Cafe Nuvo Bistro |
After a nice day on South Beach, you can explore the beautiful Miami Beach area on foot. One thing that is free in Miami is walking while taking in the sights, the views, the sounds and the atmosphere, and if you enjoy a relaxing vacation, I can highly recommend taking a walk down the historic Espanola Way in Miami.
Espanola Way in Miami is full of charm, and the beauty can convince any hungry traveler to make a stop at one of the restaurants along Espanola Way. Although Espanola Way is located in the Art Deco District, the buildings dated back to 1920 has a Spanish style with a bohemian twist.
Besides the many restaurants you can also find small family-owned specialty stores, and the popular yoga studio Synergy Yoga is located on Espanola Way as well.
Besides the many restaurants you can also find small family-owned specialty stores, and the popular yoga studio Synergy Yoga is located on Espanola Way as well.
Hosteria Romana |
While the restaurants on Espanola Way are not cheap, they certainly are beautiful and full of charm. If you are looking for a more frugal meal, you can turn north on Pennsylvania Avenue and continue until Lincoln Road, where you can find something in every price range. Another alternative is to stop at one of the cheaper eateries on the North-South facing streets such as Drexel Avenue and Washington Avenue, where the Miami atmosphere is just as high, and while the cost of stand-up dining will decrease, the likelihood of meeting locals will increase.
Restaurants at Espanola Way:
Boteco Copacabana Restaurant: Brazillian
Cafe Nuvo Bistro: Mediterranean
Cevichery: Peruvian
Drexel Irish Pub: Irish
Flame Caffe & Grill: American, traditional
Havana 1957: 1446 Washington Ave, Miami, Fl: Cuban
Hosteria Romana: Italian
Kone Japanese Seafood: Japanese
La Cantina Sports Bar: Mexican, Bar Food
Milani Gelateria: Ice cream, Frozen Yogurt
My Yogurt Cafe: Ice cream, Frozen Yogurt
Noir Ice Cream: Ice cream
Oh Mexico Restaurant: Mexican
Segafredo EspaƱola Way: Italian, Coffee & Tea
Tapas y Tintos: Spanish, Basque, Tapas Bars
La Cantina Sports Bar |
Washington Avenue restaurants, cafes and eateries near Espanola Way includes:
North of Espanola Way:
Keeses Mediterranean Sandwich: 1533 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Chalan On The Beach: (Peruvian) 1580 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Osteria Del Teatro: (Italian) 1443 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Moshi Moshi: (Japanese) 1448 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Flamingo Restaurant: 1454 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Caffe De Mauro: 1464 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, FL
Cheese Burger Baby: 505 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
South of Espanola Way:
Pizza Rustica Cameo, 1447 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
How to get to the Charming Espanola Way Village area:
North of Espanola Way:
Keeses Mediterranean Sandwich: 1533 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Chalan On The Beach: (Peruvian) 1580 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Osteria Del Teatro: (Italian) 1443 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Moshi Moshi: (Japanese) 1448 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Flamingo Restaurant: 1454 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Caffe De Mauro: 1464 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, FL
Cheese Burger Baby: 505 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
South of Espanola Way:
Pizza Rustica Cameo, 1447 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
Code Restaurant and Lounge: 1437 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL
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How to get to the Charming Espanola Way Village area:
From South Beach and Collins Avenue, walk west on Espanola Way in between 14th and 15th street. You will find Espanola Way Village in between Washington Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Parking: If you are lucky you can find parking in the side streets, or you can park at the 16th Street parking garage. (16th Street/Collins Avenue).
What a neat area to visit! I will have to keep this in mind next time I'm in Miami.
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Is the weekend festival on Espanola Way on both Saturday and Sunday or only Sunday? Anybody know which days? When I've been down there I remember it only being one day, but not sure which one?
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It should be every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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