The food: In addition to pizza, pasta, salads and a cafe, they carry regional Italian foods that can be hard to find in South Florida. Restaurants – Pesce, Carne, Stagionale – offer more conventional dining experiences, while the first-floor Mercato is an open floor plan. You can easily buy items (like pasta) that you’ve tried, prepared, in the food hall. Download their app and you can order bites online.
The scene: The space is big – 40,000 square feet – and serves as an anchor in the sleek new complex. You can dine alfresco although ongoing construction in the neighborhood makes this less-than-idyllic at the moment.
What else? Open from 730am–11pm Sun-Thur and until 12am Fri-Sat, but individual hours may vary. Park in the adjoining Brickell City Centre garage. The free Metromover stops at Brickell City Centre.