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Super 7: The Best Candy Shops in Miami

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By Olee Fowler
| The Leftovers Miami
Photo by Vinicius "amnx" Amano on Unsplash Miami’s candy shops cover plenty of ground, from Swedish pick-and-mix gummies in Coral Gables to chocolate made from scratch on Calle Ocho. Sugar lovers can spend an afternoon choosing bonbons or pick up enough sweets for an entire birthday party. So yes, we’ll take you to the ‘Candy Shop’ — that one was for Matt — with these seven spots are worth knowing for both, with a few chocolate-covered snacks along the way.
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The Essential Dishes of Mika, Chef Michael White’s Ode to the French Riviera

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By Olee Fowler
| Resy
Discover restaurants to love. Close Close Photo courtesy of Mika Dish By Dish   Miami By Olee Fowler, a fourth-generation Miamian who now writes for Miami New Times, Time Out, and more. Olee spent 10 years as editor of Eater Miami, covering everything from white-tablecloth debuts to late-night pizza slices. MIKA 4.8 · Mediterranean Italian · $ Coral Gables Book Now Published: Oct.
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Swanky new restaurant to take over former Mango’s on Las Olas

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By Olee Fowler
| Miami New Times Verified
The team behind YOLO is opening a Mediterranean restaurant with Asian flavors at the former Mango’s restaurant site on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. Naia opens October 22 at 904 East Las Olas Boulevard, with robata skewers, sushi, and a dining room seating more than 200 people. The restaurant comes from The Restaurant People, the Fort Lauderdale hospitality group led by co-founder and CEO Tim Petrillo.
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