The pandemic accelerated the Grove’s popularity, attracting transplants from New York, Chicago, and California due to its proximity to all things great about Miami — including well-regarded private schools, a relatively quick drive to downtown, sophisticated dining, bayside parks and the revitalized Dinner Key pleasure boat marina.
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In a unanimous Miami City Commission vote, a restaurant that voters approved nine years ago for city-owned waterfront land got another nine years for completion. The unnamed restaurant is to replace the Charthouse near city hall. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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The long-awaited restaurant and bar at the nine-and-a-half acre Regatta Harbour development now occupies the former space of funky old Scotty’s Landing, in the shadow of the first Pan American seaplane terminal. The retro-chic restaurant takes full advantage of its waterfront location, allowing guests to arrive by land or by sea. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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