Miami Itineraries

"Reserve a riverside table when booking for the most romantic ambiance and city reflections at night.Share several small plates and a main to sample textures and flavors together without feeling rushed.Ask for wine pairing or sake recommendations to elevate the meal into a special dining experience."

"Split the group across a few joints and claim a large table together — staff are used to groups of 4–8 and will usually help consolidate seating.Try to order a couple of shareable plates (ceviche, empanadas) so the group can sample — it’s cheaper and more social.If you want cocktails, order them to-go inside and everyone can gather at the outside communal tables on Lincoln Road."

"Start at Wynwood Walls and then spiral out to side streets — you’ll find smaller, less-crowded gems and great group photo spots.Bring a portable charger — lots of photo ops drain phones fast when everyone’s snapping pics.If someone wants souvenirs, local galleries and pop-ups sell prints and stickers that are easy to split the cost of as a group keepsake."

"Find benches under trees or near the park's shaded pathways for a quieter spot away from marketplace noise.Use the park’s accessible pathways to avoid stairs; restrooms are available and usually kept clean in the winter months.If you feel like a light snack, the park vendors are nearby—choose seated vendors or take a short taxi back to a calmer spot if needed."

"Use this time to freshen up and change into slightly dressier layers before the evening cruise.If you enjoy photos, use this quieter hour for relaxed portraits around your hotel’s garden or lobby.Ask the hotel for a late-afternoon chilled bottle of sparkling water or rosé to enjoy on the room balcony."

"Keep an eye out for the Walk of Fame and local bakeries.Carry small bills if you plan to sample snacks from street vendors."

"Use this slot to drop any wet beach clothes at your hotel or to change into evening outfits — many restaurants appreciate casual-smart attire.If you need to split a bill for dinner, set expectations now and have one person open the tab to make payments quick at peak times.Hydrate and reapply sunscreen if your day has been sun-heavy — Wynwood still has outdoor murals and often warm sidewalks even in March."

"Try a signature burger or the smoked meat plate.They often have local craft beers on tap; ask the staff for recommendations.Outdoor seating is enjoyable on cooler days."

"Reservations recommended, especially for waterfront seating.Share several dishes to sample the menu; sushi and robata items are highlights.Dress is smart-casual; expect a lively scene."