Matthew
What's Miami's best kept secret?
There's a place I'll tell you about that makes an incredible sandwich called Airport Cafe & Liquors. It looks like a little liquor store, but there's a little Cuban café in there. Once a week he makes a sandwich of the week. You can look at it on Instagram. They're incredible. It's off of 36th street near the airport. You're surprised when you go in there and then you're blown away by the sandwich.
Nina
What's Miami's best kept secret?
It used to be the secret tree house, south of Matheson, but it's gone. Miami's second-best kept secret is the mountain bike trail on Virginia Key.
Adam
What's Miami's best kept secret?
For me, it's definitely, Coconut Grove. It's such an amazing tropical place. You don't really see that type of town, it's got so much character. And driving down Old Cutler is so beautiful. If I could live anywhere in Miami, it would definitely be the Grove.
Michael
What's Miami's best kept secret?
The second time around here in Miami, I was pleasantly surprised of what Wynwood has become. But in terms of a secret, but not really a secret, a nice treasure to discover is Vizcaya. I've been two or three times and each time you find out more about the history and what life in Miami looked like when they were around.
Claudia & Mike
What's Miami's best kept secret?
If we told you it wouldn’t be a secret anymore!
Rich And Martha
What's Miami's best kept secret?
We think South Dade is the best kept secret. Many of the vendors – fruits and veggies – come from Redlands and Homestead etc. Rich is part of the More to Explore Working Group. The goal is to bring awareness and interest to the South Dade area that is south of Kendall. Pinecrest Gardens Farmers Market would not exist without South Dade!
Laura
What's Miami's best kept secret?
I feel like West Kendall is the best kept secret! I swear, I tell everyone about your grove stand. The area has some amazing businesses. My kids grew up going to Reach for the Arts, which is an art program near you. And my kids originally learned to swim at Ocaquatics. There this little group of West Kendall businesses that have been instrumental in my life and my kids' life. And now you guys, we go every weekend!
Ashley
What's Miami's best kept secret?
The Glaser farm store on 136th ave and 192nd st. I buy a lot of my herbal medicines, fresh fruits, and fresh greens there. I feel like that's a place that everybody should know about.
Lee
What's Miami's best kept secret?
Everglades National Park, Fairchild Gardens, The Keys. Alabama Jacks
Seth
What's Miami's best kept secret?
Snorkeling at Red Reef Park.