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According to the website Restaurant Business and its 2019 list of the 100 most financially profitable independent restaurants, several restaurants in South Florida earned spots on the list, including one in Miami Beach.

Washington Avenue earns the distinction of being the first roadway to have one of the new parking-protected bicycle lanes, a major plus for locals and tourists that often prefer to navigating the barrier island on bikes.

The definition behind Slow Streets is fairly straightforward. These streets can be converted into pedestrian and bike-friendly experiences by taking advantage of streets where traffic is typically minimal, by turning them into one-way roads or roads that are only accessible to residents and delivery vehicles. Residential parking remains unchanged, there are laws for social distancing, and drivers are required to reduce their speed as they travel through them. Pennsylvania, Lenox, and Jefferson Avenue are a few examples of the roads in Miami Beach that are part of the initiative.

The restaurant 100 x 35 Cocina con Raices is located on West Avenue, Miami Beach. Its name refers to the size of Puerto Rico and the menu represents the island cuisine. Fried snapper, bacalaitos, and alcapurrias are just a few options for outdoor enjoyment, take-out, or delivery.

With the summer season beginning soon, the Continuum and its two towers feature the perfect Miami Beach condos to use as a vacation home or permanent home and spend the sultry season.

Hotels in Miami Beach are seeing a significant bump in bookings, and demand has also risen as people look to return to some degree of normalcy and celebrate the Independence Day holiday.

South Beach’s iconic Clevelander South Beach is welcoming customers again to its kitchen and bar for dining services at the patio and pool area. The area also underwent an expansion to conform to social distance regulations. Those that would like to see what the art deco hotel is all about can enjoy lunch, dinner and a brunch menu for the weekend.

Miami Beach, FL – Miami Beach’s Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road in Miami Beach tend to draw locals and tourists in large numbers yet Espanola Way remains something of a best-kept secret. Found between 16th and 14th Street, it abounds with a lively ambiance, rich culture, and many different places to enjoy a great dining experience.

The Nautilus by Arlo Hotel in Miami Beach recently received a makeover which includes the addition of The Blind Barber, found in the lobby.

The Bazaar by Jose Andres on Collins Avenue has a menu with a massive list of options. Guests can try the Cuban coffee-rubbed rib eye and its passion fruit-like sauce topping. When it's time for dessert, you the S'mores chocolate cake or the key lime pie offer lots of sweet goodness.