).

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When: Friday, April 7 (with Luke Bryan headlining); Saturday, April 8 (Chris Stapleton); and Sunday, April 9 (Kenny Chesney).

Who: Along with the three headliners, expect a slew of country favorites, like Brett Eldredge, Alan Jackson, Darius Rucker, Maren Morris, and Old Dominion, plus hip-hop artist Nelly and pop star Daya, among others.

Giving Back: Since 2013, the Rock the Ocean Foundation, which

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ARTISTIC SPIRIT MIAMI-BASED JOSE MERTZ’S WHIMSICAL WORKS ARE TAKING OVER THE 305.

BY KATIE JACKSON

Water dragons. Lucky tigers.

Centaurs. These are just a few of the mythical creatures—and intricately detailed works by Magic City-based artist Jose Mertz—you’ll come across strolling through the colorful streets of Wynwood. His creations (everything from larger-than-life murals and installations to graphic T-shirts and stickers) both captivate and inspire viewers as they blur the lines between fantasy, reality, and spirituality.

Like many artists before him, Mertz’s desire to create started in early childhood. “I was 5 years old when I knew I really liked drawing and wanted to keep doing it,” he says. As he grew older, he expanded his exploration into music, papier-mâché, collage, and cutting and pasting. “I even put chocolate syrup on a sketchbook.” Eventually, the novice creator went from experimenting with melted confections to honing his craft at prestigious institutions, including Miami’s New World School of the Arts for high school, before moving to Baltimore to study at the Maryland Institute College of Art. “I liked the fact that MICA romanticized the art of painting,” he says.

But it was during a semester studying abroad in New York City that Mertz discovered Zen Buddhism, a practice he says has profoundly impacted him both personally and

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Jose Mertz’s work blurs the lines between spirituality, reality, and fantasy, like his 2016 Metatron’s Blade.

professionally. “I met Stan Kholer, a Zen teacher. He inspired me to come back to New York after graduation and study the internal arts.” Mertz returned to the Big Apple to learn “the spiritual side of things” and inevitably discovered meditation, a practice he now lives and breathes, and works in, too. “When I paint and draw I’m in a meditative state, but I’m still using brain power,” he explains. “The idea is to stop thinking. Not even a thought of a thought.”

Nowadays, Mertz does his no-thinking yet thoughtful painting in Miami, where his thriving hand and mind have landed him collaborations with major apparel brands like Adidas, Victoria’s Secret, and Old Navy.

He’s also participated in nonprofit projects with Re-imagining the Arts in Wynwood (RAW) and opened a new gallery dubbed Studio Invcbl in the latest extension of the Arts District, Allapattah.

“They call [the area] the West of Wynwood,” he says.

Though well established and in demand, Mertz attributes much of his success to mastering the art of meditation and remaining focused on his original goal: to pursue his passion and inspire and connect with others along the way.

“If I can make somebody feel something, anything, just for a second, I’ve done my job.” @josemertz

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Funky Tengu, 2015; the artist in Asbury Park, New Jersey, during his residency with Liquitex Paints; Iron Galaxy Horses (a meeting with the prophet), 2015, a mural Mertz painted in Wynwood; Milk, 2016.

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HIGHER GROUND RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS HEAT UP AMERICANAIRLINES ARENA FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH A SOLD-OUT, ONENIGHT-ONLY CONCERT.

With over 80 million records sold, six Grammy Awards, and a spot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, one might not expect the Red Hot Chili Peppers to suddenly start singing a different tune. But after more than three decades of success, the band has done just that with its latest album, The Getaway, which lucky Miamians will hear live when the Chili Peppers play at AmericanAirlines Arena for the very first time on April 29.

Released last June, the 13-track studio album was produced by Brian “Danger Mouse” Burton, who introduced a new creative process involving writing together in the studio and playing to a click track, according to an Entertainment Weekly interview with lead singer Anthony Kiedis.

The new approach worked, with the album debuting at number two on the Billboard 200 and number one on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums chart, while the first single, “Dark Necessities,” became the band’s 13th number-one on the Alternative Songs chart.

Still, there’s nothing like hearing Kiedis kill it onstage. Along with other new tracks, like “Sick Love” (featuring Elton John on the keys), there’s no doubt you’ll hear classics like “Scar Tissue” and “Californication” when the Chili Peppers take the Magic City.

Miami just got a whole lot hotter.

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Southern Spice: Flea (on bass), Anthony Kiedis (with mic), and Chad Smith (on drums) of the Red Hot Chili Peppers kicked off 2017 with a show at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas.

LEFT: Kiedis rocks the Lone Star State.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK KERN/GETTY IMAGES

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SCENE SPIRIT OF GENEROSIT Y

EAT, SIP, BREATHE, REPEAT THE LAS OLAS WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL KICKS OFF THIS MONTH TO BENEFIT THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION.

The only thing better than a festival of food, wine, and revelry is one that also supports a worthy cause. And for over two decades, Fort Lauderdale’s Las Olas Wine & Food Festival has done just that, with ticket proceeds benefiting the American Lung Association in its goal to improve lung health. Now in its 22nd year, the celebration showcases South Florida’s finest eateries and international wineries, with live music, mixology demos, and interactive retail displays. “Not only does this festival support the American Lung Association, it supports the fine merchants on Las Olas Boulevard and provides national exposure for our beautiful venue,” says Vann Padgett of The Las Olas Company, a longtime supporter of the event. “It continues to grow and attract the very best.” On April 21, from 7:30 to 10:30 PM, five enclosed blocks will be flooded with guests who will savor samples from 70 restaurants and more than 45 wineries, spirit brands, and breweries. This year, the Best of the Best Chef Competition returns to the main stage, where top local chefs go head-to-head in heated, live cookoffs. Who will top chef Dustin Ward of BLT Restaurants’ 2016 Battle Burger victory? Only ticket holders will find out. Sip, sample, and breathe easy! Las Olas Boulevard, SE Sixth to SE 11th Avenues, Fort Lauderdale, 954-727-0907; lasolaswff.com

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Instead of wristbands, ticketed guests receive wineglass necklaces as their festival credential; the wine and food extravaganza on Las Olas Boulevard; DJ Irie performs between Best of the Best Chef Battles; a guest samples bites from Timpano.

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RUN, RAVEN, RUN AFTER LOGGING MORE THAN 125,000 MILES ON MIAMI BEACH OVER THE COURSE OF 15,092 DAYS, LEGENDARY BEACH RUNNER RAVEN IS IMMORTALIZED IN A NEW BOOK.

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Who is Raven? “He’s a 66-year-old retired security guard who encourages other people to keep the parts about them that are unique. He values people who are themselves.

He is 100 percent committed to himself and his word. He was a loner, but he hasn’t run by himself in 11 years.”

How fast does he run? “Fourteenminute miles these days, so it’s about a two-hour run. In the 1970s, he did seven-minute miles.”

How does he cover expenses?

“Recently two runners started a foundation for him. His living expenses are low. He really hasn’t left Miami Beach in over 40 years, doesn’t have a car or driver’s license.”

How healthy is he? “Inside, he is extremely healthy. He has a pretty rigid dietary structure, with lots of fruits and veggies. Doesn’t eat out at all. And no alcohol or smoking. But eight miles every day for 42 years has externally caused him spinal

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Robert “Raven” Kraft with some of the shoes he’s worn out in his 42 years of running eight miles a day. below: Raven running with Laura Lee Huttenbach, author of a new book on his life (inset).

stenosis and sciatica.”

What about when he’s not running? “He writes letters to his fellow joggers and songs, watches baseball, and he reads.”

How can we run with him? “Meet him at the Fifth Street lifeguard stand every day. In the winter it’s 4:30 pm, and 5:30 pm in summer.”

Who would play Raven in a film adaptation? “Jared Leto, who played [Steve] Prefontaine.

Or Tom Hanks, because of Forrest Gump.”

Running with Raven will be available on amazon.com and kensingtonbooks.com on April 27.

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In 1975, Robert “Raven” Kraft—a high-school dropout and aspiring songwriter down on his luck after a singer stole one of his songs—was approached by two boxers on Miami Beach. They saw his disheveled appearance and suggested he run with them to feel better. And ever since then, whether in 103-degree heat or 86-mile-per-hour hurricane winds, Raven hasn’t missed a day.

Along the way, 2,536 people (and counting) have joined him on his daily eight-mile beach jog. Laura Lee Huttenbach, author of the new book Running with Raven, shares his story:

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The idea of two former J.P. Morgan investment specialists turned entrepreneurs, Tarek El Gammal and Nathan Bekerman— who set out to create a business model as lucrative as it was green— WashMyWhip sets itself apart with a waterless

detailing solution that took a year of research, development, and “testing, testing, and more testing” to perfect, says El Gammal.

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BE WELL THE ROAD TO BECOMING YOUR BEST SELF BEGINS HERE, AT THE FIRST WELLNESS ESCAPE AT THE FONTAINEBLEAU MIAMI BEACH.

You eat your greens. Meditate.

Hit the gym after work. Try to squeeze in a facial. And after a while it’s exhausting and you’re ready to quit. Don’t.

Because from April 7 to 9, Fontainebleau Miami Beach presents its first Wellness Escape—a weekend full of fitness, nutrition, beauty, and mindfulness that will empower you to set and keep those personal health and wellness goals. Designed to be an annual event, this gathering of like-minded enthusiasts and inspirational experts, from fitness buffs to spiritual mentors and award-winning chefs, is sure to live up to its name: It’s a three-day reprieve from your around-the-clock routine to help you live your best life.

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Relaxation and rejuvenation will be top of mind, but the eclectic lineup is packed. Push your limits and try a workout with the famously hard-core fitness studios Barry’s Bootcamp and Tone House.

Go wild (before noon) at the Daybreaker Dance Party.

Refresh and socialize with bites and services at the Wellness Lounge & Marketplace. Better yet, you’ll do it all at the legendary, luxurious Fontainebleau Miami Beach, with room packages available for the weekend. Can the Wellness Escape last forever?

Reserve your spot and check out the full schedule at Fontainebleau.com/wellnessseries. 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-535-3283

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LIVING IS EASY GROVE BAY HOSPITALITY JOINS FORCES WITH GOLF ICON ERNIE ELS TO BRING SOUTH AFRICAN CUISINE AND THE BIG EASY TO BRICKELL CITY CENTRE.

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South African pro golfer Ernie Els is easy to love—hence his nickname “The Big Easy”—due to his imposing physical stature and fluid swing. So when the former world number oneturned-winemaker-turnedrestaurateur launched his first wine bar and grill, The Big Easy was a natural moniker choice, especially given that it, too, is easy to love.

After all, what is there to dislike about pork belly popsicles doused in South African mango braai (barbecue) sauce and jalapeño jam “cowboy candy,” fried green tomatoes crowned with tomato chutney and fried morsels of more pork belly and bacon jam, or a four-hour-braised lamb shank served in a bread bowl? “That dish has rich history dating back to the 1960s, when Bunny Chow [a South African street rice bowl commonly made with beans and chicken] was the standard blue-collar lunch for South Africans,” says Executive Chef Maryna Frederiksen, reflecting on her own heritage. “We have elevated the bowl with a lamb shank and bread. A lot of love and work goes into it.”

Prior to landing in the kitchen at The Big Easy—which boasts two locations in South Africa, one in Dubai, and the newly opened spot in Miami, with

Chef’s selection: Peri-peri chicken with duck-fatroasted fingerling potatoes at The Big Easy.

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The dining room is at once casual and cosmopolitan, reflecting The Big Easy’s worldly menu.

“SOUTH AFRICA IS THE TEXAS OF AFRICA. THEY LIKE TO SHOOT THINGS, BARBECUE, AND DRINK A LOT OF WINE.” —maryna frederiksen South African-born Executive Chef Maryna Frederiksen cooks the food she grew up eating, incorporating Indian, Malaysian, European, and Nuevo Latino flavors. right: The Big Easy Burger with onion jam, braai “barbecue” sauce, and hand-cut fries.

another soon to come in Malaysia— Frederiksen honed her culinary skills all across the globe, from Switzerland to San Francisco to South Africa and even Walt Disney World. But the chef feels most at home when she’s cooking the food she grew up eating, giving it her own unique and flavorful spin. Think an amalgamation of Malaysian, Indian, and European cultures with a dash of Nuevo Latino peppered in.

This being The Big Easy’s debut in the Western Hemisphere, Grove Bay Hospitality (the group behind Glass & Vine and Stiltsville Fish Bar), Ernie Els, and chef Frederiksen wanted to make the menu appropriate for Miami. What better than chili-coffee-rubbed pork flatbread topped with seasonal apples?

“South Africa is the Texas of Africa.

They like to shoot things, barbecue, and drink a lot of wine,” Frederiksen laughs.

But it’s not all barbecue and wine— though the grill offers plenty of cuts, from prime dry-aged Kansas City strip and bison rib eye to the mother of all steaks, a 40-ounce dry-aged tomahawk chop, while an extensive wine list features multi-award-winning blends from Els’s own vineyard. There’s also a bounty of seafood: African spice-crusted corvina served over risotto verde; grilled Nigerian prawns doused in garlic butter and peri-peri chili sauce; and a Cape Malay seafood pot chockful of PEI mussels, prawns, and the day’s fresh catch swimming in a piquant coconut curry broth. Sides, too, abound and are not to be forgotten, like Brussels sprouts with bacon marmalade and roasted cauliflower with tahini and sumac.

But go easy on the savory fare, as you’ll want to go hard on dessert. And by dessert, we mean all the desserts: Who can resist Nutella and salted caramel bread pudding, a Cape-Dutch version of a tres leches cake, malva pudding with Amarula crème anglaise, or a Kahlua, whiskey, and vanilla ice cream milkshake? Living is easy with boozy ice cream milkshakes. Brickell City Centre, 701 S. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-814-5955; bigeasymiami.com

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AÇAI ADDICTION THIS EARTH DAY, THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THE KING OF BERRIES AND THE STAR OF MIAMI’S MUST-TRY A AI BOWLS.

BY CARLA TORRES

If you have yet to taste the mouthwatering Brazilian superfood açai, you’re in for a treat. Turned into a meal, the berries have become a Miami delicacy: a thick smoothie, topped with anything from oatmeal to granola to seasonal fruit, and ready to be eaten by the spoonful.

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ingredient in Jucy Lu’s bowl, made with house nut milk and packing all the usual suspects. 2621 NW Second Ave., Miami, 786-536-2575; jucylu.com INCREDIBLE HULK: JUGOFRESH

For an açai bowl on steroids, try either the banana, kale, and spirulina-packed Verde or the Unbelievabowl, a mouthful of raspberry, avocado, tocotrienol vitamin E powder, almond milk, raw and manuka honey, cinnamon buckwheat granola, mulberry, blueberry, blackberry, kiwi, and hemp seed.

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Since 1994, Carrot Express has been paving the healthy way in Miami with wholesome foods that don’t skimp on flavor.

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Tart, juicy mango, half a Bulletproof Ball (made with plant protein and cacao), and chia seeds set Dirt’s açai bowl apart from the rest. 232 Fifth St., Miami Beach, 305-7638548; dirteatclean.com A AI A DAY: JUCY LU

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How many açai combinations can you concoct? Find out with Juicense’s customizable power bowls, which let you change your berry blend daily. 2992 McFarlane Road, Miami, 786-409-2371; juicense.com POST-YOGA: LOVE LIFE WELLNESS CENTER

Yogis gather at this wellness center for its myriad classes and its all-vegan organic café.

What’s better than hot yin followed by shavasana?

An unsweetened açai bowl finished with goji berries.

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Jugofresh’s Sunset Harbor açai bowl, with Brazil nut crumble, banana, raw honey, seasonal fruit, coconut flakes, and cacao nibs.

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and has been COO of the house for 15.

“Very few brands, very few houses, have been able to sustain 300 years of exposure,” he says.

Indeed, it seems hard to imagine how a wine merchant founded in France in 1725 could still be relevant— and thriving—in over 130 countries around the world today. But with an endorsement from none other than Thomas Jefferson, who, after a visit to Bordeaux in 1787, included Barton & Guestier in a list of

“vintage wines of the finest quality,” it’s evident that these bottles are special. The secret?

A wine-making process that has remained relatively unchanged. “The quality of the wine comes from investment in the quality of the barrels, the grapes, the terroir… and attention to detail when you bottle [it],” says Surville.

Fast forward and jet to present-day Miami, and the brand is popping up in upscale wine shops and

restaurants, like the chic Paris 6 (2200 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-3636806; paris6.com.br), all across the city.

Because contrary to popular belief, Miamians aren’t just sipping sugarsoaked, umbrellagarnished cocktails.

“Florida is the second state in terms of consumption of wine in the US, just after California,” says Surville. “It shows the attention in Miami Beach for health-conscious lifestyles.” bartonguestier.com

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Just west of Bordeaux, in France’s HautMédoc appellation, the magnificent 18th-century Château Magnol— the heart of Barton & Guestier—sits on almost 75 acres of bountiful grapegrowing vines. “It’s the oldest wine merchant in France,” says Hubert Surville, the chief operating officer of Barton & Guestier. A wine connoisseur in every sense of the word, Surville has worked in the business for 35 years

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IN GOOD TASTE FROM AN UNDERGROUND JAZZ JOINT AND NYC SPEAKEASY TO MAINE LOBSTER AND NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED SUSHI WASHING UP ON OUR SHORES, HERE ARE THE GREATEST CULINARY AND BOOZY HAPPENINGS IN MIAMI.

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clockwise from top far left: Assorted dishes at Cake Thai; the bar scene at Floyd; Floyd’s mint julep; outside Jack’s; a psychic sign leads the way to Employees Only, perfect for intimate post-dinner drinks or late-night bites (bottom far left).

For Fried Chicken and Fish: BLUE RIBBON

For All that Jazz (and Cocktails!): FLOYD

Good news: You no longer have to plan culinary getaways to New York City to satisfy your craving for Blue Ribbon’s oxtail fried rice and melt-inyour-mouth raw fish. That’s because you can now get your fix of fried chicken steeped in wasabi honey and sushi on sushi on sushi right on the sands of South Beach. 336 21st St., Miami Beach, 305-800-0404; blueribbonrestaurants.com

The last place you’d expect to find late-night jazz, craft cocktails, and a sultry vibe is a clandestine watering hole adjacent to prime afterhours discotheque Space, but that’s exactly part of Floyd’s charm. Other reasons to visit are the classic and revamped cocktails (sip on a Manhattan or thyme daiquiri) and unexpected musical programming from the team of nightlife and hospitality veterans behind Link, Miami Rebels, III Points, and Life in Color. 34 NE 11th St., Miami, 786-618-9447

For Upgraded Thai: CAKE THAI

Once upon a time, you had to bring your own beer to Cake Thai, use the restroom next door, and eat your tom kha soup outside (on the sidewalk) because of the lack of A/C. Such is no longer the case at its new outpost in Wynwood, where you can have green papaya salad, tamarind prawn pad Thai, Japanese eggplant doused in miso and chili, and a fried whole catch of the day that will feed the entire table. Plus, they’re pouring beer, cider, wine, and sake (so you can leave yours at home). 180 NW 29th St., Miami, 305-573-5082; cakethaikitchen.com

PHOTOGRAPHY BY GOURMANDJ (CAKE THAI), ADINAYEV (FLOYD)

For Serious Drinkers: EMPLOYEES ONLY

For post-dinner drinks and 2 am munchies, make your way to famed New York speakeasy Employees Only—look out for the neon psychic sign—and knock back their classic Lazy Lover (cachaça, jalapeño-infused green chartreuse, lime, and agave Benedictine). Also: bone marrow poppers, hand-cut steak tartare, and bacon-wrapped lamb chops. The proper term here is trifecta. 1030 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 786264-3945; employeesonlymiami.com

For Lobster Dinner: LUKE’S LOBSTER

With Joe’s Takeaway closing its doors next month, you’re going to need a suitable lobster roll to get you through October. Enter Maine transplant Luke’s Lobster, bringing its sustainable lobster, crab, and shrimp rolls—each one packing a quarter pound of seafood atop an impeccably buttered, griddled New England bun—to Brickell City Centre. Pro tip: New England clam chowder makes a mean lobster sidekick. 701 S. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-837-7683; lukeslobster.com For Italian Family Supper: JACK’S MIAMI

Nothing says Italian quite like homecooked spaghetti and Nonna’s (that’s Italian for “Grandma’s”) meatballs in secret gravy sauce—except maybe a glass of nice red wine and freshly baked garlic bread for sopping measure. Get it all and then some (chicken Parmesan, braised short ribs, meat loaf, rosemary roasted potatoes) at Jack’s. 2426 NE Second Ave., Miami, 305-640-5507; jacksmiami.com

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BLONDE AMBITION BAYWATCH SENSATION CHARLOTTE MC INNEY JETTED TO THE MAGIC CITY TO CELEBRATE HER FIRST OCEAN DRIVE COVER AND SPLASH AROUND OUR SHORES.

BY SHELLIE FRAI

PHOTOGRAPHY BY WORLD RED EYE

Two years ago, the world turned upside down when 114 million people witnessed blonde bombshell Charlotte McKinney take a bite out of a Carl’s Jr. all-natural double cheeseburger while strutting down the street, in what was undoubtedly the steamiest Super Bowl commercial of the year. Fast-forward to today and nothing has really changed; McKinney continues to steal the show (and turn heads) everywhere she goes. Case in point: All eyes were on the blue-eyed beauty as she arrived at Byblos Miami to revel in the unveiling of her gorgeous Ocean Drive February issue cover.

Model Charlotte McKinney stunned in a sultry all-black Guess crop top and midi skirt while celebrating her Ocean Drive cover at Byblos Miami.

The model and Florida native stunned on the red carpet in head-to-toe Guess (you can see her in the retailer’s Spring 2017 underwear campaign alongside heartthrob Joe Jonas), donning a sexy black crop top and sleek lace-up midi skirt, before stepping inside the South Beach lounge.

When asked how it felt to return to the 305 (the city where she launched her thriving career), the model couldn’t stop gushing. “I love the warm weather, the beach, and, obviously, the nightlife!” said McKinney.

Come May, you can catch her splashing around our shores (and saving lives) in a red-hot one-piece when Baywatch, which was filmed right on our world-famous beaches, makes a comeback and hits theaters worldwide.

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SHOT ON SITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY SETH BROWARNIK Big Sean and Gino LoPinto at E11EVEN.

Jason Derulo and Irish Sarah at Story.

Deepak Chopra at the Property Markets Group and S2 Development’s Mind Body Soul collaboration with Chopra at the Four Seasons Miami.

CLUBHOPPING Big Sean joined nightlife guru Gino LoPinto for late-night revelry at 24/7 showclub E11EVEN, while Jason Derulo let loose afterhours at South of Fifth hot spot Story.

T.I. at Story.

Emily Paul and Courtney Love at Ricky’s South Beach.

Cris and Tommy Cab at Story.

Karolína Kurková, Archie Drury, and Craig Robins at the FIDF International Miami Gala at Faena Forum.

Andrew Weissman and Scottie Pippen at the Market America World Conference.

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Norris Cole at the Curated Showroom soft opening celebration.

Rony Seikaly, Martha Graeff, and Dave Sol at Wall at the W South Beach.

Tyson Beckford and Suleiman Yousef at Ora.

Ellen Salpeter, Franklin Sirmans, and Alex Gartenfeld at the fourth annual reception for the Pérez Art Museum Miami Fund for African American Art.

A-LIST ALTRUISTS

Jorge Pérez and Marc Anthony at the United Way of Miami-Dade’s presentation of the Tocqueville Award for Outstanding Philanthropy to Darlene and Jorge Pérez at a private residence.

Marc Anthony joined more than 400 VIP guests in honoring Darlene and Jorge Pérez as they were presented with the United Way of Miami-Dade’s Tocqueville Award for Outstanding Philanthropy.

Martha Stewart and Melissa Medina attended the 16th annual United Way Women’s Leadership Breakfast at University of Miami’s Watsco Center.

Boom and DJ Irie at The Art of the Party Miami at Lou La Vie.

Yolanda Berkowitz, Martha Stewart, and Melissa Medina at the 16th annual United Way Women’s Leadership Breakfast at University of Miami’s Watsco Center.

Tracy Mourning and Amaris Jones at the Fashion on the Rocks Takes Over Brickell City Centre event.

Harry Benson and Bruce Weber at Benson’s appearance at Faena Rose.

Jason Odio and John Andrew at Baby Jane.

Stephen Ullrich and Tom Colicchio at Colicchio’s seasonal menu debut at Beachcraft at 1 Hotel South Beach.

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Andrew Campion, Sarah Farsh, Bonnie Clearwater, David Farsh, and Melissa Glazier at the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale premiere of three new exhibitions of artists: Catherine Opie, Jose Bedia, and David Levinthal.

Wynton Marsalis and Hazel Rosen at the Jazz Roots post reception with Marsalis at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.

Ryan and Lauren Tannehill at An Unforgettable VIP Experience at the Fort Lauderdale Major at Fort Lauderdale Beach.

Trish and Dan Bell with Laurie Jennings at Fairchild’s Gala in the Garden—A Night of Inspiration at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden.

Books Bischof and Cristina Gonzalez at the Miami Foundation’s 50th anniversary at the Alfred I. DuPont Building.

Robert Hill, Jhannatan Contreras, and Richard Sandoval at the Toro Toro Miami relaunch with Sandoval.

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Claudio Alessi and Orianne Collins at the Never Give Up press conference hosted by Collins and Alessi at The Setai.

Clare Laverty, Francisco Suarez, and Meg Daly at the Friends of the Underline celebration of the UnderArt.

Patricia Cohen, Ramiro Inguanzo, Natasha Egan, and Claire Breukel at the private tour of Sartorial Anarchy hosted by Bal Harbour on the Bal Harbour beachwalk.

Larsa Pippen and Michelle Pooch at the Louis XIII Dinner Experience hosted by Pooch at Casa Tua.

Rachel Alpert Giammattei, Soledad Lowe, and Monica Martinez at the Lafayette 148 New York unveiling in support of the No More Tears Foundation.

Jennifer Altadonna and Aileen Quintana at the Art Tour of Edge Collections Exhibition hosted by Unscripted Bal Harbour.

Obi Figueroa and Veronica Gessa at the Beauty Bomb at Atelier Posh Salon.

Carlos and Lourdes Portela Gimenez with Maria and Alberto Carvalho at the For the Love of Learning Gala.

Sarah Arison and Susan Kronick at the Making the Connection New World Symphony Annual Gala.

Mark Rosenberg and Jordan Pomeroy with Debra and Dennis Scholl at the Miami welcome of the national tour of Marketing the Infinite Contemporary Women Artists from Aboriginal Australia event at the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum—FIU.

Adriana Castro and Andrea Minski at the Spring Fashion Report benefiting Style Saves at Neiman Marcus Bal Harbour.

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SHOT ON SITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MANNY HERNANDEZ Alan Cumming during his Sings Sappy Songs performance at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.

Jorge Moreno at the Fuácata! Zoetic Theater event at Moreno’s Cuba.

Sting during his performance at the Fillmore Miami Beach.

Pamela Silva-Conde at Univision’s 29th edition of the Premio Lo Nuestro Award Ceremony at AmericanAirlines Arena.

Becky G. at Univision’s 29th edition of the Premio Lo Nuestro Award Ceremony at AmericanAirlines Arena.

Ricky Martin at Univision’s 29th edition of the Premio Lo Nuestro Award Ceremony at AmericanAirlines Arena.

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Lili Estefan at Univision’s 29th edition of the Premio Lo Nuestro Award Ceremony at AmericanAirlines Arena.

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Latin superstars, including Becky G. and Ricky Martin, brought the heat for Univision’s 29th edition of the Premio Lo Nuestro Award Ceremony at AmericanAirlines Arena, while rock legend Sting serenaded concertgoers during his 57th & 9th Tour stop at the Fillmore Miami Beach.

Yo-Yo Ma and Franz Welser-Möst at the Cleveland Orchestra event at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.

Valerie Bertinelli at Barilla’s Italian Bites event during the 16th annual SOBEWFF. Gabrielle Perez and Frankie Torres at The Collection tent at the Das Renn Treffen Porsche Automobile celebration.

Tui Pranich, Iran Issa Khan, and Mario Vergel at the New World Symphony Gala.

FOOD AND FESTIVITIES Miami luminaries partied until the wee hours during the Conquer Entertainment Awake All Night party at 1306, while burger buffs took a bite out of some of the world’s best at the annual Heineken Light Burger Bash hosted by Rachael Ray.

Gino Campodonico and Joseph Quinones at the Heineken Light Burger Bash hosted by Rachael Ray during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Sam Moore and Rudy Perez at the New World Symphony Gala.

Shiragirl and Million Young at the Conquer Entertainment Awake All Night event at 1306.

Trudy and Paul Cejas at the New World Symphony Gala.

Brian Nagy and Jessica Wade Pfeffer at the New World Symphony Gala.

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Ring, his own

THE SHIRT ON HIS BACK Lauded as one of the sexiest men on the planet,

actor Joe Manganiello returns to the screen

with a new role that highlights his best feature: pure talent.

by JARED SHAPIRO photography by JOHN RUSSO

“WHAT ARE YOU WEARING?” It’s the question that celebrities probably loathe more than any on the red carpet—the triviality of naming the brands they’re sporting as they enter a party or premiere. But no one loves that question more than Joe Manganiello, I would suspect. He’s just happy to be wearing anything. After almost two decades in Hollywood—and despite the fact that he is a classically trained actor from Carnegie Mellon with many years’ worth of theater experience under his belt, as well as an author, philanthropist, and avowed bookworm—what Manganiello is most recognized for are pecs and abs. Shirtless—that’s how Hollywood has always categorized him: sweaty and barechested in blockbusters like Magic Mike, aggressive and dangerous in five seasons on True Blood. Even his latest role, voicing Hefty in the animated film Smurfs: The Lost Village, comes shirtless (though in Manganiello’s defense, Smurfs typically don’t wear shirts). But that’s a thing of the past. In upcoming roles in the highly anticipated The Batman (as the villain Deathstroke, opposite Ben Affleck), his own inde-

pendently produced Stano, and Rampage (in which he stars with Dwayne Johnson), Manganiello is fully clothed, showing his acting chops only. He’s also fully clothed on our cover, as he returns to South Florida, where he wed his wife, actress Sofia Vergara, at the Breakers Palm Beach.

You just turned 40. How does that feel?

It’s great! Forty is like the new 25. I feel better physically than I did in my 30s and definitely in my 20s. I’m not prone to make the same mistakes that I made in my 20s. I’m a little smarter and definitely have more money in the bank.

Getting older has its benefits.

How do you maintain your physique and health?

Probably right around True Blood and Magic Mike—that chapter of my career where I had a lot of these physical roles—was a great excuse for me to see how healthy I could get. And what a difference it made. Heading into my 40s, I really thought, I’m going to be 40 in a couple of years; I

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“That chapter of my career where I had a lot of these physical roles was a great excuse for me to see how healthy I could get. And what a difference it made.”

should make sure that these years are healthy and I’m pushing as hard as I can. Because, for example, the trainer that I’ve had for the past seven or eight years [Ron Mathews] became the world’s fittest man over 45, and so I looked at him as a model for me.

How ripped were you before Magic Mike and True Blood?

I’ve worked in film and television since I got out of school, starting with Spider-Man [2002], and built for that. What dictated my getting into the kind of shape I was in for True Blood and Magic Mike was recognizing that it’s work. If you’re going to play a character that’s described in the novel as being built [as in True Blood], then you’re kind of lazy if you don’t do that. And in Magic Mike, if you don’t look like you’re in the best shape of your life, what are you really doing? Do you want to be an actor? Do you want to be successful? Do you want to make money? Do you want to have a career?

The Spider-Man role as Flash Thompson happened pretty fast.

I screen-tested for Spider-Man the week that I got out of Carnegie Mellon. It was very quick. I was a 40-year-old man trapped in a 23-year-old’s body at that time.

Did you worry about making it in Hollywood?

Totally. Hollywood’s a really tough business. Even when it seems easy—like for example, Spider-Man. I met Sam Raimi [the director] and immediately screen-tested. That was in June. They didn’t call me back until November to say that I got the part. Everyone [in Hollywood] knew I was shooting the movie: It was this unbelievable couple of weeks for me, and everyone was throwing parties and I was invited to everything. And then two weeks later, my roommate came home and said that her friend auditioned for my role. I called my agent, and as it turns out, the old head of Sony didn’t think I was right for the part. Because I wasn’t blond-haired like the character was in the comic books. And they started, unbeknownst to me, seeing other people. And that went on for a month and a half, and it almost broke me. Then on Christmas Eve, my agent called and said, “Congratulations! They didn’t find anyone else. You got the role back.” And I just gave an

unenthusiastic “Great.” That was my first job, and with it came a really tough meal to digest, which was the fact that Hollywood gives you [a role] and they can just take it right back. Under the surface was this unbelievable disappointment that the rest of the public doesn’t see. They don’t understand that I went through the worst roller-coaster ride of my entire life.

Did you worry after Magic Mike about being typecast?

I remember when I got the first script for Magic Mike, I was working with Chris Rock and I kind of put my head in my hands, and Chris said, “What’s up?” I told him, “I got this script to read, this offer, this movie. It’s about male strippers.”

And he kind of made a face like “Mmm” and said, “Well, who’s directing it?” I told him it was Steven Soderbergh, and he said, “You’ve gotta do that movie.” My response was: “I know, but I have my shirt off a lot on True Blood, and now I’ll have my shirt off in this movie. I’m worried that people aren’t going to be able to see past that and actually look at the work.”

And he said, “Look, man, Brad Pitt had his shirt off for 15 years; he’s doing just fine.” Look, True Blood was my big break, but when you do A Streetcar Named Desire at Yale [Repertory Theatre] and the first half of the review talks about your physique, it’s like, Jesus Christ, you know I can act, right?

Does it frustrate you that the media seems to always focus on that?

It is what it is. I think the vast majority of writers ask me questions about the work, but they don’t care about the work.

It’s the physique questions or the relationship questions that wind up becoming the clickbait that kind of covers up the project that I’m in.

Speaking of which, it must have been nice to get a call for a movie where they don’t care about your physique.

It’s the Smurfs! It’s a cute movie about little blue people who go on adventures. It’s going to be fun. But once again the press is like, “So your Smurf has his shirt off?” Every Smurf has his shirt off—they all do!

If they asked you to do another Magic Mike…

I’ll do it in, like, 20 years, when we’re all in an old-age home. I hope I’m in that kind of shape in 20 years! Fingers crossed.

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“Hollywood gives you [a role] and they can just take it right back. Under the surface was this unbelievable disappointment the rest of the public doesn’t see.”

I’ve spent about a year and a half saying no to all that stuff, and I literally said no to everything that came my way. It’s not interesting to me. If it’s funny, I’ll do it. But I can’t even tell you how many superhero or supervillain roles along the way were not right for me. You know, because I didn’t want to cash my chips in. I wanted to get the one that was the right one, that had the right legs, that was going to be directed or written by the right person. That was going to tell a great story.

I finally wound up with something that I thought was interesting in [Deathstroke].

How do you let loose?

I’m an avid reader, so I’m always reading something. I love just hanging out with my wife. We just have a great time together—we’re great, we just laugh all day long. If I had my choice, it would be just jumping in the car with my wife and taking a weekend trip somewhere.

You got married here in West Palm Beach—why?

You know, the marriage is for both of you, but the wedding is for the wife. She wanted to get married here, at the Breakers, which is such an unbelievable hotel. It’s like a European castle on the beach in Florida—it is insane. She expressed that’s where she always wanted to get married, so we flew out and checked it out and it seemed amazing. And that was it. There are certain things you choose your battles for, and when it comes to the wedding, I recommend every guy out there just do what she wants. My wife was definitely right: It was amazing, the most incredible weekend of my life. It was unbelievable.

As a classically trained actor, you’re trained to be in front of the camera, but did you ever expect you’d be part of an A-list couple in the limelight?

No, I just married the girl that I love. That was it. I really do believe that we were put on the planet to be with each other.

From the first date, it was just like wow! It was so easy in all the ways that you want it to be easy and challenging in all of the most fun ways possible. So I knew right away and that was it. I was never part of a celebrity couple before this, because I never wanted to go through the difficulty that can bring in

terms of paparazzi and attention. Those people want to interfere with your serenity; they want to interfere with your relationship. They want to write things that hopefully will instigate trouble in your relationship so they can sell magazines or get clicks. And it’s a really insidious side of the business, as I’ve found out. The two of us knew that once it became public that we were together—and we had conversations about how that would change a lot of things, and she is the only woman on the planet that I was willing to go through all of that for. Because she’s the greatest. And all that pressure has just brought us closer together. It’s not something that we welcome into our lives. We try to stay private. At the end of the day, it’s really nobody else’s business but ours. It’s just that I love her and she loves me and here we are. And there is a price for that, when living in the public eye.

Moving forward, what is a role or a project that you really want?

I’d love to get back up on stage. Maybe something on Broadway. I haven’t done Shakespeare in a while. I’m certainly getting old enough to start doing Chekhov roles properly. I love the process of theater; I love table work. I love working for three weeks to a month before you put something up, then you invite an audience in.

What charity are you involved in?

I’m on the board of trustees for Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh (chp.edu), and I’m headed there soon to bring the Smurfs to the hospital for the kids, and Sony has been kind enough to let me screen the movie for the kids who can’t go to the theater.

We’re going to have a big fundraiser. I love those kids in the hospital, man. Watching kids fight what they’re fighting through just makes your heart swell. You want to do absolutely everything you can to make their fight a little bit easier.

What do you love about Miami?

I usually visit at least once a year. I love Miami. If I had my way, or if I could live anywhere, it would be Miami, 100 percent. Or somewhere in Southern Florida. I like that humidity, the culture, the Cuban coffee, the cigars. So maybe one day I’ll wind up retiring here.

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UNIVERSE No longer just the gateway to the Americas, Miami is now a true global hot spot, attracting attention from Asia, the Middle East, and beyond.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY SHUTTERSTOCK

by JON WARECH

For years, Miami was a place to watch the sun rise, Jet Ski across the bay, and spend untold hours soaking in the scenery. Heaven on earth hopped up on Cuban coffee, the city’s location made it the perfect escape not just from frigid weather to the north, but from political turmoil to the south. The whole world, it seemed, wanted to come to Miami. They still do, of course, but increasingly now, they all want a piece of the action.

“It’s a tropical paradise and a truly urban city,” says Craig Robins, CEO and president of Dacra, the real estate development crew behind Miami’s latest boomtown, the Miami Design District. “Miami has become a city of global cultural substance. It’s hard to define tourist and local. We have full-time residents, we have people who spend the winter here, we have people with second, third, fourth, and fifth homes here, and then we have people staying in hotels. It’s that combination of people who are experiencing Miami in different ways that makes up the totality of our city. It makes Miami a much bigger city than its population.”

Indeed, the multimillion-dollar penthouses with helipads at One Thousand Museum (1000museum.com), the Formula One simulators at the Estates at Acqualina (estatesatacqualina.com), the Olympic-size infinity pools and every other amenity under the sun are attracting tenants from across the planet, turning Miami into a genuinely multicultural city.

“The first few buildings that we started selling in 2010 right after the down cycle, 80 to 90 percent of my buyers were from Argentina, Venezuela, and Colombia,” says Sonia Figueroa, senior vice president of development for the Related Group. “Then you saw buyers coming in from Turkey, Brazil, and Europe.” Related’s Gran Paraiso (gran paraisoresidences.com) has drawn customers from more than 40 countries—from Italy, France, and Spain to Abu Dhabi and Kuwait, Russia, China, even the Democratic Republic of the Congo. “When we’re doing our outreach, we’re not only going to South America; we’re going all over the world.” In fact, Canada recently overtook Colombia as the country whose citizens search for South Florida real estate most often, according to the Miami Association of Realtors; among foreign buyers of Miami-area property, Canadians rank fourth. But some experts see a surge coming from the East.

“This is the dawn of the Asian era,” says Jesse Ottley, president of Cervera’s Development Division and president of the Greater Miami chapter of the Asian Real Estate Association of America. “I think in the next 10 years, we will see a shift in Miami, and a big part of that will be the influence of Asian investors settling down here.” In fact, the association is holding its Global Luxury Summit right here in Miami, April 21–23 (summit.areaa.org)—expected to be the largest gathering of AsianAmerican real estate professionals in the city’s history.

Recently classified an “Alpha–” city by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network (based on its booming economy, diverse population, international trade, and vibrant culture), Miami now has the largest concentration of international banks in the United States.

“We have buyers from Norway, we have buyers from Azerbaijan, we have buyers from Hong Kong—all over the world,” says Harvey Daniels, director of sales at One Thousand Museum, the 62-story downtown tower with just 83 residential units.

The question is why. Miami has had sun and sand forever, so why in the past five or six years has it become more popular than ever before?

“Miami is the Riviera of the South and has always had that energy to it, but in terms of real estate, there is an emergence of ‘starchitects’ coming in and building beautiful monuments that you haven’t seen before,” explains Daniels, who is also vice president of development sales at Sotheby’s International Realty, which represents One Thousand Museum, designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid.

Other examples include SLS Brickell (slshotels.com/brickell), with interiors by Philippe Starck, and Gran Paraiso, designed by Piero Lissoni. “When Italian purchasers see the name Lissoni, they recognize that brand of elegant Italian design,” says Figueroa of the Related Group. “I think that’s a plus.”

Of course, luring a world-renowned architect takes more than a fat paycheck. First Miami needed to build its global brand—a feat it accomplished by attracting a wide range of major events. In the last few months alone, the city has hosted the Miami International Boat Show, the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, the Ultra Music Festival, the Miami Open, and many more. And don’t forget winning three NBA championships in just 10 years, hosting the 2020 Super Bowl, and welcoming the next edition of the legendary soccer match known as El Clásico. Miami is constantly buzzing, catching the eye of jet-setters from around the world. But the real game-changer, according to most observers, was Art Basel, which debuted its Miami Beach edition in 2002, adding the city to the radar of wealthy international collectors, whose private jets filled runways from here to West Palm Beach.

“Art Basel exposed us on a different level,” says Peggy Fucci, president and CEO of OneWorld Properties, the exclusive sales and marketing firm for Paramount Miami Worldcenter (paramountmiami.com). “Miami was not the Miami Vice drug scene that people around the world thought it was. Art Basel brought sophistication, and every year it has grown to exceed the expectations of visitors with restaurants and cultural centers.”

But the city’s cultural development since Art Basel hasn’t just attracted scores of tourists; it has also given them a reason to stay. Institutions like Pérez Art Museum Miami (1103 Biscayne Blvd., 305-375-3000; pamm.org), the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (icamiami.org), and the Frost Museum of Science (frostscience.org), and restaurants such

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as Joe’s Stone Crab (11 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-673-0365; joes stonecrab.com) and Prime 112 (112 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach, 305-532-8112; mylesrestaurantgroup.com)—two of the top 10 highest-grossing restaurants in the country—made Miami unique. Then, New York City hot spots like Upland (49 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-602-9998; uplandmiami.com), Employees Only (1030 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 786-264-3945; employeesonly miami.com), and Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill (336 21st St., Miami Beach, 305-800-0404; blueribbonrestaurants.com) came south, adding a dash of culinary familiarity for international scenesters.

“Our culinary roots are international and ignore boundaries, and Miami is certainly that kind of place,” says Blue Ribbon owner Ken Bromberg. “One review from the early days referred to our menu as a ‘League of Nations,’ with salt-and-pepper shrimp, escargot, and matzo ball soup all happily coexisting. Miami strikes us as the same kind of city, one where multiple cultures mix and where the clientele appreciates an elevated but casual experience.”

That diversity—in the eats and on the streets—in turn helped attract even more people. “Because Miami is so multicultural, it’s very easy to integrate here,” says Ottley of the Asian Real Estate Association of America. “It’s very easy to come here and be accepted. Twenty years ago, I think a Chinatown

would have been an important component, but this new, younger demographic is a lot more integrated and not relying as much on that. Miami is an open city and one of the easiest cities to start a business in, and the price points for real estate are exceptional.”

For the Chinese in particular, Ottley explains, a growing Asian student population at the University of Miami and other local colleges has helped lay the foundation: They arrive, their parents invest in property here, and families begin to put down roots. Add the Hong Kong-based Swire Properties’ development of Brickell Key and Brickell City Centre (and the possibility that the airline Cathay Pacific will soon debut a nonstop flight between Miami and Hong Kong) and the future continues to look bright. “It all begins to weave an interesting story of how South Florida will develop with the Asian market,” he says.

“China is a market I’ve been cultivating for several years,” adds OneWorld Properties’ Fucci. “Last year I was there five times. For us, the Chinese are our third most important buyer behind Brazil and Turkey.”

No matter where he or she arrives from, the new Miamian has high expectations when it comes to real estate amenities, restaurants, culture, and, of course, shopping. Robins, who created the Design District, knew that for it to

“Miami is an open city and one of the easiest cities to start a business in, and the price points for real estate are exceptional.”—jesse ottley The monumental bronze sculpture by Fernando Botero outside SLS Brickell. right: One Thousand Museum, designed

by Zaha Hadid, one of the starchitects who helped put Miami on the global map.

be successful, it couldn’t be simply a place to shop.

“We’ve really worked on trying to make the Design District a place where, if you’re visiting Miami, it’s something that you have to see and experience,” he says, citing cultural offerings like the ICA, the de la Cruz Collection (23 NE 41st St., 305-576-6112; delacruzcollection.org), Swampspace (3940 N. Miami Ave., 305-710-8631; swampspace.blogspot.com), Locust Projects (3852 N. Miami Ave., 305-576-8570; locustprojects.org), and his own art collection as some of the area’s attractions. “We have a strong public park, a design and architecture program enabling people to walk around the neighborhood and see extraordinary installations. In addition, you can go and see these amazing global flagship stores that don’t exist in many places in the world. The Hermès store (163 NE 39th St., 305-868-0118; hermes.com) in the Design District is one of six in the world of a certain special category for Hermès.”

But above all, Miami is growing as a global destination because we offer life in unprecedented variety. On the beaches, you can hear dozens of languages being spoken and a never-ending assortment of topics being discussed. The wealthy can get here fast, get around easily, and feel safe. They can do business by the pool or party till the sun comes up. They can revel in the thrill of a city that seems to move at the speed of light, or lounge on a yacht and sip Champagne in slow motion. Best of all, they can brag to their friends that they live in Miami.

“These high-net-worth, globe-trotting individuals who have the funds are trophy property collectors,” says Daniels. “They collect property like they collect art. Miami is a very fun, sexy city, and they like to come here. They’re not the type of investor who’s going to keep it for a year and flip it. That’s not what happens anymore.”

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Gran Paraiso. right, from top: The Miami Design District; Pérez Art Museum Miami; the welcome reception at the Bass Museum of Art for 2016’s Art Basel in Miami Beach; Blue Ribbon Sushi; Paramount Miami Worldcenter.

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opposite page: Bustier top, Victoria Beckham (price on request). victoriabeckham.com.

Trousers, Michael Kors Collection ($795). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-8644144; michaelkors.com.

Fringe earrings, Ralph Lauren Collection ($650). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-861-2059; ralphlauren.com. Lars leather lounge chair, Room & Board ($1,299). roomandboard.com

this page: Mini-Falabella box bag, Stella McCartney ($975). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-8642218; stellamccartney.com.

Large Dome bangle, Alexis Bittar ($245).

Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour Shops, 305-865-6161; neimanmarcus.com.

Hadley Bermuda bag, Michael Kors Collection ($990). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-864-4144; michaelkors.com. Ravello sandal, Bottega Veneta ($670). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-864-6247; bottegaveneta.com.

Sunglasses, Tomas Maier ($230). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-351-9560; tomasmaier.com

Jacket ($2,200), bralette ($480), and skirt ($1,800), Bottega Veneta. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-864-6247; bottegaveneta.com. O-ring stud earrings, Eddie Borgo ($90). Bloomingdale’s, The Falls, 8888 SW 136th St., Miami, 305-252-6300; bloomingdales.com.

Hammered bronze necklace, Ashley Pittman ($695).

Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour Shops, 305-865-6161; neimanmarcus.com. 18k yellow-gold and tiger’s eye Perlée ring, Van Cleef & Arpels ($2,200). Miami Design District, 140 NE 39th St., 786-792-3925; vancleefarpels.com. 18k yellow-gold guilloche and diamond Amulette de Cartier ring, Cartier ($5,500). Miami Design District, 147 NE 39th St., 305-894-2960; cartier.us.

Rafia sandals, Weekend Max Mara ($245).

Bloomingdale’s, see above.

Lars leather lounge chair, Room & Board ($1,299). roomandboard.com

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Cordelia gold bag, Bally ($1,395). Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., 305-936-1458; bally.com.

Sunglasses, Prada ($360).

Sunglass Hut, 673 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-672-7788; sunglasshut.com. Large medicine pouch, The Row ($3,150). therow.com.

Rafia sandal, Weekend Max Mara ($245).

Bloomingdale’s, The Falls, 8888 SW 136th St., Miami, 305-252-6300; bloomingdales.com.

Chet velvet minaudière, Eddie Borgo ($1,490).

Bloomingdale’s, see above

Dress, Marni ($5,660).

Miami Design District, 3930 NE Second Ave., 305-764-3357; marni.com.

18k yellow-gold Perlée rings, Van Cleef & Arpels ($850 and $1,350). Miami Design District, 140 NE 39th St., 786-792-3925; vancleefarpels.com

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Belt, Gucci ($420). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-8686504; gucci.com. Peking headdress necklace, Lele Sadoughi ($495). Intermix, 634 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-531-5950; intermixonline.com. Bag, Giorgio Armani ($2,495).

Miami Design District, 174 NE 39th St., 786-501-7215; armani.com. Nile small bracelet bag, ChloÊ ($1,450). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-861-1909; chloe.com. Twisted Abaca rug, Serena & Lily ($798–$2,598). serenaandlily.com

Dress ($3,250) and hammered-metal earrings ($495), Proenza Schouler. Saks Fifth Avenue, Brickell City Centre, 701 S. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-907-3800; saks.com

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Rope Monogram Petite Malle, Louis Vuitton ($6,600). Miami Design District, 140 NE 39th St., 305-573-1366; louisvuitton.com. Lucia bag, Dolce & Gabbana ($2,295). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-8660503; dolcegabbana.com.

Sandal ($740) and bracelets ($750 and $600), Hermès.

Miami Design District, 163 NE 39th St., 305-868-0118; hermes.com. Knot earrings, Loewe ($450). Miami Design District, 110 NE 39th St., 305-576-7601; loewe.com.

Twisted Abaca rug, Serena & Lily ($798–$2,598). serenaandlily.com Hair by Andrea Wilson using T3 tools, Living Proof, and NARS Makeup by Ricky Wilson at Ivy Eleven agency using Dior Manicure by Michelle Matthews using Chanel Le Vernis Model: Daria Zhemkova at Muse NYC

PORTOFINO TOWER PH4004, MIAMI BEACH $8,490,000. Virtually Staged. 4BR. 4 BATH. MLS# A10132113.

Pamela Bahouth 305.469.3100

VENETIAN ISLANDS WATERFRONT HOME, MIAMI BEACH

CONTINUUM NORTH 2704, MIAMI BEACH

Price Upon Request. Rendering. 5BR. 7.5 BATH. Jeff Miller 305.610.4509

$7,395,000. 3BR. 3.5 BATH. MLS# A10213460.

Diana Carulla 305.610.8769 Michelle Rojas 305.609.7176

BAY FRONT HOME, MIAMI

ICON SOUTH BEACH 2101, MIAMI BEACH

10950 OLD CUTLER ROAD, CORAL GABLES

$4,695,000. 5BR. 6.5 BATH. MLS# A10212605.

Lisa Van Wagenen 305.495.8417

$4,500,000. 3BR. 3.5 BATH. MLS# A10196216.

Dario Stoka 305.987.1195 Giorgio Vecchi 305.798.9300

$6,299,999. 8BR. 6.5 BATH. MLS# A10086933.

Anabella Hidalgo 305.302.8118

VILLA JOLA LA GORCE HOME, MIAMI BEACH

13030 LERIDA STREET, CORAL GABLES

ONE OCEAN 505, MIAMI BEACH

$3,995,000. 4BR. 4.5 BATH. MLS# A10222154.

Carol Cassis 305.205.6639 Stephen Burke 305.215.7833

$3,699,000. 4BR. 4.5 BATH. 100 ft WF. MLS# A10183525.

Ray Navarro 305.666.2776

$3,395,000. Virtually Staged. 3BR. 3.5 BATH. MLS# A10076771.

Dario Stoka 305.987.1195 Giorgio Vecchi 305.798.9300

FIFTH STREET 1129 5TH Street, Miami Beach, FL 33139 t: 305.726.0100 CONTINUUM 40 S Pointe Dr, Suite 110, Miami Beach, FL 33139 t: 305.695.1111 COCONUT GROVE 2665 S Bayshore Dr, Suite 100, Miami, FL 33133 t: 305.666.1800 SOUTH MIAMI 7500 Red Road, Suite A, South Miami, FL 33143 t: 305.662.9975

KEY BISCAYNE 755 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 t: 305.361.6666

4965 HAMMOCK LAKE DRIVE, CORAL GABLES PORTOFINO TOWER 1001, MIAMI BEACH

ICON SOUTH BEACH 2903, MIAMI BEACH

$3,290,000. Lot SF: 38,768. MLS# A2154368.

Toni Schrager 305.338.9000

$2,950,000. Virtually Staged. 3BR. 3 BATH. MLS# A10183713.

Dario Stoka 305.987.1195 Giorgio Vecchi 305.798.9300

$3,150,000. 3BR. 2.5 BATH. MLS# A10216000.

Jeff Miller 305.610.4509

MURANO GRANDE 906, MIAMI BEACH $2,695,000. 2BR. 2.5 BATH. MLS# A10177732.

Jeff Miller 305.610.4509

9150 SW 124 STREET, MIAMI

11250 SW 60 COURT, PINECREST

$2,325,000. 6BR. 6.5 BATH. MLS# A10007336.

Ilaria Cunningham 305.202.4754

$3,790,000. 7BR. 7.5 BATH. MLS# A10097918.

Josie Wang 305.666.9759

BELLE PLAZA PH2, MIAMI BEACH

ABSOLUT LOFTS LP-5, MIAMI BEACH

ARTECITY PARK SOUTH TOWER, MIAMI BEACH

$1,795,000. 2BR. 2 BATH. MLS# A10175878.

Lisa Van Wagenen 305.495.8417

$1,095,000. Virtually Staged. 3 BR. 3 BATH. MLS# A10193977.

Pamela Bahouth 305.469.3100

$739,000. Furnished. 2BR. 2 BATH. MLS# A10089398.

Pedro Cuberos 305.491.0649

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LUXURY LIVING IN SOUTH FLORIDA ISN’T LIMITED TO MIAMI, AS BREATHTAKING NEW PROJECTS COME TO FORT LAUDERDALE AND BEYOND.

BY ROBYN A. FRIEDMAN

In the market for a new home in South Florida? Don’t forget to turn your eyes north. Fort Lauderdale is no longer just a spring break destination; it has evolved into a world-class city with superb dining, shopping, performing arts, and luxury homes. But there’s one more factor that may pique the interest of luxury condo buyers.

“You’re never going to see pricing like this ever again on Fort Lauderdale Beach,” says Craig Studnicky, a cofounder of the Aventura-based International Sales Group, a real estate sales and marketing firm that represents new projects throughout South Florida.

“The equivalent property in Miami Beach is now three times as much.”

Here are nine new developments in Greater Fort Lauderdale that merit your attention.

LIFE MEETS STYLE: THE RESIDENCES AT W FORT LAUDERDALE

The owners of these 171 one- and two-bedroom residences can enjoy all the services and amenities of the W Fort Lauderdale hotel, from dining at Steak 954 to pampering at Bliss Spa. The units were recently revamped by the New York-based studio Meyer Davis and come fully outfitted with Italian cabinetry, stone countertops, an entertainment system, and the signature W Hotels bed. Priced from $730,000 to $1.5 million, they are available for immediate occupancy. 3101 Bayshore Dr., Fort Lauderdale, 954-462-1633; wfortlauderdaleresidences.com

The award-winning studio Meyer Davis recently redesigned the interiors of 147 residences at the W Fort Lauderdale, whose striking new lobby announces the building’s sleek, chic, ultramodern aesthetic.

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A master-planned community, Botaniko Weston offers 125 single-family homes with lush landscaping, bike paths, and tranquil water features.

SKY HIGH: 100 LAS OLAS

Slated to be Fort Lauderdale’s tallest building, this 46-story mixed-use project by the Kolter Group will feature 121 residences and a 238-room Hyatt Centric hotel. The two- and three-bedroom units will range from 1,501 to 2,964 square feet and offer expansive private terraces, Nolte cabinets with quartz countertops, Jenn-Air appliances, and Grohe and Kohler plumbing fixtures. The amenities include an observation deck, a 1,900-square-foot fitness center, a pool, cabanas, a news room, and a club room. Expected delivery is in fall 2019. Prices start at $800,000.

100 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-800-6263; onehundredlasolas.com INTRACOASTAL DREAMLAND: 321 AT WATER’S EDGE

Scheduled for completion in December 2018, 321 at Water’s

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Edge will have just 23 waterfront residences, ranging in size from 2,800 to 3,800 square feet. The units will feature designer kitchens with custom Italian cabinets, Hansgrohe fixtures, quartz countertops, and Gaggenau appliances.

Inside the building, you’ll find a chic lobby, a private wine club and lounge with personal wine storage, and a fitness center, while outside you can enjoy a waterfront pool and a private marina. Prices range from $1.95 million to $3.5 million. 321 N. Birch Road, Fort Lauderdale, 877-969-3571; 321island.com OCEAN VIEW: AUBERGE BEACH RESIDENCES & SPA

A two-tower project situated on 450 linear feet of beachfront land, Auberge will offer 171 units, to be completed in two phases. The development’s North Tower, with a glass-encased lobby and a

restaurant from a Michelin-starred chef, is slated for completion by the end of this year, while the South Tower, featuring a worldclass spa, is expected to be finished by mid-2018. Current prices range from $1.5 million to $9.8 million. 2200 N. Ocean Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 844-352-3224; aubergebeach.com IN THE TROPICS: BOTANIKO WESTON

Set on 121 acres, Botaniko features 125 single-family homes with five to seven bedrooms each and ranging in size from 6,500 to 9,700 square feet. Designed by acclaimed architects Chad Oppenheim and Roney J. Mateu, they boast modern interior-design schemes by V-Starr Interiors, the firm led by tennis champion Venus Williams. The first homes are scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2017. Prices start at $1.9 million. 16479 Botaniko Dr.

North, Weston, 954-543-5596; botanikoweston.com GREENER GRASS: THE ENCLAVE AT CORAL RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB

Nestled on 22 acres within Coral Ridge Country Club, the Enclave consists of 36 single-family homes adjoining a championship golf course. Prominent builders include Bomar Builders and Grey Door Luxury Homes, but lot buyers can choose their own builder as long as they get approval from the homeowners association. Residents can also apply for membership in the country club, where (in addition to the 18-hole golf course) the amenities include a swimming pool, dining, and tennis courts.

The home sites range from $800,000 to $1.4 million.

3850 N. Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale, 954-839-9722; enclavecrcc.com

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above: The gated Enclave at Coral Ridge Country Club provides seclusion, sophistication, and an 18-hole golf course practically in your backyard. below: Few buildings can match the sublime ocean views and spacious outdoor living of Paramount Fort Lauderdale Beach.

ALL-IN-ONE: THE OCEAN RESORT RESIDENCES

This mixed-use project (which includes the Conrad Fort Lauderdale hotel) has 290 units, ranging from studios to threebedrooms, as well as penthouses.

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The residences are fully furnished, with features such as curvedscreen televisions, spacious private balconies, marble entry foyers, and kitchens with SubZero and Wolf appliances. Special comforts include a pool, cabanas,

a poolside restaurant and bar, a fitness center, a Conrad-branded spa, and an on-site gourmet market for convenient shopping.

Prices start around $400,000. 551 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-749-7200; theoceanfortlauderdale.com ELEVATED LUXURY: PARAMOUNT FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH

Adjoining the tropical gardens of Bonnet House, this 95-unit project features townhomes and penthouses in addition to traditional condominium units.

The residences contain semiprivate elevators; gourmet kitchens with Italkraft cabinets, quartz countertops, and appliances by Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Bosch; and wine storage. Even better: The building boasts an oceanfront restaurant, a club room with a private dining room, a fitness center, a pool with food and beverage service, and concierge services. Set for delivery this

summer, the available units are currently priced from $1.2 million.

701 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-5147492; paramountresidences.com RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT: RIVA

This 15-story, 100-unit luxury condominium building is the first on Middle River in Fort Lauderdale. The project features two- and three-bedroom residences, as well as two-story penthouses with three or four bedrooms. At Riva, you’ll also find a private club for residents and their guests, a fitness center, a club room, an exhibition kitchen, a spa, private wine lockers, a pool, cabanas, and a dog walk.

Completion is scheduled for late this summer. Prices range from $700,000 to over $2 million for the condominiums and from $2.65 million for the penthouses.

1180 N. Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale, 954-233-3288; riva-condo.com

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A NEWLY BUILT CONTEMPORARY HOME HITS THE MARKET IN GROWING COCONUT GROVE.

BY ROBYN A. FRIEDMAN

A 9,165-square-foot, brand-new state-of-theart mansion has hit the market in Coconut Grove—the only new house of its size available for the price right now in the lush Miami neighborhood, according to its broker.

The two-story

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residence, at 1641 South Bayshore Drive, was built by South Miami-based Terras Developers. Completed in February, it offers six bedrooms, seven full and two half baths, a playroom, office, smart-home technology, and a six-car garage. “It’s the new kid

on the block for South Bayshore Drive,” says Karen Elmir, a top-producing real estate agent with The Elmir Group at Cervera Real Estate in Miami. “It’s very modern and contemporary.”

With swoon-worthy interior features, including 24-foot ceilings,

floor-to-ceiling impact windows, marble and wood flooring throughout, and an elevator that gives residents direct access from the garage to the living areas or master bedroom, the home is truly a gem in the Grove.

All of the finishes are Italian, says Elmir, from

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SPACE ABODE & BEYOND clockwise from left: The Boffi kitchen boasts Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances; the marble-clad master bathroom is part of a 1,158square-foot master suite; in the backyard, a 466-square-foot gazebo is equipped with a full kitchen and grill, perfect for alfresco dining.

“[THE HOUSE] IS VERY MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY.” –karen elmir to cook. Elmir’s favorite element, however, is the master bathroom, which is clad completely in slick marble. It’s part of the 1,158-square-foot master suite, which has two walk-in closets to accommodate even the most extravagant wardrobes, and a balcony. Outside, the house boasts a heated infinity-edge pool and a 466-square-foot gazebo complete with its own

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kitchen, a built-in grill, and even a full bathroom—all sitting on the home’s 30,375-square-foot lot.

The architect on the project is Edgar Kamal, Elmir says. The house is available either unfurnished or, for an additional fee, fully furnished. Make yourself at home. For pricing and additional information, contact Karen Elmir at 786-301-2220 or cervera.com.

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GAME ON IN THE ESTATES AT ACQUALINA, THE TRUMP GROUP IS DOING MORE THAN CREATING AN OPULENT PLACE TO LIVE. IT’S BRINGING ENTERTAINMENT AND ADVENTURE RIGHT TO YOUR DOORSTEP.

BY JON WARECH

Amenities are a given in any luxury development, but these days a pool, a gym, and even a world-class spa aren’t enough to satisfy the needs of elite buyers looking to call South Florida home. At the Estates at Acqualina, a $1.5 billion residential project in Sunny Isles Beach (slated to open in 2020), upscale living means a property that’s also a one-stop shop for all your action, adventure, and entertainment desires.

The Trump Group (no relation) hired Reddymade Architecture and Design to create Villa Acqualina, a 45,000-square-foot residentsonly amenity complex. Forget about keeping up with the Joneses; this place would make the Jetsons feel at home.

“Wealthy people love to be pampered,” says developer Jules Trump. “This is the treatment that they are accustomed to. I don’t think it matters whether they’re from India or Connecticut; they love the pampering idea.”

The key, according to Trump, is to design an environment that residents never need to leave—which is why Villa Acqualina will include facilities like a movie theater, bowling lanes, an ice-skating rink, a salt room in the spa, and even a twostory nightclub.

“With the level of client we serve, it’s very important that they be entertained,” he says.

“They don’t want to go to a public ice rink. As we’ve learned over the years what people like, we add and we test and see what’s around the world that’s attractive to people.”

Taking the concept of amenities to a dynamic new level, the Estates will also be home

to a soccer field, basketball courts, a FlowRider for surfers, and a Formula One racing simulator that received an unsolicited seal of approval from a racing legend. “Emerson Fittipaldi was here one day,” Trump says. “He and his son were on the simulator in the Mansions [an adjacent property at Acqualina] for two hours. They enjoyed it tremendously. It gives a very real experience.”

For the developer, these perks (which also include a cigar room, an intimate wine room, and a new spin on the office dubbed the Wall Street Traders Club) amount to a $100 million expense—and that isn’t even counting the neighboring Acqualina Resort & Spa, a AAA Five Diamond facility that residents will have full access to.

The combination makes the Estates tough to duplicate.

“I don’t know that others will follow,” Trump says. “It’s expensive. There are very few places that will go to the extent of having a five-star hotel and five-star amenities.

You don’t have to do this to sell apartments, but we want to provide the finest.”

For Trump, the living experience begins the second a resident walks through the door, which is why he enlisted Karl Lagerfeld to design the lobbies. “At first we thought, ‘How different can a lobby be?’ But he did something amazing. People are not just impressed by the name, but the sheer beauty of it.

Walking in each time will be an experience.” And living there will be extraordinary.

17885 Collins Ave., Sunny Isles, 305-933-6666; estates atacqualina.com

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Anne Lima and Zachary Scott at Ocean Drive’s February cover celebration hosted by Charlotte McKinney at Byblos Miami.

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Ocean Drive, alongside stylish retailer Guess, celebrated its February issue with an exclusive soirée hosted by cover star Charlotte McKinney at South Beach dining destination and lounge Byblos Miami, where partygoers toasted the model with specialty cocktails courtesy of Brugal Rum.

Trixia Angel, Emily Lantaff, Stephen Macricostas, and Young Jean Ransdell at Ocean Drive’s February cover celebration hosted by Charlotte McKinney at Byblos Miami.

Sacha Lichine, Molly Fuller, Paul Chevalier, Alina Pokidova, and Christie Marie Powers at the Whispering Angel X Barton Gray South Beach Wine & Food Festival kickoff celebration and yacht party at The Standard Miami.

COOKING FOR A CAUSE Jaclyn Johnson and Rocky Barnes at the Create & Cultivate Style Summit, Part I of Underground Lauderdale Fashion Week.

Craig Studnicky, James Hitchcock, and Rick Fortenbury at the Fort Lauderdale Evolution Series kickoff event hosted by The Residences at W Fort Lauderdale.

Epicurean philanthropists headed to the Hotel Colonnade to indulge in decadent dishes prepared by cheflebrities during Darlene and Jorge Pérez’s annual Buen Provecho Miami! extravaganza, benefiting United Cerebral Palsy of South Florida.

Francesca Halpryn, Craig Robins, and Alisa Romano at the opening of Tod’s Miami Design District boutique.

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Ivania Gonzalez, Linda Gluck, and Maria Gonzalez at Buen Provecho Miami! benefiting United Cerebral Palsy of South Florida.

Amanda Church, Olga Blavatnik, Ines Rivero, and Kinga Lampert at the opening of Tod’s Miami Design District boutique.

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Jessica Osman, David Perez, and Grace Bracamonte at Buen Provecho Miami! benefiting United Cerebral Palsy of South Florida.

Ken DeGori, Derick Henry, Daniel Solomon, Gino LoPinto, and Dennis DeGori at E11EVEN.

Mike Fischetti, Michael Beltran, Cesar Zapata, Gregory Pugin, Darlene Pérez, and Ingrid Hoffmann at Buen Provecho Miami! benefiting United Cerebral Palsy of South Florida.

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Brett Sugerman, Fernan Hernandez, Jay Britto, and Holger Odenstein at the Clima Outdoor Showroom for the 75th Anniversary of Gandia Blasco celebration.

Victoria Coifman and Elaine Gregory at European Wax Center Brow Happy Hour at SLS South Beach.

Design buffs gathered at the Solesdi Boffi showroom to experience the high-end appliance line’s special Five Senses event. Across the bridge on the beach, Miami fashionistas flocked to the Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach to shop the latest styles from Rebecca Taylor.

Marilyn Padilla and Viviana Junc at the Rebecca Taylor Trunk Show hosted at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach.

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Joe Aniello, Leigh Kapps, Norman Bonchick, and Norma Echarte at Buen Provecho Miami! benefiting United Cerebral Palsy of South Florida.

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Alessia Marcenaro, Giacomo Rossi, and Fabrizio Mani at Solesdi’s Five Senses event at the Boffi showroom.

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Wendy D’elia, Max Bonati, Gerardo Estevez, Cesar Bustamante, and Gonzalo Enrique Correa at Solesdi’s Five Senses event at the Boffi showroom.

Quinton Weisberg and Bonnie Lerner at the Miami Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Legacy Kickoff at the Alfred I. DuPont hotel.

Kristin Chambless, Victoria Rafaeli, and Dianna Hughes at Create & Cultivate Style Summit, Part I of Underground Lauderdale Fashion Weekend.

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Leslie Wolfson, Cece Feinberg, and Gigi Ganatra at the Rebecca Taylor Trunk Show at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach.

Karel Foti and Bill Banchs at the Miami Cancer Institute inaugural weekend ribbon-cutting and VIP celebration.

Tyler Newell and Michael Macdonnell at the sbe Reintroduces Townhouse Hotel Miami event.

Laura Perlongo and Nev Schulman at the PĂŠrez Art Museum Miami Third Thursdays Poplife Social 80s Party.

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Jackie Soffer and Magen Banwart at the Turnberry Isle celebration of the âme Spa and Wellness Collection unveiling.

Loren Ridinger and Lala Anthony at the Market America and Shop.com World Conference 2017 afterparty.

Stuart, Lori, and Emilie Sobel at the Bal Harbour Village 70th-anniversary celebration.

Ana Clara Carvalho and Isabella Gallart and the Brickell City Centre Peru Runners cocktail reception at Rise.

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SHOT ON SITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY SETH BROWARNIK Jennifer Lauren and Alexei Ratmansky at the Miami City Ballet’s celebration of the opening of Program III at The Deck at Island Gardens.

Katelin Sisson, Ben Pundole, and Heather Lilleston at The Miami Beach Edition’s celebration of the partnership with Yoga for Bad People.

Gustavo Yacaman, Chapman Ducote, and Kalle Wessel at the Douglas Elliman X JetSmarter X Delta Yachts event at a private residence.

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Philip Levine and Chris Burch at the FIDF International Miami Gala at Faena Forum.

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Deborah Spiegelman and Jeff Berkowitz at the Neiman Marcus Bal Harbour Spring Fashion Luncheon honoring Spiegelman.

Lisa Johnson and Richard Hines at Johnson’s presentation of 108 Rock Star Guitars at Gallery 88.

Jorge Plasencia and Wendy Grant at the 2018 Broadway Season announcement at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.

Anastasia Koutsioukis and Milan Vukmirovic at the Milan Vukmirovic of Ports 161 and Fashion For Men Fashion for Breakfast at Cecconi’s at Soho Beach House.

Jennifer Valoppi and Gianvito Rossi at Rossi’s Bal Harbour Shops opening celebration at Casa Tua.

Madelein Meppelink, Anouk Verge-Depre, Joy Stubbe, and Marketa Slukova at Cocktails with The Champions at The Swatch Beach Major Series at Fort Lauderdale Beach Park.

Enzo Morabito, Oren Alexander, and Dean Bloch at the exclusive cocktail celebration of the launching of Monad Terrace Sales Gallery hosted by JDS Development.

Steve Aoki and Mike Posner at LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

Luther “Uncle Luke” Campbell at Wall at the W South Beach.

Mike Gonzalez and Jeff Ross at LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

Oliver Key, Tarek M. El Sayed, and Julien Bardet at the La Gourmandise unveiling at The St. Regis Bal Harbour.

Danié Gómez-Ortigoza and Marina Vaskina at Ximena Kavalekas’s Brunch and Bubbles at District 900.

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Alexandria Guerra, Chelsea Rae Maloney, Anita Roman, and Ingrid Savain at the V Art of Wellness launch and Backyard Saturdays at The Confidante Miami Beach.

Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’oir at LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

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Annabel Harvey and Joey Brutus at Miami City Ballet’s Upper Room post-show reception at the Missoni Baia sales gallery.

Modern Machines at E11EVEN.

Chris Paciello, Wiz Khalifa, Rick Ross, and Sam Sneak at Rockwell’s one-year-anniversary celebration.

DJ E Feezy and Lil Wayne at LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

Adam Sosnick and Kris Humphries at Ricky’s South Beach.

DJ Vice, King Bach, Johnny Manziel, and Purple at LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

Travis Pastrana and Fredrik Johnsson at the Race of Champions Miami VIP Driver celebration at East, Miami.

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Aaron Resnick, Michael Grieco, and Christine Klingspor at the Little Lighthouse Foundation’s seventh-birthday celebration at Ora.

Julia Morgan and Mario at Wall at the W South Beach.

Los De La Vega, Julio Iglesias Jr., and Yani Kontos at Ora.

Rev Run at the Heineken Light Burger Bash hosted by Rachael Ray during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Andrew Zimmern and Carly Jo Jackson at Lucky Chopsticks An Asian Night Market hosted by Zimmern during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Massimo Bottura and Giada De Laurentiis at a dinner hosted by Bottura with special guest De Laurentiis at the Faena Hotel Miami Beach during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Michael Schwartz, Gabriele Corcos, and Debi Mazar at the Faena Rose conversation with Massimo Bottura and Giada De Laurentiis during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka at the Bloody Mary brunch hosted by Harris and Burtka at the Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Alex Guarnaschelli, Bobby Flay, and Katie Lee at a private dinner hosted by Sergio Sigala, Guarnaschelli, Flay, and Lee at Cecconi’s at Soho Beach House.

Rachael Ray and Guy Fieri at the Heineken Light Burger Bash hosted by Ray during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Duff Goldman and Devin Padgett at the Goya Foods Grand Tasting Village during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Snoop Dogg at the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Ingrosso, David Grutman, and Cedric Gervais at the Grutman Experience at the Goya Foods Grand Tasting Village during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Ricardo and Elena Restrepo with Trisha Yearwood and Lee Brian Schrager at the Southern Kitchen brunch hosted by Yearwood at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

Emeril Lagasse, Romero Britto, and José Andrés at the tribute dinner honoring Andrés at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel during the 16th annual SOBEWFF.

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TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR PARISIAN BISTRO PARIS 6 PROFFERS A SLICE OF FRANCE RIGHT ON SOUTH BEACH.

Have you ever left (or rather, closed) the club at 5 AM craving a croque monsieur—with a quail egg on top—only to go to bed hungry? Don’t ever do it again, thanks to Paris 6, open around the clock for all your eating and imbibing needs. The menu ranges from breakfast temptations like puff pastries filled with warm Brie cheese and apricot jelly to pasta dinners of spaghetti and Brie-stuffed filet mignon meatballs. And should your sweet tooth need some satiating, order one of their 19 desserts, like the signature chocolate cake of Nutella ganache, Ferrero Rocher chocolate bits, and toasted hazelnuts infused with Häagen-Dazs dark chocolate and topped with Ferrero Rocher truffle and condensed milk. Wash it all down with a classic French 75 or vino and fromage—it doesn’t get more French (or fabulous) than that.

2200 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-363-6806 The bar at 24/7 bistro Paris 6.

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bacon-guava-chèvre pastelitos and croissant French toasts are part of the happenings. 808 First St., Miami Beach, 305-434-8249

BAKEHOUSE BRASSERIE Menin Hospitality has gone Parisian at this French-style bistro dishing out breakfast and brunch daily. Nitro coffee cocktails and

THE BAZAAR BY JOSÉ ANDRÉS Celebrity chef José Andrés’s whimsical and molecular dive

into gastronomy results in an amalgamation of Spanish and new-world tapas reimagined. Think foie PB&J, frozen blue cheese sandwiches, and yucca churros, enjoyed in an indoor-outdoor space designed by Philippe Starck.

1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-455-2999

BEACHCRAFT From Top Chef host/judge and multiple-time James Beard Award winner Tom Colicchio, Beachcraft brings the chef’s farm-to-table Craft brand to Miami, and it’s sustainableseafood appropriate. Try the blue crab and urchin bucatini. 1 Hotel South Beach, 2395 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-604-6700

BIG PINK Peak time at Myles Chefetz’s retro South Beach diner is all day long, from 8 AM when surfers are trying to catch any wave till 5 AM on the weekends for revelers getting out of Story and craving fried chicken and waffles (one of the 200-plus menu items). 157 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-532-4700

UPPING THE PIZZA ANTE A FAMED ATLANTA TRANSPLANT BRINGS ITS BELOVED NEAPOLITAN-STYLE PIES, AND A MINI ITALIAN DISTRICT DUBBED CENTRO STORICO, TO LINCOLN ROAD.

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A stationary Airstream trailer slings Mexican street-style tacos, burritos, and fried jalapeño peppers. In the back (through the bathroom door), a speakeasy and spicy cocktails beckon. 1220 16th St., Miami Beach, 305-704-2145

BYBLOS What is Middleterranean cuisine?

Find out first-hand at this Toronto transplant that fuses flavors from Greece, Lebanon, Israel, and Morocco in a bounty of mezzes, freshly baked wood-fired pides, and fragrant pots of rice à la minute. Did we mention they serve baklava ice cream? 1545 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-508-5041

THE CONTINENTAL Stephen Starr’s tropical midcentury eatery The Continental makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a Mad Men episode, only Don Draper traveled to Miami on business. In which case, he’d enjoy tiki cocktails, cheesecake egg rolls, and pastrami fried rice. 2360 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-604-2000 Giovanny DiPalma

DRUNKEN DRAGON Look for the tinted windows and MARKET sign at the nondescript strip

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Miami doesn’t exactly have a shortage of good pizza, but a pie that has received the stamp of approval from Drew Barrymore, Steve Carell, Will Ferrell, and Chris Rock? Say hello to Antico Pizza, whose owner, Giovanny DiPalma, has already flipped dough for Gabrielle Union and Snoop Dogg at his first outpost outside of Atlanta. Beyond 10 signature pies with ingredients straight from Italy and panuozzos (wood-fired Italian sandwiches), there’s also Gio’s Chicken (for takeout and delivery); Caffe Antico for cannolis, gelato, and coffee; or Bar Amalfi for a cocktail. It’s like Little Italy, in South Beach.

1058 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 786-216-7908

BODEGA TAQUERIA Y TEQUILA

mall and you’ll find the clandestine Korean-style barbecue joint revered by locals for its tableside cooking, Cuban banh mi, cracked spare ribs, hotpot ramen, and barbecued mushrooms baked in foil. 1424 Alton Road, Miami Beach, 305-397-8556

ICEBOX One of Oprah’s favorites, Icebox offers salads and seasonal cuisine with the freshest ingredients, plus some of the finest desserts in Miami Beach. 1855 Purdy Ave., Miami Beach, 305-538-8448

THE DUTCH

IL MULINO

Andrew Carmellini’s Miami outpost of his craft American kitchen at the swank W South Beach hotel serves up his notorious little oyster sandwiches, along with little lobster rolls. Pie wizard Josh Gripper handles the sweets. 2201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-938-3111

From Abruzzo to Miami, Il Mulino New York brings its unforgettable, classic Italian cuisine to South of Fifth, complete with a sleek new setting and the same stellar service it’s known for.

840 First St., Miami Beach, 305-372-1221

JAYA Enjoy five-star, trans-ethnic cuisine with a strong Asian influence from chef Mathias Gervais at the Setai hotel.

2001 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-520-6402

JOE’S STONE CRAB A must-try Miami institution since 1913, Joe’s basically discovered the stone

crab species as a delicacy of the sea.

But it’s not all crabs and bibs; the fried chicken and Key lime pie are just as iconic. Don’t want to wait (reservations are nonexistent)? Hit up Joe’s Takeaway next door. 11 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-673-0365

JUVIA What happens when you fuse French, Japanese, and Peruvian techniques and cookery? You get a trifecta of flavors. With striking views and a

ESTIATORIO MILOS Costas Spiliadis has standards like serving only the freshest catch (flown in daily and available for viewing and choosing on a beautiful ice display) and ingredients at his fine Mediterranean eatery in South of Fifth. Grilled octopus, dorade, and Greek yogurt sums up a perfect meal here. INSIDER TIP: Get all three during prix-fixe lunch. 730 First St., Miami Beach, 305-604-6800

FUNG KÚ Korean barbecue and sushi abound at this lively Asian-centric eatery inside The Catalina Hotel & Beach Club, featuring open-mic nights on Sundays.

1720 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-534-7905

HAKKASAN Feast more than your eyes on the exquisite Chinese creations (think dim sum galore, jasmine smoked ribs, and Peking duck with Petrossian caviar) at London restaurateur Alan Yau’s inaugural US location, at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 786-276-1388

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HALVES & WHOLES This New York-style deli proffers colossal sandwiches stacked with house-roasted meats, artisanal cheeses, freshly baked breads, secret sauces, and ice cream sandwiches for the finish. 1600 Alton Road, Miami Beach, 305-704-3600

SOLID SUPPER JUST IN TIME FOR EARTH MONTH, JUGOFRESH’S MATTHEW SHERMAN TAKES ON DINNER SERVICE AT PARADIGM TCHEN. Can’t get enough of Paradigm Kitchen’s feel-good and simply and sustainably irresistible chow? Yogis and health-conscious omnivores, rejoice: The 85 percent plant-based eatery is dishing out dinner, too. On the menu: quinoa and buckwheat turmeric porridge bowl with ground lamb, shiitake mushrooms, blistered eggs, scallions, and cilantro. Also try Bali coconut quinoa seared local fish with ginger miso roasted vegetables and warm market greens.

Plus, dairy-free poutine (air-fried sweet potatoes, avocado, cashew gravy, and “cheese” parsley).

1843 Bay Road, Miami Beach, 786-453-2488

Paradigm Kitchen’s gluten-free, vegan banana bread Stoner’s Delight.

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Chef Hales's Hot Chicken at Bird & Bone.

eggplant and nut “cheese” lasagna?

Only at The Standard’s low-key, flavorful bayside grill. 40 Island Ave., Miami Beach, 786-245-0880

KATSUYA

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Omakase, robata, kanpai hour, rare sake, and more await at Uechi Katsuya’s Japanese temple at the SLS South Beach. 1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-455-2995

Josh Capon’s shrine to seafood features fresh oysters and local catch cooked by chef John Iatrellis, along with pristine sushi. There’s also surf and turf and an award-winning burger that’ll light up your tastebuds. 1601 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-695-4550

LARIOS ON THE BEACH Music moguls and too-many-to-count Grammy Award winners Gloria and Emilio Estefan’s traditional Cuban restaurant, too, is award winning, and a go-to destination for anyone craving barbecued guava ribs. 820 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach, 305-532-9577

MACALUSO’S Straight outta... Staten Island? The third-generation eatery serves homemade Italian food and old-school red sauces in the comfort of Miami Beach. 1747 Alton Road, Miami Beach, 305-604-1811

LEYNIA Have you had Japanese-Argentine fusion before? Change that with a visit to Leynia, where the wood-burning grill is the star of the show and eggs Benedict beef empanadas with hollandaise and guava dulce de leche French toast are what’s for breakfast.

1685 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-6400

Maxine’s Bistro at The Catalina Hotel & Beach Club is something of a gathering place for international travelers on Collins Avenue, serving American bistro fare with a global twist, 24 hours a day (for when you’re jet-lagged), seven days a week.

1756 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-3527

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Where else can you watch the sunset, hang by the pool, and have a vegan

Chef Sean Brasel’s sexy steakhouse is a carnivore’s dream thanks to its

Swarovski crystal chandelier designed

by Michael Chow himself; locals and tourists alike flock to this sophisticated Chinese restaurant perched at the W South Beach for a taste of Beijing.

2201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-695-1695

NAUTILUS CABANA CLUB PIZZA & BURGER BY MICHAEL MINA Award-winning chef Michael Mina does burgers and pizza justice at this casual yet elevated subterranean joint at the Fontainebleau. Case in point: a Korean barbecue salmon topped with kimchi, cucumber, jalapeño, and cilantro; beef and chorizo patty with smoked paprika and crispy potato; or butter-poached lobster and charred cauliflower pie. 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-4636

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signature steaks, reserved cuts, and house creations like American-style Kobe meatloaf. Top your meat with one of Brasel’s rich butters (like lobster or chorizo) or impressive steak sauces that include peppercorn Cognac.

915 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-532-0088

MORENO’S CUBA AT THE RIVIERA SOUTH BEACH Expect pastelitos, fritas, guava martinis, and of course Cuban coffee at Latin Grammy Award-winning Cuban recording artist Jorge Moreno’s ode to Havana and the speakeasy his uncle owned during the Cuban revolution. 318 20th St., Miami Beach, 305-538-7444

MR CHOW Never mind the 123-foot gold lead and

Southern France and Miami come together at this poolside cabana club located inside Nautilus, a Sixty Hotel, dishing out modern Mediterranean cuisine (mezzes galore!) made with Florida ingredients. 1825 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 786-483-2650

NOBU Legendary Japanese chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s empire spans 40 locations across the globe, including the one at his namesake Nobu Hotel Miami, where you can find old classics like his signature artichoke salad and new creations such as Japanese-style fish and chips with triple-cooked fries.

4525 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-695-3232

PRIME FISH Fish shack meets fine dining at renowned restaurant owner Myles Chefetz’s oceanic venture equipped with an impressive and well-stocked raw bar and vast menu that’s sure to please seafood lovers. Come for

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rooftop terrace overlooking South Beach, Juvia dresses and dishes to impress. 1111 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-763-8272

Chances are you’ve had Richard Hales’s fried bird once or twice before, at Sakaya Kitchen or Blackbrick. But have you eaten his three-day “Richard Hales Hot Chicken,” first brined for 24 hours and then hung to dry-age (akin to steak, pork, and Peking duck)? Not unless you’ve been to his ode to Americana, Bird & Bone, at The Confidante. “Making the chicken hot is the last step in the process, but it’s all about the right amount of spice and balance,” he says of his unique blend that packs 10 different spices, including different grades of paprika, dried mustard, cayenne, and a spoonful of sugar. For an added hint of sweetness, Florida honey is drizzled on top of the crispy chicken, which is served alongside house pickles and Zak the Baker country bread. Winner, winner, chicken dinner! 4041 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-424-1234

The SOURCE anyone?) in a maritime setting, complete with a side of water views, at the Fontainebleau. 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-4660

PRIME ITALIAN What started with a one-pound Kobe meatball turned into Myles Chefetz’s upscale interpretation of modern Italian cuisine and sister restaurant to Prime One Twelve (for when the wait next door is insufferable). 101 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach, 305-695-8484

PRIME ONE TWELVE A Miami institution for years, Myles Chefetz’s claim to restaurant fame is still one of the toughest tables to secure in town, probably because of the generous portions, celebrity clientele, loyal pro-athlete fanbase, and fried Oreos. 112 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach, 305-532-8112

QUALITY MEATS Broccoli and Cheetos, Parmesan waffle fries, and corn brûlée are just a few of the sides that chef-partner Craig Koketsu is cooking up alongside house-cured charcuterie and butcher’s-cut steaks at his South Beach outpost of Manhattan’s top-rated steakhouse. 1501 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-340-3333

QUATTRO GASTRONOMIA ITALIANA Chef Luciano Sautto brings two decades of experience to the award-winning eatery to stir up traditional Northern Italian cuisine (plus a seasonal truffle menu) on frenetic Lincoln Road. 1014 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-531-4833

RED, THE STEAKHOUSE For the ultimate experience at this contemporary steakhouse with a “yuge” locals scene and floor-to-ceiling wine racks, call ahead and try to get yourself and your friends a seat in the 16-person glass-enclosed private VIP dining room. 119 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-534-3688

SCARPETTA Celebrity chef Scott Conant serves mouthwatering Italian fare (creamy polenta and spaghetti and basil,

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SMITH & WOLLENSKY What defines a classic Miami steakhouse? One that’s been around 20 years and is still consistent in food and service. Picturesque South Pointe views and a revamp that includes a second-floor overlook deck for even more alfresco dining add to the pizzazz. 1 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-673-2800

STK MIAMI BEACH

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Nightlife and dining come together at this high-energy steak lounge serving its signature Lil’ Wagyu Brgs and cowboy rib steaks with a side of live beats. 2305 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-604-6988

If you’re lucky, you might just catch Top Chef alum Dale Talde at his namesake laid-back AsianAmerican eatery on Miami Beach.

And he might just make you what Food & Wine dubbed the best chicken wings in the country.

INSIDER TIP: Weekends here are made for late-night noodles and hip-hop. 4041 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 786-605-4094

STRIPSTEAK Leonardo DiCaprio christened Stripsteak its opening weekend. Since then, Michael Mina’s popular and sultry modern steakhouse has drawn numerous celebrities. 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-4780

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SUSHISAMBA

Fresh juices, pimento mac-and-cheese, lamb empanadas, and 96-hour St. Louis ribs are just a few of the unexpected offerings at this hotel-lobby restaurant on Collins and premier pool-party spot.

Surfcomber, 1717 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-604-1800

People-watching on Lincoln Road is so much fun when you’ve got Japanese-Brazilian fusion cuisine, a DJ, a bustling bar scene, and an energetic crowd. 600 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-673-5337

UMI SUSHI & SAKE BAR A communal yet intimate, first-come, first-seated sushi and sake experience in the lobby of the Delano. If the setting doesn’t woo, the poached Maine lobster or spicy tuna caviar roll certainly will. Then, head to FDR for post-sake cocktails and dancing.

1685 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-5752

PASTA PARTY AT MACCHIALINA, PASTA THURSDAYS ARE THE BEGINNING OF WEEKENDS FOR LOCALS. Rain, tropical storm, or shine, get $10 fresh pasta every Thursday night at Macchialina. Besides being the best deal on South Beach, Michael Pirolo’s pasta, too, is the best in town. So grab your carb-loving friends and eat your way through favorites like beet mezzaluna and short-rib lasagna, plus a handful of rotating specials from classics like cacio e pepe to whatever seasonal ingredients Pirolo found at the market. Is there a better way to get a head start on your weekend? 820 Alton Road, Miami Beach, 305-534-2124

A variety of dishes from Macchialina.

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brunch when booze and comestibles are both bottomless. 100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-532-4550

WYNWOOD/ DESIGN DISTRICT BEAKER & GRAY What happens when barkeep Ben Potts (a Broken Shaker and Blackbird veteran) and Executive Chef Brian Nasajon join forces? Delectable global small plates and the best cocktails in Wynwood. Also: boozy bottomless brunch. 2637 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-699-2637

BOCCE BAR Midtown’s latest addition distinguishes itself from your typical Italian restaurants with a bocce ball court and its rustic feel and cozy ambience, not to mention aperitivo hour featuring aged negronis.

3252 NE First Ave., Miami, 786-245-6211

MANDOLIN AEGEAN BISTRO Enjoy authentic countryside cuisine from Greece and Turkey at this Aegean bistro complete with its own vegetable garden out back. On clear nights, ask them to roll back the rain cover for a clear view of the Miamiterranean sky. 4312 NE Second Ave., Miami, 305-576-6066

MC KITCHEN From famed TV chef Dena Marino, this Miami Design District vibe-y table scene with modern Italian cuisine uses a green-market sensibility to offer seasonal dishes with ingredients selected on the

basis of quality, harvest maturity, and farming integrity. 4141 NE Second Ave., #101a, Miami, 305-456-9948

MIGNONETTE At this raw oyster bar with an inviting New Orleans feel, seafood lovers can share a bottle of bubbly (after a pink-peppercorn aperitif) while slurping a dozen (or two) of rotating East and West Coast bivalves, some of the freshest in the country. Plus: Danny Serfer’s magical veggies and must-have Maine lobster roll. 210 NE 18th St., Miami, 305-374-4635

OTL The Miami Design District café from nightlife guru Dave Grutman is the perfect spot to recover from a night at LIV, with coffee, superseed toast, sandwiches, salads, and plenty of Snapchat and Instagram action. 160 NE 40th St., Miami, 786-953-7620

SUGARCANE There’s never a dull moment at this Midtown hot spot from the same guys behind SushiSamba and helmed by Timon Balloo, especially when you’re sipping on beet mojitos and noshing on bacon-wrapped dates with manchego. 3252 NE First Ave., Miami, 786-369-0353

HARRY’S PIZZERIA When James Beard winner Michael Schwartz does pizza, you better believe it’s wood-fired and topped with the finest (and most genuine) ingredients like braised short rib. It’s no wonder Daily Meal named it one of America’s best pies. 3918 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-275-4963

JACK’S MIAMI You might not know Jack, but Jack’s Miami knows home cooking, specifically Italian home cooking, like baked pastas and Nonna’s secret meatballs. 2426 NE Second Ave., Miami, 305-640-5507

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The restaurant that started Michael Schwartz’s empire, and the first place to eat in the Design District, the eatery still upholds its reputation as the perfect spot for a celebrity sighting, lunch meeting, or local salad. Atlas Plaza, 130 NE 40th St., Miami, 305-573-5550

LAGNIAPPE Over 150 wines and beers and a variety of grilled basics, cheeses, and charcuterie along with live music every night make this a favored hangout for young professionals and hipsters alike.

3425 NE Second Ave., Miami, 305-576-0108

FILL 'ER UP WITH 75K FOLLOWERS ON INSTAGRAM, THE SALTY DONUT HAS ALL EYES ON ITS CONFECTION CREATIONS. You’ve had the 24-hour maple porter bacon, guava and cheese, Nutella filling, and traditional glazed buttermilk versions countless times, but it’s the weekly creations that keep Miami’s first artisanal doughnut shop (and champion of Cooking Channel’s Sugar Showdown) drawing lines around the block week after week. Past examples include a vegan pistachio cake, orange, and whitechocolate doughnut, and a white-chocolate and rum-infused tres leches flavor. Find out about new doughnut alerts via Instagram at @thesalty donut. 50 NW 23rd St., Miami, 305-925-8126

Salty Donut’s chocolate and raspberry doughnut.

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The SOURCE ALTER James Beard Award nominee and Food & Wine Best New Chef Bradley Kilgore is elevating Miami’s culinary landscape one five- or seven-course tasting menu at a time. Even worldrenowned chef Massimo Bottura recently dropped by for dinner, and yes, he had the soft egg. 223 NW 23rd St., Miami, 305-573-5996

BLACKBRICK When Richard Hales decides to open a place for modern Chinese, of course

Bon Appétit nominates it as one of America’s Best New Restaurants.

Satisfy your dim sum craving with steamed, pan-fried, or deep-fried. 3451 NE First Ave., Miami, 305-573-8886

FIREMAN DEREK’S A fireman with a knack for baking pies starts selling his version of Key lime for profit instead of compliments, and in no time, demand forces him to open a shop, where his offerings now include Oreo cheesecake, crack pie, and more. Find him here on his days off

from the station. 2818 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-703-3623

KUSH After the LoKal became one of Miami’s top burger joints, Matt Kuscher wanted to marry his love of buns and beer and bring both to Wynwood. The result? A curated collection of brews and rotating rare kegs, plus gourmet burgers with beef ground in-house from the Sunshine State’s own Cowart Ranch. 2003 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-576-4500

KYU What happens when two Zuma veterans decide to open a restaurant of their own? Wood-fired Asian-inspired chow in the heart of Wynwood. Chef Michael Lewis was recently named a James Beard Award semifinalist, and we think it has something to do with his short ribs. 251 NW 25th St., Miami, 786-577-0150

MORGANS Where else can you order brunch all day every day, including the

STEAK DINNER THE PORTERHOUSE AT MICHAEL SCHWARTZ’S CASUALLY ELEGANT CYPRESS TAVERN IS A BEST-KEPT SECRET FOR TWO.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Cypress Tavern’s refined dining room, steak frites, and tuna niçoise.

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Sometimes your body needs a nice, juicy steak.

Whenever meat calls, grab a loved one, head over to the Design District’s Cypress Tavern, and make a night out of Michael Schwartz’s 32-ounce dry-aged porterhouse with chanterelle mushroom jus. To avoid fighting over the bone, order a couple of sides, like thrice-cooked fries, whipped potatoes, leeks gratin, or Brussels sprouts with bacon and balsamic. And no porterhouse dinner is complete without an oldfashioned—here it gets a twist with chamomileyuzu cordial—or chocolate pot de crème.

3620 NE Second Ave., Miami, 305-520-5197

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The SOURCE mouthwatering Benedict burger?

Hint: It starts with “Mor”—as in “more than enough reason to head to Morgans.” 28 NE 29th St., Miami, 305-573-9678

and a not-to-be-missed happy hour, all paired with panoramic (and arguably unbeatable) views of the bay. 270 S. Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami, 305-424-5234

PLANT FOOD + WINE

ATRIO RESTAURANT AND WINE ROOM

Vegan authority Matthew Kenney is imbuing the 305 with raw goodness thanks to his completely vegan faux cheese boards, kelp cacio e pepe, and naturally infused cocktails. 105 NE 24th St., Miami, 305-814-5365

PROOF This Midtown pizzeria is beloved for its Neapolitan-style pies topped with oxtail, from-scratch pasta dishes, and extensive beer and wine list.

INSIDER TIP: Don’t leave without finding out what the macaron (which is the size of a burger) flavor of the month is. 3328 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 786-536-9562

WOOD TAVERN Giant Jenga, Taco Tuesday, and Ladies’ Nights are just some of the happenings at this popular Arts District bar, where hipsters congregate and battle it out on the dance floor.

2531 NW Second Ave., Miami, 305-748-2828

Experience first-hand what it means to be wined and dined at the Conrad’s restaurant and lounge, which offers an innovative international menu and a superb selection of more than 200 vintage wines. 1395 Brickell Ave., Miami, 305-503-6529

AZUL This intimate Forbes Five Star restaurant in the Mandarin Oriental features modern American dishes infused with Asian influences. 500 Brickell Key Dr., Miami, 305-913-8358

GARCIA’S SEAFOOD GRILLE & FISH MARKET Open for nearly half a century, this riverside restaurant serves some of the freshest catch in the Magic City. Have a serious sweet tooth? The classic Cuban desserts with a twist, like the guava mango cheesecake, will satisfy that. 398 NW North River Dr., Miami, 305-375-0765

views of Brickell City Centre. Ask about the sushi. 788 Brickell Plz., Miami, 786-805-4646

ROOFTOP AT E11EVEN Take a breather from the 24/7 show club E11EVEN with a quick elevator ride to the roof, where handcrafted cocktails, savory small plates, and a DJ await. When you’re ready to resume partying, downstairs beckons. 15 NE 11th St., Miami, 305-358-9848

SEASPICE This celebrity-approved seafood brasserie and lounge on the Miami River offers epic bottle brunches and a dock for those arriving by yacht. 422 NW North River Dr., Miami, 305-440-4200

WOLFGANG’S STEAKHOUSE Meat lovers, rejoice! Wolfgang Zweiner’s famed steakhouse is now a 305 staple, with its beloved 28-day dry-aged steak and other fan favorites, like a memorable Caesar salad, lamb and veal chop Milanese, and the same Junior’s cheesecake that people pay to have shipped from New York. 315 S. Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 305-487-7130

ARIETE WYNWOOD KITCHEN & BAR This Wynwood Walls hot spot offers creative tapas-style Latin cuisine. Fan favorites include the short-rib flautas, loaded sliders dubbed “Hamburguesitas,” and the ropa vieja empanadas (of which they go through at least 1,000 per weekend). Muy delicioso. 2550 NW Second Ave., Miami, 305-722-8959

DOWNTOWN/ BRICKELL/ COCONUT GROVE/ CORAL GABLES AREA 31 The Epic Hotel’s 16th-floor eatery boasts exquisite seafood prepared by culinary mastermind Wolfgang Brik

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KOMODO Stop by nightlife king David Grutman’s three-story Brickell dining destination and lounge for delectable Southeast Asian-inspired fare with a side of A-list celeb sightings. 801 Brickell Ave., Miami, 305-534-2211

LILT LOUNGE Pop in for a pre- (or post-) dinner cocktail at the Epic Hotel’s exclusive bar and lounge, where you can sip specialty libations, nosh on $1 oysters, and dance to live music every Tuesday through Saturday from 6 to 8 pm. 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami, 305-351-7403

QUINTO LA HUELLA Executive Chef Nano Crespo’s Uruguayan sensation—the East, Miami outpost of one of the best restaurants in Latin America—combines its wood grill and its eclectic meat-centric menu with

Michael Schwartz and Norman Van Aken protégé Michael Beltran’s first solo endeavor (in partnership with Sidebar owner Jason Odio) is a delectable balance of elevated New American cuisine in a casual environment thumping with Biggie. The seasonal pies, cookies, and desserts are the handiwork of Hedy Goldsmith’s pupil Dallas Wynn. 3540 Main Hwy., Coconut Grove, 305-640-5862

CAFFE ABBRACCI This is the type of white tablecloth, ruby lighting, Venetian glass art, and dome ceilinged Italian joint that a goodfella (and good Italian) like Tony Soprano would be a regular at, which is probably why—aside from the al dente pasta and socialite clientele—it’s been an under-the-radar hot spot for almost three decades. 318 Aragon Ave., Coral Gables, 305-441-0700

COPPER 29 BAR Coral Gables’ first legit cocktail bar is shaking and stirring up creative concoctions with ingredients such as chia seed-infused vodka, avocado honey syrup, and Cabernet air foam. Bottoms up. 206 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, 786-580-4689

GEORGE’S IN THE GROVE Nestled among the cozy, tree-lined streets of the Grove, George’s serves up traditional French favorites, including its famed lamb shank, braised to perfection for more than three hours. 3145 Commodore Plz., Coconut Grove, 305-444-7878

GLASS AND VINE Chopped winner and culinary mastermind Giorgio Rapicavoli is at it again, only this time he’s dishing out Florida stracciatella, charred cauliflower, and Florida beer-spiked PEI mussels with sour orange at what is arguably Coconut Grove’s most stunning eatery. 2820 McFarlane Road, Coconut Grove, 305-200-5268

GREENSTREET CAFE With cinnamon roll pancakes and white peach purée Bellinis on the menu, it’s no wonder lines are forming around the block for brunch at this café. And at any other time of day, you can feast on popular offerings like braised short ribs with polenta and truffle honey or crab and lobster ravioli. Whiskey Wednesdays are still a thing, by the way. 3468 Main Hwy., Coconut Grove, 305-444-0244

JOJO TEA Want to know the origin of oolong?

Make a reservation with JoJo founder and local tea guru Michael Ortiz and he’ll gladly fill you in during an omakase tea experience that will give you a newfound appreciation for the ancient art.

951 SW 42nd Ave. #305, Miami, 305-322-9521

LOKAL What’s better than a burger? A burger between two scrumptious doughnuts from The Salty Donut. Get yours at this Coconut Grove burger and craft beer joint. 3190 Commodore Plz., Miami, 305-442-3377

There are more bacteria in your mouth than people on Earth.

Find out why at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science.

Opening May 8, 2017.

1101 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33132 | frostscience.org

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is supported by the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners of Miami-Dade County. This project is supported by the Building Better Communities Bond Program and the City of Miami. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. The museum is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, is an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution and a member of the Association of Science and Technology Centers.

Frost Science is anaccessible facility. All contents ŠPhillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science. All rights reserved.

The SOURCE ALL DAY Wake up on the right side of the bed thanks to award-winning barista Camila Ramos’s java concoctions, including Thai iced coffee with Xocolatl mole bitters, as well as a sage sausage English muffin with marbled eggs or French toast made with tres leches batter that’ll have you hashtagging and coming here #AllDayEveryDay. 1035 N. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-699-3447

EDGE STEAK & BAR This stylish departure from the traditional steakhouse, helmed by

local favorite Aaron Brooks, is the new crown jewel of the Four Seasons Hotel Miami, thanks in part to its ever-rotating lineup of house-made charcuterie, its limitless brunch, and its inimitable oyster happy hour.

1435 Brickell Ave., Miami, 305-358-3535

MANNA LIFE FOOD

N BY NAOE

Get proper nourishment—as in the food of the gods—at this plant-based superfood and juice bar, offering trademarked arepas, nori burritos, açai smoothies, and dairy-free mac ’n’ cheese for brunch. 80 NE Second Ave., Miami, 786-717-5060

Reservations are required for this omakase experience of a lifetime, courtesy of chef Kevin Cory. Here, the only menu is the chef’s menu and the only table is communal. 661 Brickell Key Dr., Miami, 305-947-6263

IL GABBIANO

MARION

NIU KITCHEN

Expect Italian cuisine that’s both decadent and exquisite, with all the accoutrements you can imagine (Parmesan wheel, anyone?) served with a view of Biscayne Bay. 335 S. Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 305-373-0063

Stop by this Brickell dining destination to indulge in singularly mouthwatering Mediterranean fare, from prime skirt steak with wasabi chimichurri to risotto served with Japanese mushrooms. 1111 SW First Ave., Miami, 786-717-7512

Located in a sliver of a space (only 20 seats), this hidden gem is a well-kept secret among locals, even though its chef partner, Deme Lomas, is a James Beard Award semifinalist. Standouts include, well, everything on the menu, particularly the cold tomato soup and the ous. 134 NE Second Ave., Miami, 786-542-5070

RIVER YACHT CLUB

PERUVIAN PARADISE

A VanDutch lounge and terrace, docking facilities, and riverside garden seating are among the draws here, as is the rotating roster of nationally acclaimed chefs, like Alex Chang, dishing out seasonal plates.

Keep an eye open for rosé parties on the weekend. 401 SW Third Ave., Miami, 305-200-5716

STEP INTO YA U, LA MAR’S ALFRESCO LOUNGE, FOR PRE- OR POST-DINNER PUNCH COCKTAILS AND EQUALLY IMPRESSIVE VIEWS. Thought La Mar couldn’t get any better? Leave it to Gaston Acurio protégé Diego Oka to introduce eight more dishes, as well as an expansion of the Peruvian palace. Taking over the north terrace and open nightly, Yaku offers a slew of punch cocktails, mouthwatering comestibles, and panoramic Brickell skyline and water views. Packing a punch (pun intended) is the signature Yaku punch, made with rum, mango purée, lime juice, and chicha morada, while Oka’s not-to-be-missed Korean fried chicken in popcorn form is kicking with Peruvian chilies, gochujang, sesame, and scallions. Or try the hash yuccas with queso fresco, garlic, and egg. 500 Brickell Key Dr., 305-913-8358

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TOSCANA DIVINO Brickell’s trattoria features an Italian happy hour dubbed Aperitivo Italiano every Wednesday, handmade pasta every day, plus classes so you can make authentic Italian at home. 900 S. Miami Ave., Miami, 305-930-6873

TRULUCK’S SEAFOOD STEAK & CRAB HOUSE A fantastic combination of the freshest Florida stone crab, juicy steaks, and a collection of more than 100 wines. 777 Brickell Ave., Miami, 305-579-0035

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: The panoramic view at Yaku; Pisco Punch; Los Choritos (mussels in their juice with caucau flavors).

London restaurateur Rainer Becker offers internationally acclaimed Japanese “pub fare” at the Epic Hotel, but don’t be confused by the fancy description. It’s sushi at its best. 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami, 305-577-0277

The SOURCE MONTY’S RAW BAR Crack open steamed clams and oysters or nosh on conch fritters while downing frozen favorites like the Miami Vice or the famous Pain Remover (a blend of rum, cream of coconut, and pineapple and orange juices), all served with a side of waterfront views. 2550 S. Bayshore Dr., Coconut Grove, 305-856-3992

ORTANIQUE ON THE MILE See (and taste) for yourself why chef Cindy Hutson is heralded for her culinary ingenuity at this Miracle Mile staple, where she fuses Latin and Caribbean flavors in dishes like jerk chicken penne pasta and West Indianstyle bouillabaisse. 278 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, 305-446-7710

got their 15 minutes of fame in the film Chef. 3555 SW Eighth St., Miami, 305-444-0240

ing) between bouts of shopping.

9700 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-867-7777

111 S. Surf Road, Hallandale Beach, 954-699-0901

KURO

NORTH DADE/ BROWARD BOATYARD Enjoy the nautical-chic vibe inside, outside, or dockside with an eclectic menu blending the freshest daily catch and premium cuts of meat prepared with locally sourced ingredients. 1555 SE 17th St., Fort Lauderdale, 954-525-7400

CARPACCIO Stop at the Bal Harbour Shops’ upscale Italian eatery for a quick alfresco bite (and possible star sight-

CORSAIR Award-winning “cheflebrity” and Chopped judge Scott Conant crafts a rustic, seasonal menu rooted in farmhouse cooking of America and the Mediterranean, located within Turnberry Isle Miami. 19999 W. Country Club Dr., Aventura, 786-279-6800

Inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood, Kuro offers 9,500 feet of respite from the slots and card tables in the form of sushi and sashimi straight from Japan, as well as a slew of cold, hot, and robata dishes. Not to mention 30 sakes, Japanese craft brews, and whiskey. Talk about winning. 1 Seminole Way, Hollywood, 954-327-7625

HYDE BEACH KITCHEN + COCKTAILS

LE ZOO

Chef and culinary genius Danny Elmaleh does it again with contemporary American plates, guaranteed to become favorites with Hallandale Beach and Fort Lauderdale foodies.

Forget you’re at Bal Harbour and feel instantly transported to a sidewalk café in Paris, thanks to this Stephen Starr brasserie that combines the spirit of France with the glitz and

PALME D’OR

PASCAL’S ON PONCE Chef Pascal Oudin opened his Coral Gables mainstay in 2000 after being named one of America’s Best New Chefs by Food & Wine in 1995 and the Best New Chef in Florida by Esquire in 1997. Seventeen years later, he continues to delight with his contemporary spins on classic French foods and techniques, like his gourmet sirloin burger filled with braised short ribs. 2611 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, 305-444-2024

TAP 42 GABLES This is the place to be for happy hour on Friday (favored sips include the blood orange cosmojito, the mule on tap, and the “te-kill-ya”) and bottomless brunch on Sunday (can you say “chocolate banana French toast”?).

301 Giralda Ave., Coral Gables, 786-391-1566

VERSAILLES A Miami institution flooded with politicians discussing city matters over ropa vieja and black beans, this Calle Ocho staple and its Cuban sandwich

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PLANT EATER GIORGIO RAPICAVOLI DOES VEGETARIAN WITH HIS POP-UP AT EATING HOUSE.

Eating House's distinctive shelving promises a memorable meal. INSET: Giorgio Rapicavoli

Three years ago, Miami’s first Chopped winner, Giorgio Rapicavoli, traveled to Peru and was blown away by the cuisine. Around the same time, the chef became equally obsessed with substituting vegetables for animal protein.

Now he’s combining his passion for Peru and plants to produce a Peruvian plant pop-up dubbed Miraflores within Eating House one Monday per month. On the menu: ceviches showcasing avocado, corn, tomato, and zucchini; mango, pumpkin, or sweet potato tiraditos; eggplant anticuchos; and grilled tofu “lomo” saltado. Meatless Mondays may never be the same. 804 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Miami, 305-448-6524

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The longest-running French eatery in Miami boasts upscale Parisian fare, including braised rabbit and tempurabattered frog legs, along with an expansive wine list. 1200 Anastasia Ave., Coral Gables, 305-913-3201

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glamour of Miami. The result: decadent fruits de mer towers and hors d’oeuvres. 9700 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-602-9663

MAKOTO Because one Stephen Starr restaurant inside Bal Harbour Shops simply isn’t enough, this one, helmed by chef Makoto Okuwa, dishes out pristine izakaya fare and happens to be one of the country’s highest-grossing eateries. And don’t forget to try Makoto’s eponymous sake. 9700 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-864-8600

York-style steakhouse is beloved for its prime rib, as well as hidden gems like the chicken parm and linguine with clam sauce. 9650 E. Bay Harbor Dr., Bay Harbor Islands, 305-868-7256

POINT ROYAL With restaurateur and cheflebrity Geoffrey Zakarin at the helm, expect exceptional (and exceptionally delicious) Coastal Americaninspired dishes at the Diplomat Beach Resort Hollywood’s latest eatery. 3555 S. Ocean Dr., Hollywood; 954-602-8750

PALM RESTAURANT

ROK:BRGR

Named one of Miami’s best restaurants by Zagat, this Old New

This Village of Gulfstream Park gastropub takes burgers to the next level

ST. REGIS BAR & SUSHI LOUNGE

with certified Angus beef covered in creamy Brie, maple bourbon bacon jam, and garlic aioli on a brioche bun, plus hand-cut fries smothered in gravy and topped with a fried egg. 600 Silks Run, Ste. 1210, Hallandale Beach, 954-367-3970

Where can you sip some of the world’s finest Champagnes, eat sushi on top of sushi, and enjoy an afternoon tea service all at the same place? Here, where your every culinary and cocktail wish is their command. 9703 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-993-3300

S3 Can’t decide if you’re in the mood for steak, seafood, or sushi? Get any of them (or all three) at this chic Fort Lauderdale hot spot featuring a lush outdoor patio with fire pits and ocean views. Good things do come in threes. 505 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-523-7873

TACO BEACH SHACK Every day can be Taco Tuesday thanks to this Hollywood Beach Hotel joint, which serves unusual twists on the Mexican staple, like tacos stuffed with Korean short rib or cilantroinfused butter lobster tail. Wash it all down with a Mexican beer or a sweet sangria. 334 Arizona St., Hollywood Beach, 954-920-6523

BIG FAT GREEK FEAST AT ATLANTI OS, OPA THURSDAYS INCLUDE AN AUTHENTIC FAMILY-STYLE DINNER, LIVE MUSIC, AND PLATE BREAKING—PLUS SHOTS OF OUZO, OF COURSE.

Aegean Wild Sea Bream (ABOVE) and Black Ink Orzotto from Atlantikos (RIGHT).

A trip to the Mediterranean is only a quick zip down Collins Avenue thanks to Atlantikos at the St. Regis Bal Harbour, where chef de cuisine and Greek native Anastasios Chasekioglou cooks up dishes that will transport your taste buds straight to Santorini.

And if you really want the true Greek experience, you’re in luck: Every week, Chasekioglou hosts Opa Thursdays, when downing shots of ouzo and smashing your dishes on the ground is encouraged. After breaking plates, break bread with an authentic family-style dinner paired with your choice of fine wines or premium Greek beers (or both— after all, you’re on “vacation”).

9703 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-993-3300

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Intimate conversation and craft cocktails are about the last thing that come to mind when you think of clubbing, but the new kid on the disco block, Ora, is doing revelry a little differently. Sure, you can order bottle service complete with Champagne sparklers or even martinis shaken tableside, while being amazed by a multimilliondollar ceiling that—no, your eyes are not playing tricks on you—actually moves. Or you can get away from the performers imported from Ibiza and the smoke, mirrors, and kinetic ceiling and read a Taschen book in the relaxed, onyx-clad upstairs lair, with a cocktail crafted by beverage director and Las Vegas veteran Roger Gillespie. To drink like owner Ryan Van Milligen does, order a No Country for Old Men, a rye and tequila old-fashioned with ancho chile and bitters.

It’s the perfect social lubricant for a tête-à-tête mid-clubbing.

2000 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-912-1010

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Ora's No Country for Old Men, a rye and tequila old-fashioned.

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ORA’S ANTI-SOCIAL LOUNGE CATERS TO THOSE LOOKING FOR A RESPITE FROM THE CLUB AND A TEQUILA OLD-FASHIONED WITH A HINT OF HEAT.

CLUBS E11EVEN A one-of-a-kind 24/7 no-sleep show club and after-hours experience, E11EVEN features beautiful entertainers and amazing theatrics in an environment as sexy as it is sophisticated. Dancing aerialists even make an appearance Thursday through Saturday sometime after 2 AM. That’s when the good stuff happens. 29 NE 11th St., Miami, 305-829-2911

HYDE AMERICANAIRLINES ARENA This posh VIP lounge on the arena’s court level is perfect for pregame warm-ups, postgame celebrations, and halftime refreshers, complete with a DJ and celebrity sightings. 601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 786-231-1218

HYDE BEACH Enjoy artful mixology and José Andrés cuisine at Hyde Beach, the first oceanfront location of SBE’s premier nightlife brand, at SLS South Beach. 1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-1701

ROCKWELL Located on Miami’s historic Washington Avenue, this celebrity hot spot offers the perfect mix of LA cool, New York tunes, and Miami energy. 743 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-793-3882

SPACE This downtown superclub is where you go when you want to keep the party going (and going and going) while EDM legends like Armin Van Buuren and Tiësto man the turntables into the wee hours. 34 NE 11th St., Miami, 305-375-0001

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STORY On any night of the week at this South of Fifth megaclub, you might bump into (or witness a surprise performance by) charttoppers like Justin Bieber or Drake. 136 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-479-4426

WALL Dance until sunrise and rub elbows with A-listers at W South Beach’s party central, created by a dream team of nightlife innocaption tk vators. 2201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-938-3130

LIVE AND LET LIV CELEBRITY DJS, STAR ATHLETES, AND EVEN JUSTIN BIEBER HAVE TRAVERSED LIV’S UNDERGROUND TUNNEL AND SIGNED ITS WALL. David Beckham. Snoop D-O-Double-G. Kim Kardashian. Weezy. D Wade. Tiësto. Name a celebrity and it’s more likely than not that he or she has put a stamp of party approval (in the form of a signature) on the wellknown #LIVWallOfFame at LIV. Unless you’re one of the world-class DJs or rappers performing or a baller popping bottles to celebrate an NBA championship, however, the underground tunnel and entry point to the club is virtually impossible to access, though it’s still the portal for the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, J.Lo, and Miley Cyrus when they’re in the 305 and want to get cray on the downlow. 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-4680

David Beckham signs the Wall of Fame (ABOVE) at LIV.

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SUGAR EAST

More than a hostel lobby bar where travelers make lifelong connections and locals congregate over proper cocktails, it was the precursor to Miami’s cocktail culture. 2727 Indian Creek Dr., Miami Beach, 305-531-2727

Take East, Miami’s psychedelic elevators 40 floors up to this spacious outdoor bar, where you can sip libations infused with ingredients like Thai chili and green tea while admiring the stunning, Instagramworthy views of Brickell. 788 Brickell Plz., Miami, 305-712-7000

DRAWING ROOM BAR & LOUNGE

SWEET LIBERTY DRINKS & SUPPLY CO.

Mixologist Albert Trummer brings his signature libations and one-of-a-kind blend of apothecary and designer cocktails to the Shelborne South Beach. 1801 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-531-1271

This homegrown concept created by bartender John Lermayer and partners Dan Binkiewicz and David Martinez serves world-class cocktails and creative American plates. 237-B 20th St., Miami Beach, 305-763-8217

THE BROKEN SHAKER

FOXHOLE South Beach’s go-to neighborhood watering hole is owned by well-known nightlife veterans. Google it to find out who and how to enter; it’s a “hidden” gem for sure. 1218 14th Ct., Miami Beach, 305-534-3511

PAWN BROKER At the Langford Hotel’s über-trendy rooftop bar, you can sip specialty cocktails curated by the Pubbelly Boys and beverage director Will Rivas, including the famous Giggle Water, served in a tiny bathtub in lieu of a glass. 121 SE First St., Miami, 305-420-2200

RADIO BAR This hip bar (complete with a pool table) in the heart of the South of Fifth district is located in the shadow of a giant (nonfunctioning) radio tower.

814 First St., Miami Beach, 305-397-8382

SIDEBAR Brickell’s go-to destination when you can’t decide where to go but you know you want to listen to dope music and have a guaranteed good time. 337 SW Eighth St., Miami, 786-703-6973

The Frojoe at Ricky's is a frozen take on Irish coffee.

SING YOUR HEART OUT MONDAY-NIGHT KARAOKE AT RIC Y’S FEATURES WHISKEY, LOADED FRIES, AND THROWBACK JAMS. Picture this: It’s an otherwise normal, low-key night, when all of a sudden Glee star Darren Criss is singing karaoke. Or instafamous former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo is eating a slider as she celebrates her Ocean Drive cover. This is the kind of stuff that happens at Ricky’s on any given evening, though you’ll especially want to hit the retro watering hole on Mondays, when karaoke night makes it extra easy to start off your week with a bang (the 150-plus whiskey collection doesn’t hurt).

Slurring your lyrics? The loaded fries—which feature three types of carbs (tater tots, sweet potato wedges, and waffle fries) and come stacked with jalapeño whiz, bacon, fried cherry peppers, scallions, and chili crema—will bring you and your voice back to life. 1222 16th St., Miami Beach, 305-704-3602

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#TRENDING FOR APRIL NOTHING HAPPENS IN MIAMI DURING APRIL (APRIL FOOL’S!). EARTH MONTH BRINGS THE COUNTRY’S TOP ROCK STARS AND EVEN LEBRON JAMES BACK TO OUR SHORES TO HEAT THINGS UP. NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN? 5 6 CHILL OUT—OCEAN DRIVE KNOWS BEST.

Nerds, Unite: Drink beer and geek out on topics like underwater sex (how oceanic species reproduce), explained

by Miami’s top experts on an array of subjects, the second Thursday of every month at @GrampsWynwood. #KnowledgeIsPower Ball in Our Court: LeBron James (@KingJames) is bringing his talents back to @AmericanAirlinesArena.

Unfortunately, he’ll be rocking a @Cavs jersey as he takes on the @MiamiHeat on April 10. #TipOff Beast Mode: Get caught in @BigSean’s tongue-twisting madness when Ariana Grande’s ex makes a stop at @FillmoreMB on April 20 as part of his I Decided tour [1]. #YouDecide

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They’re Smokin’ Hot: @AmericanAirlinesArena is bringing the beats this month, first with the EDM DJ duo @TheChainsmokers [2] on April 13 and then with the redhot rock legends @ChiliPeppers on April 29. #TuneTime Read to Succeed: What keys to victory do three-time NBA champion and former coach Byron Scott and billionaire Charles Norris have in common? Find out in Ocean Drive writer @JonWarech’s book Slam-Dunk Success: Leading from Every Position on Life’s Court, out this month. #Bookworm Get Racquet: Did you know there’s a World Padel Tour?

Probably not, since the first US tournament of the tennis/ squash hybrid sport, the

@MiaPadelMasters, is happening April 26–30 on the sands of Miami Beach (at Seventh and Ocean Drive). #PadelOn Ice Ice Baby: Cryotherapy on your face? Pro athletes like Dwyane Wade and Floyd Mayweather swear by the subzero treatment, and now you can try it in facial form at @CryoMiami. It’s bound to be the coolest (pun intended) new skincare trend [3]. #ColdAF Box Till You Drop: You’ve already gotten your Pilates, barre, yoga, spinning, and boxing on at @BodyAndSoulBoxingGym, but now you can take your jaband-hook game to the next level at its first boxing-only facility [4]. #StepIntoTheRing Lucky Strike: Kings Bowl

America (@KingsAmerica) debuts its first South Florida location, in CityPlace Doral. Imagine 20,000 square feet of fun, including craft cocktails, Buffalo wontons, and 14 lanes of bowling, plus games like air hockey. #DoDrinkAndBowl At Your Service: Chow down on a @MeatMarketMiami, @dbBistroMiami, or @AlterMiami dinner without leaving the house thanks to the delivery service @DoorDash. #FoodOnFleek Eat for a Cause: Every month, @ChefTimon invites a friend and fellow chef to @SugarcaneRawBar to cook an inspiring dish to benefit No Kid Hungry. Up next: James Beard Award nominee Joseph “JJ” Johnson (@ChefJJ) from Harlem, New York [5]. #GoodEats

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