The weekend is chilling out, maxing and relaxing all cool.
You’ve always felt there weren’t enough decent sitar players on Brickell. Café Sambal understands. Tonight, and every Thursday thereafter, the bayfront spot will morph into an Indian banquet where you’ll get your curry—or kebab or saag paneer—fix with this family-style feast. No, the sitar player doesn’t take requests.
Change is afoot on the airport burger front: West Coast slider purveyors The Counter just opened at MIA. So now you’ll wait for your flight by designing your own burger from a dizzying array of options (nine cheeses, 25 toppings, 16 sauces, four different buns). Don’t miss your flight.
You’ve been to food truck courts at gas stations, lumberyards and railroad museums. But a casino—that’s a first. Make lunchtime history tomorrow when 25 chuckwagons (The Fish Box, GastroPod, Ms. Cheezious) gather on the grounds of Magic City Casino for a daytime food rally. Bring quarters.
Seeing the ’90s hip-hop icon—and Fresh Prince costar—will be a blast from the past. Helping smooth things over: the swanky digs at the W’s Living Room bar and Miami’s resident spinner DJ Irie. Recommended attire: gold sunglasses.
Nothing against omelets, but your brunches could use more... caliente. Behold: the new buffet at Andalus, with three types of paella (including black squid ink), platters of roasted pork loin, Serrano ham and tortilla española. Plus your first glass of sangria is on the house. Nothing against Bloody Marys, either.
