Christmas dining in Miami..

Tis the season to be jolly falala...
Usually most restaurants are closed on Christmas, but for those who don't feel like cooking this year there are a couple of restaurants ready to entertain you and your loved ones. Below are our top picks to choose from.

Vida
Who doesn't love a good buffet? choose from five different salads, sushi, ceviche, imported and domestic cheeses, grilled items, a carving station, wood stone pizzas, and of course a dessert bar.
$65 a person.
 4441 Collins Ave,. Miami Beach 305-538-2000.

Eating House
Enjoy a delicious Christmas Eve brunch from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. Some items on the menu are vaca frita buns, coquito pancakes, porchetta pan con lechon, and $5 mimosas. On Christmas day from 6 - 10 p.m they will also be serving Italian dishes such as pasta carbonara or pomodoro, and gnocchi a la gorgonzola. Each dish is $16 each.
804 Ponce de Leon Blvd,. Coral Gables, 305-448-6524.

Mymiamitips is back!!

Before i try to explain my absence this past year, i owe you all an apology. I know i disappointed many of my followers that have been following me since day one. A lot of you have messaged me with such kindness asking me when would i return to blogging. I know i abandoned the blog without any explanations, or not even a ''good bye'' post. Even though i wasn't posting anything i was still reading all the comments and messages you all wrote to me. As much as i wanted to leave blogging behind, i could not go through with it because deep inside i had a bit of hope that i would one day soon return to doing what i love.

A lot has changed in my personal life this past year. The truth is that i did not have time for the blog because i recently became a mom and my priorities had changed, I would like to some way incorporate that into my blog. I am very excited to come back and continue to share the best tips this beautiful city has to offer.

XOXO
ANA
MYMIAMITIPS

Little Havana

Que bola!? Miami is one of the most diverse cities. You will find here every type of people. Little Havana is known for it's concentration of cuban immigrants and their decants. Walk around the urban scene by day or night, enjoy a little cafe con leche, and view unusual architect painted by tropical colors. 

Photo Credit: David Boyle