The Monthly Dish May 2026: Symphonies, Soirees, Splashes and Stays
Since April showers bring May flowers, we're rounding up the best happenings of the month and delivering them in a nifty little bouquet.


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The World Cup is coming to Miami, and the city is not planning to watch quietly. Restaurants and bars across town are turning match days into full-on experiences, with massive screens, special cocktails, game-day specials, and fan activations. Whether you're looking for a lively watch party or a casual spot to cheer with friends, these Miami destinations are ready for you. Barsecco View this post on Instagram A post shared by Barsecco (@barsecco) The FIFA World Cup is coming to Miami, and Barsecco is making sure no one in Brickell misses a single second of it. Throughout the entire tournament,
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If you grew up coveting that perfectly bouncy, effortlessly glamorous hair that defined the '90s—the kind that somehow survives humidity and still looks like you...
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In the heart of Brickell, Neish Hair is bringing the elevated, high-profile salon experience it became known for in Toronto to Miami. Tucked just behind...
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Ideally located in the Sunset Harbor neighborhood of South Beach, VIIV Wellness Haus is a Latina, female-owned regenerative aesthetics practice bringing a refined, European approach...
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You know that moment when you're getting ready for a friend's birthday dinner at Casadonna… and you catch yourself in that bathroom lighting… and you think, "Okay, maybe it's time to do something about these forehead lines"? But then you remember your college roommate who got Botox last year and now permanently looks like she just saw someone put pineapple on pizza? Yeah. That's the fear. Because here's the thing nobody talks about at pilates class or while waiting for your oat milk latte at Pura Vida—most people who get Botox don't look bad because Botox is bad. They look
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Since April showers bring May flowers, we're rounding up the best happenings of the month and delivering them in a nifty little bouquet.

New job. New title. New paycheck. New excuse to make dinner plans.

Celebrating five years of Formula 1 culture (enter: endless Champagne and caviar) in the Magic City, the 2026 F1 Crypto.

Miami's luxury real estate game just leveled up. We're not talking about your standard "luxury condo" with a nice gym and a rooftop pool. We're talking about BRANDED residences.

So here's Miami Beach's best-kept longevity secret: BODYWELLE. No, it's not another overpriced IV drip lounge where influencers take selfies. It's actually… science?

While many of us are here to root, root, root for the home team, we live in a sizzling melting pot of colorful cultures, which makes Miami a perfect host city for the monumental FIFA World Cup 2026.

There’s no question why 305 folks make back-to-back visits to Paperfish Sushi. This izakaya/sushi bar is the ideal melange of approachability, umami, and late-night Tokyo...
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Glass and Vine in Coconut Grove offers garden dining under oak canopies with modern American cuisine, Latin and European influences, and Biscayne Bay views.
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Sophisticated contemporary American steakhouse in Coral Gables featuring seasonal menus, elevated technique, and stylish design. Perfect for date nights, special occasions, and group dining.
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Waterfront dining at Coconut Grove's Bayshore Club features fresh seafood, cocktails, and live music with Biscayne Bay views. Happy Hour 4-6pm weekdays.
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Where the Aegean has no borders: this intimate 30-seat West Avenue bistro unites Greek moussaka with Turkish kebaps, plus mezze, baklava towers, and breezy Med...
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Read in English. Hoy en dĂa hay montones de pizzerĂas, pero Dish Miami está aquĂ para ayudarte a encontrar las mejores pizzas de la ciudad. Cuando te entren ganas de comer queso, asegĂşrate de pedir tu pizza en uno de estos sitios populares de Miami. Eleventh Street Pizza Se trata de uno de los lugares más nuevos de esta lista. La Eleventh Street Pizza del centro de la ciudad se dedica ante todo a elaborar pizzas de estilo neoyorquino a la perfecciĂłn. Esta pizzerĂa en el antiguo espacio de Fooq's está abierta hasta tarde y ofrece pizzas redondas y cuadradas.
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Melissa Puppo is a Miami-based lifestyle writer and editor who covers South Florida and beyond. She previously was managing editor of Fort Lauderdale Illustrated and Aventura Magazine and now contributes to regional and national publications, includi...

Geoffrey Anderson Jr. is a contributing/staff writer for Dish Miami. For over six years, he has covered the South Florida dining scene with his wife for the award-winning local food blog Miami Food Pug. When he's not writing about food, he's eating i...

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Amanda Mesa has covered Miami's restaurant, bar, and nightlife scene for five years. A frequent contributor to several local and national print and digital publications, she spends much of her time writing about her favorite meals and cocktails in th...
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