Dear Sabah People,
With the weekend ahead, we're excited to share our 2024 Guide to Miami -- the city where the year always begins for us, and with 2024 marking our sixth annual residency at the Standard Hotel.
Sabah's guide to Miami features our favorite places to eat, drink, dance and visit -- a collection of recommendations to experience Miami, the Sabah way! For many of us, Miami is also our home, so we take pride in our knowledge of the city and its hidden gems.
We want to give special thanks to Highbeam, our banking partner, and the sponsor of this year's guide.
Read on for more, find our guide via Google Maps here, and follow along on Instagram as we highlight our favorite local Miami businesses and hangs. If you're in Miami, be sure to pick up the print version at our outpost at The Standard.
Enjoy!
Sincerely,
The Sabah Dealer |
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EntreNos
9840 NE 2nd Ave, Miami Shores
Chef Even Burgess and Osmel Gonzalez call EntreNos, “A Love Letter to Florida”. Nestled inside Tinta y Cafe, EntreNos opens four nights a week and shines as a beacon of cross-cultural culinary experiences. Committing to local seasonal produce, EntreNos offers delectable dishes like crispy tempura-fried salads, grilled Hertaberkschwein pork, and more. A must try! |
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Tâm Tâm
5205 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33137
Tâm Tâm in Downtown Miami, born from Harrison and Tam's shared passion for Vietnamese cuisine, has seen an exponential evolution in Miami's culinary scene. This diner, which started as an intimate supper club and pop-up, opened its permanent location last May and is celebrated for its "quán nhâu" spirit (or a calling to go drinking and feasting). Explore the unique and exciting flavors of Vietnam at this hometown favorite.
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La Natural
7289 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33150
For Sabah, La Natural feels like casa. Relaxed, great tunes, a wonderful ambience and great sourdough pizza.
Always take Andreina's wine recommendations!
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12831 W Dixie Hwy, North Miami, FL 33161
This North Miami nook is our little hideaway. We always find something for the mind and the palate. Come here to dine solo, find a new read, and take some wine and sourdough to go.
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Caracas Bakery
7283 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33138
Ask any Venezuelan in Miami where the best “Cachitos” are in town and they’re sure to tell you CARACAS BAKERY. This artisanal bakery serves Venezuelan classics with a French patisserie spin. Treat yourself, your family, and friends to a warm breakfast – don’t miss their heavenly golfeado! |
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Maty’s
3255 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33137
For us, Maty's distinguishes itself with its unique and contemporary take on Peruvian cuisine that’s rooted in family traditions. The space’s ambiance is set by black and white photographs of Maty, the chef’s grandmother and culinary muse. Here, you can feel abuela’s authentic home-cooked love. Team Sabah goes for oxtail saltado but anything on the menu is sure to make for a memorable experience – Make sure to make a reservation ahead of time!
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Boia De
5205 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33137
Situated in a strip mall in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, Boia De excels at creating an elevated dining experience without sacrificing the neighborhood’s warm authentic energy. Explore the evolving modern Italian menu with an extensive wine list and impressive cocktails. Try the crispy polenta and foie gras pate or forever hold your peace.
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SUR
5929 NW 2nd Ave #1209, Miami, FL 33127
Nestled in the heart of Little Haiti, Sur is a family-owned Argentinian Cafeteria that prides itself on its homemade baked goods and traditional Argentinian sandwiches – the Milanesa Sandwich is our Sabah team’s top pick! |
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Los Félix
/ Krüs Kitchen
3413 Main Hwy, Miami, FL 33133
Los Félix takes you on a journey to the roots of Latin America.
Chef Sebastián Vargas specializes in using corn grown with the traditional indigenous farming technique called milpa – and was awarded a Michelin Star last year! On the second floor, you’ll find Krüs, a one-of-a-kind dining experience featuring an international and evolving menu. Co-owners, Josh and Pilar, guide your experience by providing pairing suggestions from their considered selection of natural wines, while also sharing information on their curated, shoppable market goods. |
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ZeyZey
353 NE 61st St, Miami, FL 33137
In a city ridden with mega clubs, ZeyZey stands out as a hometown bohemian hero. Tucked in Little River you’ll find the ZeyZey bungalow that feels like being at a friend's home. Inside, vinyl tunes play all night, outside stands the main stage for live performances, a giant dance floor, and incredible culinary options courtesy of a rotating roster of local hospitality stars. Get your fix of Afro-Cuban funk, cumbia, Brazilian disco, salsa, boogaloo, and Afrobeat music here! |
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Dante's HiFi
519 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33127
You can find the Sabah team here on any given night; having an old fashioned while listening to great vinyl records. |
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Ball & Chain
1513 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135
Once a prohibition bar, the iconic B&C represents everything Miami: Salsa, mojitos and a damn good time. Located in Little Havana’s main strip, B+C has become the heartbeat of Calle 8 and is a must visit spot. Visit during their happy hour for pre-dinner drinks, or top off your Friday or Saturday night with some Salsa dancing!
Pro tip: Dance with a local abuelo and let him lead you for a few songs. It’s a right of passage. |
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Jolene Sound Room
200 E. Flagler St. Miami
Whether you’re a house head or a vinyl disco lover, Jolene is made for music lovers by music lovers. Established in 2023 by music programming masters Link Miami Rebels and hospitality connoisseurs Bar Lab, this retro underground listening room has something to offer everyone. From the impeccable sound system to the fabulous art deco ambiance, you won’t regret a night at Jolene. |
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Technique Records
880 NE 79th St Miami, FL 33138
No record shop does it better than Mickey Ramirez’s Technique Record. This will quickly become your go to spot to find coveted records and inspiration for new projects. Technique offers an exceptional selection, meticulous organization, and has a community of music makers and lovers behind it. Here you'll also find books, magazines, analog equipment and more… don’t miss the fly merch! |
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The Standard Spa
40 Island Ave, Miami, FL, 33139
There's no better place in Miami to relax and recharge than The Standard Spa. For the Sabah team, it’s all about the Turkish Hammam. For a seamless day, we recommend sliding on a pair of babas and a bathrobe. This way, you’ll be able to go from morning yoga, to a mud bath, to the arctic plunge, and end in the hammam. The Standard is where the living’s chic and easy. |
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Beach
South of 5th
This is where the locals go to the beach. A mix of colorful umbrellas, incredible views, mild waves and occasionally live music.
Rubell Museum
1100 NW 23rd St, Miami, FL 33127
One of the most significant and far-ranging collections of contemporary art in the world. This museum is a must visit while you are in Miami; have a coffee in the garden before or after. |
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KDR
790 NW 22nd St, Miami
KDR, which started as a gallery run out of a 103 year-old home in Little Havana in 2021, has burgeoned into one of Miami’s most coveted and respected galleries. Led by gallerist Katia David Rosenthal, KDR’s new home in Allapattah champions both rising and recognized artists offering immersive experiences that continue to weave a vibrant narrative of global art and culture. Go to their next exhibition opening and meet local art enthusiasts and eccentrics alike.
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Technique Records
880 NE 79th St Miami, FL 33138
No record shop does it better than Mickey Ramirez’s Technique Record. This will quickly become your go to spot to find coveted records and inspiration for new projects. Technique offers an exceptional selection, meticulous organization, and has a community of music makers and lovers behind it. Here you'll also find books, magazines, analog equipment and more… don’t miss the fly merch! |
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Dale Zine
7395 NW Miami Pl, Miami, FL 33150
Looking for the nucleus of Miami’s creative community? Meet Dale Zine (Dah-Le Zine). What started as an independent bookstore has grown into a cultural hub that highlights artists, writers, and offers eccentric programming that gives you a peek at what makes Miami creatives really tick. Find them in Miami’s Design District! (p.s. Dale means GO in spanish)
Nina Johnson Gallery
6315 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33150
Visiting Nina’s gallery in the Little Haiti neighborhood is a treat; a beautiful space, warm hospitality and always a great collection on view.
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About our banking partner, Highbeam.
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Highbeam was conceived to support entrepreneur-led businesses like Sabah -- that's why we're proud to have been one of their very first customers.
Three years on, Highbeam has made an immeasurable impact on our business by consistently demonstrating what it means to be a great banking partner.
From amazing customer service and a simply better banking platform to friendly lines of credit and a true interest in their community of customers, Highbeam stands apart in how they view the role of financial partners in the ecosystem of small business.
To that end, we're so excited that they've agreed to underwrite the publishing of our Miami Guide as well as several of our upcoming events, which support Miami's large and growing brand community.
If you're a brand owner, I couldn't recommend more that you consider Highbeam. Feel free to reach out to learn more!
Sincerely,
Mickey Ashmore
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40 Island Ave
Miami Beach
FL 33139
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Jan. 17th — Mar. 25th
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