Española Way

In South Beach, next to Lincoln Road, there is a renowned shopping and dining district called Española Way that resembles a traditional Spanish hamlet. These streets are lined with shops that sell unique goods and collectibles, as well as restaurants and art galleries.

Indulge in tantalizing cocktails and savory food from some of Miami Beach's most delicious restaurants while dining al fresco beneath the Miami sky at this neighborhood's more than a dozen eateries and sidewalk cafes. This tropical setting makes for a fascinating destination with options ranging from regional and traditional Spanish meals to dayboat catches, and pairings with some of the most inventive libations available. Española Way has a wonderful selection of European food, including French, Spanish, and Italian (Pane & Vino, Piccola Cucina) (A La Folie.) Is there anything more elegant than taking a stroll through the city after sipping a glass of red wine and enjoying a cafecito and pastelito?

Another popular location nearby for the newest club wear, designer jeans, vintage apparel, and collectibles is Washington Avenue. Shops stay open late, so you have plenty of time to find excellent deals without having to skip out on people-watching, going to the beach, or club hopping.