Gentrification, throughout time, has seen poor urban areas changed as wealthier people have moved in, improving housing and attracting new businesses, but displacing native inhabitants in the process....

The first annual Coconut Grove Art Festival was created by Charlie Cinnamon and took place in 1963. 60 years later it celebrated its continuous success over Presidents Day weekend, from Feb. 17 to 19....

As number eight dodges defenders and sprints towards the end zone, it's hard not to be impressed by this athlete's sheer talent and dedication. Today, Coral Gables Senior High alum and National Football...

Le Pain Quotidien, directly translating to “the daily bread,” is aptly named as anyone  would enjoy visiting this shop daily. Their location is in the heart of Coconut Grove, right by CocoWalk, providing...

Our Rating: A+ Nestled in a quiet street in Coconut Grove right off of Coco Walk lies the hole in the wall known as Bombay Darbar. As the name implies, it is an Indian restaurant that brings together...

Our Rating: A With the increasing popularity of "clean eating", juice bars have been popping up at almost every corner. Seeing as Miami is a city that wholeheartedly embraces every new or popular...

In recent years, many communities have begun to stray away from the mass-produced and commercialized foods found in supermarkets, and started to favor more sustainable and local options. To meet this...

Our Rating: A Around for almost 40 years, it's shocking that not many people know about The Last Carrot! This one-of-a-kind restaurant is located in the heart of Coconut Grove. If you ever go watch...