The ultimate dining experience in Downtown Miami. Ceviche Piano offers the freshest, most authentic sushi bar and Japanese appetizers options crafted by Chef Sandro Haneda. Along with daily specials that explore International delights as prepared by our brilliant Chef Martin Villacorta. At Ceviche Piano, every dish enraptures the senses and satiates every palpable desire. Join us today! Our Menu: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9se7epblmmdkslk/AABlESVHhKc9LXl2-k38wM22a?dl=0
Bryan in the Kitchen is simple, delicious, healthy real food! We focus on incorporating gourmet touches into all aspects of our food. Breakfast is one of our favorites! Homemade Greek Yogurt with fresh fruit and our homemade granola, eggs with herbs and cherry tomatoes and smashed banana oatmeal are a couple of our healthy and pure treats. An array of Lunch items; gourmet panini's, grilled cheese sandwiches, salads, pasta salads and healthy grain salads are all unique and delicious. Our baked goods are the best! Cupcake's made from all natural ingredients with flavors like Mango Cayenne, Strawberry Basil, Lavender and Melon Prosciutto to name a few, all topped with a light French Buttercream instead of the traditional American variety. Sticky Buns made from puff pastry dough and the most perfect cookies! Granola Bars are a treat for anytime, made from dried fruits and oats. Bryan in the Kitchen has a little something for everyone.
Burger King in Miami, FL home of the WHOPPER® sandwich, is known for fast food burgers, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Burger King in Miami, FL home of the WHOPPER® sandwich, is known for fast food burgers, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Nutreat - The concept Nutreat is a whole new type of fast food restaurant, where the service is quick yet the food is of the highest quality. A quick meal can also be a good meal! We propose fresh, healthy foods made with local produce and prepared with a true chef's culinary skills. What do YOU look for in a quick meal??? “Wouldn't you like to know what you're eating and where it comes from?“ Most people would. Unlike other restaurants we want you to know. “How many good-fresh-healthy alternatives can you find in a regular fast food restaurant?” None, these three qualities are never put together. At nutreat that's all you'll find in each and every meal. Good: Quality ingredients have taste, we select and put the right ones together so they become a delicious treat. Fresh: The only way to always be fresh is to favor local growers and seasonal foods and that's exactly what we've done. Healthy: We respect your food so you can respect your body with a nutrious option. To find quality ingredients and produce we traveled across the state of Florida searching for the best farms. We found traceable foods of the highest quality and at a great value. Today we are proud to be able to offer you healthy, balanced meals made from quality produce, selected and prepared with passion. Stéphane Rabaron & Cédric Lecroc
bl@ckberry is a family owned business born in 2010. The store located in Downtown Miami, was founded by the Mora family with the idea of creating a new spot that would have healthy and fresh food made with high quality ingredients. Our menu was created keeping those 3 aspects in mind and with the thought of bringing new flavors that would make our guests come through our doors again. Since that time, our store has grown and we have had amazing responses from everyone. Our menu offers a variety of unique dishes made fresh daily with the best ingredients. Our store was founded with love, hope and dreams. It is our passion and we want to share it with you...!!
WE ARE A NEW CONCEPTOF ITALIAN ICECREAM SHOP! We process only the best and high quality #freshfruits to assure the healthiest and best #gelato and #popsicles! We are #vegan and #paleo friendly, everybody should experience the deliciousness of #theItalianTasteOfIce Filippo is a guy with a great passion for the genuine tradition of Italian taste with the american dream on his mind, decided to bring the excellence and the authenticity of the old recipe for Italian fresh fruit sorbetto stateside. “Here it is” Eccolopops was born. WHY ECCOLOPOPS Eccolopops name comes from the fusion of the Italian word eccolo (here it is) and the English abbreviation for popsicle, representing the union between Italy and U.S.A. in our brand. The Logo is inspired by Filippo’s Jack Russell Milo, he is our mascot, and has accompanied Filippo across the ocean to embark on this new adventure. You can come meet him at our store, but remember he still just speaks Italian… FILIPPO Filippo, a graduate of Economics Law at Bocconi University, has had a passion for the American Dream since childhood. He spent his summers in the US, taking english classes at UCLA and Berry University in Miami, falling in love with this amazing country. He would travel to the USA whenever he could, but he desired a permanent move. Filippo has always pursued excellence, and his love of cooking led him to seek out the best products. This is how he discovered the Buosi family who stood out for their professionalism and for the quality of their products. In particular, he was surprised by the delicacy of their sorbets and gelato, a real explosion of taste and freshness. Thus he learned the art of ice cream according to the italian tradition, and started his adventure in the New World.
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St. John's Baptist Church (also known as the New St. John Institutional Baptist Church) is a historic church in Miami, Florida. It is located at 1328 Northwest 3rd Avenue. On April 17, 1992, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.On June 17, 1906 at the corner of NW 2nd Avenue and 11th Terrace, a small group was called together for worship.They initially called this congregation Second Baptist Church. The first pastor of this group was Rev. Bynom.After a short time, a second pastor, Rev. N.B. Williams, was called to lead this new and growing congregation. During Rev. Williams’ tenure, the membership moved to Jackson’s Hall on 10th street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue. The members considered plans for a permanent location. After purchasing a lot at 12th Street and 3rd Avenue, construction began on a 50X48 foot frame building.The congregation moved into this building on the third Sunday in February 1908. Rev. Williams served until the latter part of 1910. In 1912, Rev. Jarius Wilkerson Drake cast his membership with the church. He assumed leadership of the church on the first Sunday in February. Rev. Drake maintained a loving and Christian attitude towards all members. The membership grew and increased tremendously. The initial church building was damaged and wrecked during storms in 1926 and 1928, but was remodeled. This building became too small under Rev. Drake’s leadership, and the congregation purchased a larger site to accommodate the membership. The newly built church, completed in 1940, is located on the current site, which sits on 13th Street and 3rd Avenue. The church then became known as St. John Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. Drake served as pastor until his death in February 1951. Succeeding Rev. Drake was Rev. Thedford Johnson, who was serving as Assistant Pastor. Under his pastorate, a two-story building at 1148 NW 3rd Avenue was built as a parsonage; the Fellowship Hall was built, the Children’s Center(formerly known as the Tot Center) was established, an apartment unit was purchased, the sanctuary was air-conditioned, the pews were cushioned and a two-mirror loft in the main sanctuary was built. St. John also experienced national recognition with their Baptist Training Union (BTU). For three decades, St. John was noted as not only the largest and best in the Florida East Coast and the State, but was acclaimed as the “National Model” by then National President Dr. J. H. Jackson. Because of Rev. Johnson’s interest in civic and political affairs, and his motivation of the congregation toward civic pride, the church continued to thrive. St. John hosted the National Baptist Convention four times: 1969, 1973, 1977 and 1982. Rev. Johnson also maintained a radio program from 1977 through 1980. The church revised its name to reflect the current standing, St. John Institutional Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. Johnson resigned in February 1985.