The Miami Design District has long been celebrated for its fusion of high fashion, avant-garde art, and luxury lifestyle experiences.
Amid the luxury boutiques and art galleries, the Miami Design District is witnessing a new wave of hospitality.
Coffee culture, in particular, has taken center stage, attracting both locals and visitors who crave not just caffeine, but connection and craftsmanship.
Each newly opened venue brings its own aesthetic, ethos, and menu.
Whether you’re meeting friends, browsing galleries, or simply people-watching, the district now offers plenty of delicious reasons to linger longer.
NBA superstar Jimmy Butler has officially brought his passion project to life with the opening of BIGFACE, a specialty coffee destination that captures the culture and artistry of coffee.
Located at 40 NE 40th St., this stylish café is more than just a coffee shop.
Inside, visitors will find a sleek La Marzocco espresso bar, a BIGFACE ReadyBev grab-and-go station, and a curated retail selection featuring exclusive apparel and gear that reflects Butler’s personal style.
Modern lounge seating, minimalist aesthetics, and an emphasis on quality beans elevate the entire vibe. BIGFACE offers more than caffeine.
The concept aligns perfectly with the creative ethos of the Miami Design District, blending design, performance, and culture in one inviting space.
Adding a touch of Parisian elegance to the district is {petite} Maman, the newest pop-up from the beloved NYC brand.
Nestled in Palm Court at 140 NE 39th St., Suite 136, this intimate version of the original Maman café brings together rustic charm and grab-and-go ease.
Perfect for those in a rush but unwilling to compromise on taste, the café offers an exclusive pressée sandwich menu, alongside Maman’s signature pastries and espresso drinks.
The atmosphere feels cozy yet refined. It’s the kind of place where you stop for a quick bite but end up staying a little longer, seduced by the ambiance and flavors.
For sushi aficionados, Nami Nori is a welcome revelation.
The NYC-based handroll bar has opened its doors at 156 NE 41st St., in partnership with Pharrell Williams, bringing a dose of culinary artistry to Miami.
Best known for its temaki the restaurant presents sushi with a twist, combining impeccable technique with modern presentation.
Inspired by both Japanese residences and modern beach houses, the space is a serene escape.
Sandy hues, soft lighting, and a blend of traditional and contemporary design make for a refined yet relaxed dining experience.
The carefully crafted menu, which focuses on sustainably sourced fish and unique flavor pairings, offers something new even for seasoned sushi lovers.
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