4 Miami Restaurants Renovating or Relocating to up Their Game During the Pandemic
Business may be down for local restaurant owners, but that doesn’t mean there has to be downtime.

Business may be down for local restaurant owners, but that doesn’t mean there has to be downtime.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the local food scene, restaurant operators are finding new ways to bring in guests both new and old.

This recipe boasts a quick and easy chicken broth base, which you will frequently find in all Asian cuisines.

With summer upon us, it’s the perfect time to not only eat fruits—while they are in their prime—but also to be super indulgent and a little naughty with cold and refreshing desserts.

For restaurant lovers living in the times of COVID-19, a good takeout meal at home has become a comforting routine.

Food trucks may have seemed like a thing of the past, but with restaurants in Miami facing challenging times and dining rooms closed due to COVID-19, local eateries are continuing to innovate.

For the foreseeable future, South Florida dining rooms are closed. After a short reopening period, many restaurants are again restricted to outdoor dining or takeout and delivery.

In case you haven’t heard, Miami Spice is currently underway.

Since March, South Florida restaurants have been struggling to stay afloat. Restrictions on on-site dining forced many restaurants to shift business models overnight.

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