Eating, Drinking and Wandering Around in Coconut Grove

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Eating, Drinking and Wandering Around in Coconut Grove

By Mary Ogle
| January 7, 2020

If it’s been a while since you’ve been to Coconut Grove, plan a visit soon. New restaurants and cafes, fun events and gorgeous attractions await you amid the cobblestoned streets of this historic village.

AC’s Icees

Probably the first food truck in town, AC's Icees are the ideal frozen beverage: tart, not-too-sweet lemon ice, made fresh

Ariete

Former Cypress Room sous chef Michael Beltran and Sidebar owner Jason Odio serve shareable entrees and snacks revolving around a

Asian Thai Kitchen

Takeout Thai tucked inside a convenience store: Tom yum gai, crispy duck curry, pad thai, sausages, mango sticky rice and

Choices Cafe

Looking for vegan, vegetarian and organic food and drink? Find it at the Coconut Grove location of Choices Cafe in

Chug’s Diner

Michael Beltran – “Chug” – has created a friendly place for diners to enjoy a cortadito, a pastelito, maybe a

Farinelli 1937

Wood-fired pizza – like Prosciutto e Fichi, featuring 24-month aged parma ham, roasted sweet onions, parmigiano, gorgonzola, walnuts, figs, thyme

Fireman Derek’s Bake Shop

Fireman Derek’s Bake Shop's second location, specializing in handcrafted, one-of-a-kind desserts from former Miami firefighter, Derek Kaplan. His menu includes

Glass & Vine

Overlooking Peacock Park, this new restaurant from Giorgio Rapicavoli is getting raves for dishes like charred cauliflower, sweet potatoes with

GreenStreet Cafe

Their strategic location on Main Highway in the heart of the Grove makes GreenStreet one of the best people-watching cafes

Harry’s Pizzeria

Casual and friendly, the Coconut Grove outpost of Harry's – from the chef Michael Schwartz and the Genuine Hospitality Group

LoKal

Tasty burgers (including Florida grass-fed beef) plus a commitment to locally sourced ingredients, craft beers and sustainable practices – and

Panther Coffee

Panther Coffee was one of the first to bring small-batch coffee bean roasting to Miami. Their Grove location is right

Sapore di Mare Italian Seafood Restaurant

Giorgia Calabrese and Matteo Paderni serve up fresh fish and shellfish sourced from both the Mediterranean and waters worldwide. Look

The Spillover

From Matt Kuscher of the popular LoKal on Commodore Plaza (and Kush in Wynwood), this brand-new seafood spot focuses on

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