But just because a place is new, doesn't mean it's the best in town. Miami's restaurant scene is in a state of perpetual boom these days, with new restaurants opening by the dozen. In the early 1990s, as South Beach transformed from sleepy retirement village to Art Deco playground, the street was the epicenter of the neighborhood's party scene a bustling hub of restaurants, nightclubs and bars that catered to a primarily nocturnal crowd.īut 20 years later, after developers zeroed in on Ocean Drive, West Avenue and Lincoln Road, Washington Avenue looks like the proverbial cake left out in the rain, a tacky tangle of boarded-up storefronts, tattoo parlors, liquor stores, porn shops and enough cell phone repair businesses to service a small country.
But it's really that same energy from the show."Īfter decades of neglect, South Beach's Washington Avenue is getting a major renovationĬonsider the curious case of Washington Avenue. "The Wild 'N Out girls are there as your waitresses, and there might be a Wild 'N Out guy or two. It's not just a place where you can get food and drinks, but also you can play games and it's Wild 'N Out-themed," Cannon told E!. The rain didn't stop Nick Cannon from giving his pals an exclusive sneak preview of his newest venture, a hip hop sports bar called Wild 'N Out Sports Bar and Arcade, opening officially within the next few weeks at 1144 Ocean Drive at the Hotel Victor right next to Sugar Factory. Nick Cannon is opening a hip hop sports bar in Hotel Victor Miami Beach A central bar will serve wine, beer, and cocktails. The food hall, designed by the renowned Miami-based firm Arquitectonica, will gather 16 food and drink concepts under one roof, with indoor and outdoor seating for more than 200 people. The Lincoln Eatery, a 9,600-square-foot food hall on the corner of Lincoln Lane and Meridian Avenue in South Beach, is schedule to open this fall. Lincoln Eatery Food Hall Opening With 16 Concepts in South Beach This FallĪbout a year after the real-estate company Terranova announced plans to open a food hall off Lincoln Road, concrete details about the project have finally emerged.
However, they will continue to run all of thier events in the upstairs dance club. Score has announced that they will no longer be operating their downstairs room. Metro opened at 1429 Washington Avenue and is open seven nights a week. Uomo opened on Ocean Drive and closed after just two weekends.