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Nearby Restaurants/Malls/Sightseeing Nearby Restaurants/Malls/Sightseeing Restaurants Brain Freeze Nitrogen Latin American Cafeteria Jasmine Sushi and Thai Ice Cream 9796 SW 24th St 1429 SW 107 Ave 3905 NW 107 Ave (305) 226-2393 (305) 207-9700 (786) 235-8505 http://www.menupix.com/mia http://www.jasminesushi.com http://www.brainfreezei mi/restaurants/402378/Latin- cecreamlab.com/ American-Cafeteria-Miami-FL Little Caesar’s Pizza Subrageous Menchie’s Frozen Yogur 1551 SW 107 Ave 1553 SW 107 Ave 1309 B SW 107 Ave (305) 220-0215 (305) 220-7332 (305) 223-7707 http://littlecaesars.com/ http://subrageousfiu.com/ http://www.menchies.com/ 109 Burger Rey’s Pizza Pizza Rustica 646 SW 109 Ave 296 SW 107 Ave 1671 SW 107 Ave (305) 223-0100 (305) 225-9393 (786) 458-8100 http://www.menuism.co http://www.reypizza.com/locati http://pizza-rustica.com/local- m/restaurants/109- ons/ menu-florida-west-miami- burger-joint-miami- university-shoppes/ 874356 Chipotle Five Guys Burgers & Fries Almazar 10141 West Flagger St, 1435 SW 107 Ave 1665 SW 107 Ave D100 (305) 225-6228 (305) 225-1127 (305) 554-8674 http://www.fiveguys.com/home http://www.activediner.com/alma http://chipotle.com/ 2014/index_us.html zar/restaurant/miami/fl/us/profile /926511 Lung Gong Chinese La Nonna Italian Restaurant La Carreta Cuisine 117 SW 107th Ave 8650 SW 40th St 11920 SW 8th St (305) 228-4900 (305) 553-8383 (305) 553-4644 http://southflorida.menupages.c http://lacarreta.com/ http://www.lunggong.co om/restaurants/la-nonna-italian m/ restaurant/menu Natural Chicken Grill Earls Kitchen & Bar at Dadeland BJ’s Restaurant & Brew house 1675 SW 107 Ave 7535 N Kendall Dr Unit 2510 1401 NW 107th Ave (305) 225-7855 (305) 667-1786 (305) 463-9750 http://www.naturalchick https://earls.ca/locations/da http://www.bjsrestaurants.com engrill.com/ deland#! Malls Dolphin Mall International Mall Dadeland Mall 11401 NW 12th St 1445 NW 107 Ave 7535 SW 88th St (305) 365-7446 (305) 593-1777 (305) 665-6227 (Outlet store, Strike Bowling, (Signature stores: Macy’s, JC (Stores: Macy’s, Zara, Dave & Busters, Movies) Penney, Sears) boutiques) http://www.shopdolphinmall. http://www.shopinternation http://www.simon.com/mall com/ alplaza.com/ /dadeland-mall The Falls Bayside Market Place Lincoln Road Mall 8888 SW 136 St 401 Biscayne Blvd 1610 Lenox Ave (305) 255-4570 (305) 381-8972 (Outdoor shops, restaurants, (Stores: Bloomingdales, (Tourist/local venue. Boat sightseeing) Macy’s, Movies) rides, live music, boutiques, http://lincolnroadmall.com/ http://www.simon.com/mall/t restaurants) he-falls http://www.baysidemarketp lace.com/ The Shops at Sunset Place Aventura Mall 5701 Sunset Dr, South Miami 19501 Biscayne Blvd (305) 663-0482 (305) 935-1110 (Stores: Barnes & Noble, (Stores: Tiffany & Co., Louis outlet Stores, movie theater) Vuitton, Burberry) http://www.simon.com/mall/t http://www.aventuramall.co he-shops-at-sunset-place m/ Museums Viscaya Museum & Garden Perez Art Museum Miami Museum of Contemporary Art 3251 S Miami Ave 1103 Biscayne Blvd North Miami (305) 250-9133 (305)375-3000 770 NE 125th S http://vizcaya.org/ http://www.pamm.org/ (305)893-6211 http://mocanomi.org/ Patricia and Phillip Frost Jewish Museum of FL Bass Museum of Art Museum of Science 301 Washington Ave(305) 2100 Collins Ave 3280 S Miami Ave 672-5044 (305) 673-7530 (305) 646-4400 http://jmof.fiu.edu/ https://www.bassmuseum.org/ https://www.miamisci.org/ To Do/Sightseeing Little Haiti Culture Center Key Biscayne: Crandon Park Key Biscayne: Bill Baggs Caribbean Market Place 6747 Crandon Blvd Park (nature trail) 212 – 260 NE 59 Terrace (Beach, canoe and kayak 1200 Crandon Blvd (305) 960-2969 rental) (305)361-5811 http://littlehaiticulturalcenter http://www.miamidade.gov/p http://floridahikes.com/cap .com/ arks/crandon.asp e - florida - nature -trail Jungle Island Everglades National Park Miami Beach/South 1111 Parrot Jungle Tr (305) 40001 State Road 9336 Beach: Ocean Drive, 400-7000 (305) 242-7700 Lincoln Road http://floridahikes.com/cape- http://www.nps.gov/ever/ind http://www.tripadvisor.co florida-nature-trail ex.htm m Matheson Hammock Park Tropical Park Oleta River State Park 9610 Old Cutler Rd 7900 SW 40th St 3400 NE 163rd St (305) 665-5475 (305) 919-1846 (305) 226-8316 http://www.miamidade.gov/ http://www.miamidade.gov/p https://www.floridastatepa parks/mathesonhammock.as arks/tropical.asp rks.org/park/Oleta-River p Miami Design District Mary Brickell Village Wynwood Art District 3841 NE 2nd Ave 901 S Miami Ave 3101 NE 1st Avenue (305) 722-7100 (305) 381-6130 http://wynwoodmiami.com http://www.miamidesigndistr http://marybrickellvillage.com /home.php ict.net/ .
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