Where to Eat in Coral Gables
Our dining guide highlights some of the best restaurants in Coral Gables, spanning Asian, Mediterranean, seafood, Spanish, steakhouse, café, pub, and deli favorites.
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Our dining guide highlights some of the best restaurants in Coral Gables, spanning Asian, Mediterranean, seafood, Spanish, steakhouse, café, pub, and deli favorites.
Read MoreThe Shark Is Broken turns the troubled production of Jaws into an amusing summer comedy at Actors’ Playhouse, with first-rate performances and a standout turn by Iain Batchelor as Robert Shaw.
Read MoreEl Pasado Mío and Afrocubanismo, on view at the Lowe Art Museum through September 12, examine the contributions of Afro-Cuban artists from the early 19th century to the present through works from local and institutional collections.
Read MoreExplore the latest Coral Gables restaurant openings, from Buccan’s shareable plates and STAND’s Japanese sandos to Argentine burgers, Mexican cuisine and omakase experiences.
Read MoreA Thursday night in Coral Gables begins with cocktails, caviar devilled eggs and Wagyu cheesesteak at Brandi’s inside the Biltmore, followed by Empire Wild’s opening performance for the Community Arts Program Summer Concert Series.
Read MoreBeauty and the Butcher’s bar-only happy hour pairs steakhouse polish with shrimp, smash burgers, cocktails, and daily early-evening specials.
Read MoreWorld Cup 2026 is taking over Coral Gables with watch parties, big screens, beer buckets, cocktails, food specials, and match-day events at local bars and restaurants.
Read MoreA First Friday in Coral Gables leads from the colorful Cielo Tejido canopy at Giralda Plaza to dinner at Costazul Peruvian Cuisine and an evening of cocktails, vinyl records, and jazz at The Burrow.
Read MoreCoral Gables welcomes two new businesses: Alejandría Floral Art, making its U.S. debut with luxury floral arrangements, and Danny Jelaca Salon, which has relocated from Miami Beach after nearly three decades.
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