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Miami Culinary Tours' offers food and cultural tours in Miami. With 13 years of experience conducting tours in the Miami market and over 10,000 five stars reviews online – Miami Culinary Tours is the leader in culinary and cultural tours in Miami. We offer: The Little Havana Food & Cultural Tour. The South Beach Food & Art Deco Tour. The Wynwood Food & Art Tour. The Design District Food & Art Tour. Every guide is very well versed with Miami’s famed neighborhoods inside and out. The colorful art, history, fascinating cultural details, and the cuisine of every tour is presented in a way that is fun and accessible for socializing. Our tours emphasize a social and interactive experience. No matter the size of your group, there is guaranteed to be more than a little chatting, laughing, and interpersonal bonding. Every Detail Is Expertly Attended: Whether your ideal event involves 10 or 150 people, we have vast experience coordinating events of both intimately-sized tours and major corporate events. Our solid presence online with thousands of private client reviews and our strong partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau are a testament to the unrivaled event planning background we have with groups of all sizes. Access To Top Restaurants And Sought-Out Venues: As an established company in the community with many years of experience securing premium partnerships, Miami Culinary Tours is able to book groups at prime restaurants that most tours can’t, and can secure reservations at the most sought-out locations. From your initial proposal to practical fulfillment on the day of the event, Miami Culinary Tours has the expertise and right community connections for delivering a flawless event. Experienced Event Management: Our team of professionals provide personal client services and works directly with culinary leaders and vendors within the city.

The Corporate Experience Company™ is a Destination Management, Event Design, Corporate Travel, and Incentives Company.

Bagatelle is a French hospitality brand of luxury restaurants and beach clubs that celebrate the South of France’s joie de vivre and epicurean spirit. Welcome to the Bagatelle way of life.

We are a proud vetted partner of several. DMCs who have come to rely on us for our prompt and courteous replies and professionally curated/executed tours and experiences. We are most known for our food tours, custom photo scavenger hunts, mixology classes, cooking classes & competitions, perfect pairings & painting parties to name a few.

TeamWorx is based just outside silicon valley California and specializes in team building events for tech companies and tech employees, engineering companies and engineers, and groups looking for robotic themed events. Our signature Robot Team Building events are Robot Build and Battle 1, Robot Build and Battle 2, and our newest addition, Robot Racing! We deliver events for large groups anywhere in the United States: Robot Build and Battle 1 up to 300 people, Robot Build and Battle 2 up to 500 people, Robot Racing up to 200 people, and combine 1 & 2 for up to 800 people!

If you’re searching for an experienced Corporate Event Photographer and/or Videographer to capture your next corporate event, conference, convention, company party or business meeting – then you’re in the right place. We provide event photography and event photographers for all types of events and conferences. And we do offer commissionable rates. We also provide video production services: videographers, editors, full presentation recordings and much more.

We provide staff for events, tradeshows, conventions, promotions, marketing tours.

Who we are Undoubtedly tongue in cheek, the word "Phuc" actually means "blessings and prosperity." Not only is “Phuc” the best word in the UrbanDictionary, but it actually means something positive - Phuc Yea! In 2011, Phuc Yea opened in downtown Miami as the city's first pop-up concept. Fueled by old school hip hop, graffiti and a love for life, Zapata and Meinhold's rendition of Vietnamese cuisine is deeply inspired by family recipes as well as the flavors of the Mekong, but fused with their personal experiences and cooking styles. The food is distinctly 'theirs', vibrant, bold and layered. Half Colombian, half Viet, this is not your classic Viet spot. It’s next level Vietnamese; we have created our own style and flow. Phuc Yea’s culinary inspiration is a mash up of Meinhold’s ethnic heritage and Zapata’s culinary background. Ani, as Meinhold is known, is Vietnamese on her mother’s side and many of the classic recipes on the menu stem from family recipes and traditions. Leave your expectations at the door - no pho, no noodles, 100% conceptual. Today, Phuc Yea has matured and found its brick-and-mortar home in the heart of Miami's MiMo district, an historically designated neighborhood famous for its Art Deco architectural style. Built in the former Sir Williams Hotel, Phuc yea sprawls the first level of the building. The space is separated into three areas, a more sophisticated setting offers a lush lobby lounge anchored by a 15' raw bar just at the main entrance of the space perfectly set for oysters and cocktails, speakeasy-esque dining room with private and semi private dining zones are located in the mezzanine level, and the Lantern Garden during the cooler months is in the rear patio. Decor is a combination of mid-century modern sleekness, street art and traditional Asian accents.

A Fish Called Avalon offers an elegant yet relaxed take on modern American seafood with tropical influences, right in the heart of South Beach. The food is widely praised for its freshness, generous portions, and creative preparations—favorites include the Macadamia-Crusted Snapper with spinach risotto, citrus chicken, and the signature orzo paella brimming with fresh seafood and lobster. Dishes like Bang Bang Shrimp and Burrata appetizers add a twist, and desserts like the award-winning Key Lime Pie and homemade gelato round things out impressively. Beyond the plate, the ambiance stands out: think stylish Art Deco atmosphere, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Ocean Drive, and often live Caribbean, Latin, or jazz music. Service is consistently noted as warm and professional, creating an inviting experience whether you’re dining indoors or alfresco on the patio. It’s a favorite spot for both special occasions and casual nights out, offering a perfect blend of fine dining and classic Miami Beach vibe.

Situated in the up-and-coming Collins Park area alongside the Bass Art Museum, Sweet Liberty offers guests world-class cocktails and creative American food.