The city that never sleeps is a nickname that we immediately associate with New York. While this is still true, Miami has stolen a lot of attention from the Big Apple, because it has become the place to be seen in recent years. At L&#39;Officiel, we show you the new gastronomic places that have opened in the so-called capital of South Florida.

<h2><a href="https://www.instagram.com/lamartola/">La M&agrave;rtola</a></h2>
&ldquo;An endless day on the Riviera. With love, made by hand.&rdquo; This place is defined as a simple, seasonal and beach restaurant. When you enter you feel as if you were inside a seashell, all white, pearly, with minimalist decoration by artist Daphne Leon; a feeling of floating in this unicolour space. Opened in Miami in February 2024, it has become one of the favourites of European cuisine. As part of its must-sees are wood-fired pizzas from La Filiale, especially Portonovo. Its dough is fermented for 36 hours and its ingredients are: buffalo mozzarella, ricotta, DOP mortadella, pistacchio, sea fennel and a very special touch of orange peel zest. To finish, the best option is the fiordilatte gelato, with the toppings of the day from the famous gelato master Simone Bonini.

<h2 style="text-align: justify;"><a href="https://www.instagram.com/giorginamiami/">Giorgina</a></h2> This restaurant is a direct entry ticket to Capri. In its decoration the protagonists are the lemons; The classic giants of the Italian island, which are the size of a grapefruit, adorn the ceiling and walls. With more than 5 thousand of them in the decoration, the plates are made and hand-painted by Colombian designer Adriana Castro. The star dish of the place also includes lemons: a delicious lemon spaghetti, which can be added with black truffle. Another of their must-sees is the pumpkin carpaccio as a starter, and their dessert of gianduja chocolate cake with hazelnut cream.

<h2><a href="https://www.instagram.com/pastaebastamiami/">Pasta and Basta</a></h2> Since it opened its doors, it continues to be at maximum capacity at all times. Their handmade pastas, sauces, and flours brought directly from Italy have captivated many local palates. Its flavors take you to some lost town in Italy, with that handmade or homemade touch. Their star dish is the Rigatoni Amatriciana, with its slow-cooked tomato sauce, crispy guanciale, DOP pecorino Romano and red chili pepper . And, for dessert, the traditional tiramisu served directly from the large container in which it is prepared, just as if you were mangiando a la casa della nona — eating at grandma&#39;s house .

<h2><a href="https://chateauzzs.com/">Chateau ZZ&#39;s</a></h2> This small castle, which dates back to 1931, becomes part of the giant Major Food Group - owners of Carbone, ZZ&#39;s and Sadelles -, which surprises with this new opening in the heart of Brickell. Although its name is French, it is only to refer to the architecture of the place that is similar to a small castle. Their menu is Mexican, simple but tasty, with classics such as guacamole, tostadas and tacos al pastor, but with top-notch products such as rib eye and caviar. Definitely what you can&#39;t miss here is the decoration of the place and the churros for dessert, which have a thin dough undercooked on the inside and crispy on the outside; They are the perfect excuse for a Friday night getaway.

<h2><a href="https://www.instagram.com/cultgaia/">Cultgaia</a></h2> Here art meets fashion. It&#39;s no surprise to say that in the Miami Design District, every store is a work of art. The new Cultgaia store does not go unnoticed with its captivating façade of a mural of 1,800 hand-painted tiles, which tell the story of the Garden of Eden by artist Michael Chandler. At the entrance, a phrase that the grandmother of its founder — Jasmin Larian Hekmat — says: “May all the doors of the world always be open to you&quot;; it is an invitation to be surprised with its ready-to-wear collection and design. from the interior of the store. With a tree more than four meters high, which faces a dome of light and is planted in the middle of a snake-shaped chair, it is a must-see in the neighborhood.

<h2 style="text-align: justify;"><a href="https://www.instagram.com/palmangels/">Palm Angels</a></h2> It is a renewed neighbor of the Design District. This year the renowned brand from the design district reopens its doors. With guests like Fedez — Chiara Ferragni&#39;s ex-husband — it was the opening of this two-story store set in a look that mixes the beach with the urban. With three-dimensional finishes on its tiled wall, its natural raffia panels and textured oak furniture, they are a balm to the eye; a kind of tropical landscape with jungle hints that enchant. As their slogan says They will ignore you, until they can&#39;t, it will be impossible to ignore them after their reopening night where they were the stars of the block.

<h2><a href="https://www.instagram.com/themooremiami/">The Moores</a></h2> As a pioneer in the sector — built in 1920 — the neoclassical architecture building was used as a furniture exhibition and as a “Moore and Sons” warehouse. Today it reopens its doors and promises to be one of the most exclusive private clubs in Miami. Additionally, within the proposal, it will be the only hotel within the Design District. Elements like renowned architect and designer Zaha Hadid&#39;s Elastika installation , which spans the four-story interior gallery, are part of what makes this place so special. The project involves a restaurant, hotel, art gallery and members&#39; club, all to be inaugurated in 2024.

Miami: the new must-see foodie hotspots of 2024

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