This Week in Miami: March 23-29

Each week, we round up what’s worth your time right now—from new menus and pop-up moments to festivals, openings, and low-key excuses to go out on a weeknight. Consider this your curated snapshot of the city as it moves through the week ahead: where to eat, what to drink, and what’s quietly (or loudly) happening around town.

A New Coffee Stop Lands in Brickell

Ludlow Coffee Supply is bringing its Lower East Side roots to Brickell with a new outpost at Domus Brickell Park—one that fully embraces the rhythm of the neighborhood. By day, it’s exactly what you want from a go-to coffee spot: bright, easygoing, and built for everything from quick espresso runs to slow, laptop-open mornings on the patio. It has that “regulars welcome” energy, the kind that makes it feel like it’s been part of the block longer than it has.

The menu sticks to what works, with a lineup of crafted lattes (maple, bourbon vanilla, salted caramel, mocha), single-origin cold brews, and smoothies, alongside breakfast tacos, sandwiches, and grab-and-go staples. And while mornings are the main draw for now, there’s more on the horizon—this location is set to evolve into a full café-to-cocktail lounge, eventually layering in evening drinks, DJ sets, and late-night energy. For now, consider it your new Brickell coffee fix with plans to stay relevant well past sunset.

Ludlow Coffee Supply Miami is located at 801 Brickell Ave., Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit their official website.

A Playful Spring Menu Hits Black Sheep Coffee

There can never be too much coffee as far as we’re concerned. Black Sheep Coffee is saluting spring with a menu that is a total mood shift. The global café brand, known for its design-forward spaces and bold coffee program, just launched Banana Arcade, a limited-time lineup built around nostalgic flavors and a slightly retro energy we’re loving.

The menu runs through a full range of banana-driven drinks, from iced banana lattes and matcha variations to thick, dessert-like frappes layered with salted caramel and creamy textures. There’s also a raspberry and pistachio açaí bowl in the mix for something lighter, though still indulgent. If you’re looking for an easy way to switch up your usual coffee order (or just escape the heat for a bit), consider this your cue to go slightly off-script.

Black Sheep Coffee is located at 2750 SW 27th Terrace, Suite 108, Miami, FL 33133. For more information, visit their official website.

Wednesday, March 25

Miami Music Week Takes Over Barsecco

Barsecco is stepping into Miami Music Week with a lineup that brings out the establishment’s signature day-to-night energy—equal parts refined dinner spot and full-on nightlife hub. The Brickell staple is hosting a pair of events that tap into the city’s global sound and cultural mix.

The week kicks off Wednesday, March 26, with the Inaugural Cultural Showcase in collaboration with FIMLA, blending live performances with a celebration of Miami’s creative community. Expect a stacked roster including Andrés Mijangos, Mr. Pauer, and Melina Almodóvar, alongside a Cultural & Community Awards presentation highlighting local voices shaping the scene. By Friday, March 28, things shift into Selva Beats, a Miami Music Week special with Chucho Teliz and Cristi Hernz going back-to-back on an extended set built around Latin percussion and underground house. Consider it a two-part takeover that captures both the sound and spirit of the city—best experienced late, with the bar’s signature Spicy Cucumber Margarita in hand.

A Full Week of Underground Sounds Takes Over Sable

Sable is going all in for Miami Music Week with a multi-day lineup that’s full-on house, techno, and underground energy. Running Wednesday through Sunday, the venue shifts into full rotation mode, hosting a mix of global DJs and collectives that keep the momentum building night after night.

The programming brings in names like Chris Lorenzo, Skream, and Egyptian Lover, alongside a stacked lineup of collectives hosting their own takeovers. By Sunday, things peak with a 21-hour closing party led by UNUM and Phase 3, wrapping the week in a marathon session built for serious dance-floor stamina. Expect daytime sets, late-night transitions, and a crowd that’s in it for the long haul. If you’re looking to lock into the underground side of Music Week, this is where you want to be.

Sable is located at 2219 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33127. For more information, visit their official website.

Midweek Wine and Music at Magie

Magie Wine Bar is giving you a reason to love the midweek vibe with the launch of Live Music Wednesdays at its Little River space. The weekly series brings a more intimate kind of energy—think low-lit, close-up performances that feel like something you’ve stumbled into at just the right time.

Running from 6 to 9 p.m., the lineup features rotating local artists paired with Magie’s thoughtful wine selection, spanning both international bottles and under-the-radar finds. The menu from Ivan Barros showcases elevated small plates and shareable bites—charcuterie, seasonal dishes, and a few unexpected turns—designed to match the mood without pulling focus. It all comes together as a laid-back, sensory mix of music, wine, and atmosphere.

Magie Wine Bar Little River is located at 8281 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33138. For more information, visit their official website.

Saturday, March 28

A Workout Turns Into a Party at LEGACY

LEGACY is blurring the line between fitness and nightlife with the debut of its NO DAYS OFF Sessions, a one-night event landing Saturday, March 29. Set inside the brand’s Little River headquarters, the concept leans into high-energy movement with a soundtrack to match—less traditional workout, more full-on dance floor with a pulse.

The night centers on Brazilian Funk, with sets from Robstar, Tropa Do Miami, and Video Boy, keeping the tempo high from start to finish. Expect curated drinks, interactive photo moments with Miami Passport Photo, and a crowd that’s fully committed to the theme—guests are encouraged to show up in their best athleisure. It all runs from 5 to 9 p.m., making it an early-evening option that still delivers the energy of a late-night rave. Consider it cardio, just with better music and a stronger cocktail lineup. The event is open to the public with RSVP.

LEGACY is located at 7400 NW Miami, FL 33150. For more information, visit their official website.

Florida Derby Day Gets a Culinary Upgrade at Gulfstream Park

Gulfstream Park is adding a food-forward layer to one of its biggest race days with the debut of Taste of Florida, a one-day culinary event landing Saturday, March 29 inside the Flamingo Room. Timed alongside the $1 million Curlin Florida Derby, the experience blends high-stakes racing with a showcase of South Florida’s dining scene—turning an already buzzy day into something more immersive.

The event brings together a lineup of standout chefs, each serving signature bites that highlight the region’s range of flavors. Expect everything from inventive sushi rolls and fried chicken with a twist to over-the-top sweets and local seafood moments, plus a roaming caviar experience that is indulgent in the best way. With live music, a DJ, and a full day of races unfolding just outside, the atmosphere lands somewhere between culinary festival and trackside celebration.

Gulfstream Park is located at 901 S Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009. For more information, visit their official website.

Sunday, March 29

NYC’s Cocktail Scene Takes Over Sexy Fish for One Night

Sexy Fish Miami is hosting a one-night crossover that brings some serious New York bar talent into the mix. On Sunday, March 30, the restaurant’s already high-energy space shifts into takeover mode with NYC Friends, a guest shift that pulls together three standout names from the city’s cocktail world for a rare experience.

Behind the bar, Rio Azmee, Meaghan Dorman, and Jonathan Adler each bring their own distinct approach—ranging from Japanese-influenced precision and fermentation-driven builds to theatrical classics and technique-heavy libations. Guests can expect a curated selection of three cocktails from the takeover menu, alongside passed lite bites throughout the evening. The event runs from 8 to 11 p.m., offering a tight window to tap into some of the country’s most innovative bar programs without leaving Miami.

Sexy Fish is located at 1001 S. Miami Ave., Brickell, FL 33130. For more information, visit their official website.