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I agree it's less "cultured" but we still have cool venues and places to eat, example: http://www.govindasgardensmiami.com/ http://www.govindasgardensmiami.com/
by igorgue 13y ago
I agree it's less "cultured" but we still have cool venues and places to eat, example: http://www.govindasgardensmiami.com/ http://www.govindasgardensmiami.com/ and http://thevagabondmiami.com/ http://thevagabondmiami.com/ that's really close to my building.
Downtown is not a ghost-town during the weekend... Are you serious? Basslights is going on right now in front of my building you can hear Bassnectar soundchecking haha http://www.bassnectar.net/wp-content/uploads/BASSLIGHTS2013-admat-fx.jpg http://www.bassnectar.net/wp-content/uploads/BASSLIGHTS2013-... And last monday we had Sigur Ros. It's all happening in the park (and other things like free yoga classes or other things I'm not into).
Or you could take the metro mover which is free (and, sadly, underused) that takes you to Brickell or north Downtown.
About Wynwood, you can avoid Overtown, using N Miami Ave or US1. My friend (who wrote this article) bikes from Midtown to Brickell a couple of times a week during the day and night.
- bdesimone 13y agoI didn't know about either places. Thanks! As for Downtown being a ghost town... that's probably exactly the wrong way to describe it! I just mean that many of the restaurants, and stores that cater to the work day crowd close up. FWIW, I'm happy in Miami and glad I'm here. I just wanted to air some of the warts I wish I knew about before coming.