Miami's oldest neighborhood has a bohemian charm that sets it apart. Coconut Grove is lush, walkable, and packed with outdoor dining under banyan trees. The restaurant scene leans relaxed but refined — waterfront seafood, farm-to-table spots, and cozy wine bars with a village feel.
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Gilded Age Italian Renaissance villa and waterfront gardens on Biscayne Bay, built in 1916
Coconut Grove
Open-air shopping and dining plaza in the heart of Coconut Grove with boutiques, restaurants, and a lively courtyard.
Coconut Grove