Neighborhood

Upper East Side

22 locals recommend

Tips from locals

Daniella
December 28, 2020
It’s quirky it’s edgy it’s an upgrade of Wynwood and it’s close walking distances.
Kay
July 10, 2016
Touch Doll's Boutique for Young Women's Clothing
Catalina
December 11, 2021
Known to many as the MiMo (Miami Modern) District, the Biscayne corridor of Miami’s Upper East Side is rich with architecture, history and art, ranging from the 1920's to the present. ​Belle Meade, Bay Point and Morningside are three distinct residential neighborhoods in Miami’s Upper East Side. The area features wide, tree-lined boulevards, thousands of mature canopy trees, tropical vegetation, abundant bird, marine and aquatic life, approximately 100 acres of public parks, and sweeping water views over Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach. Just looking over the water you will be captivated by the rich diversity of the nature and activity that surrounds the Upper East Side.
Known to many as the MiMo (Miami Modern) District, the Biscayne corridor of Miami’s Upper East Side is rich with architecture, history and art, ranging from the 1920's to the present. ​Belle Meade, Bay Point and Morningside are three distinct residential neighborhoods in Miami’s Upper East Side. T…
Erica
October 13, 2022
The Upper East Side is just a 13 minute drive north of Wynwood. There are some amazing restaurants here to check out LUNCH/DINNER: Boia De $$$ (Michelin Star) La Natural $$$ Phuc Yea $$ Blue Collar $$ Tigre $$$ Wabi Sabi $$$ Sherwoods $$$ El Bagel $$
Sandra
August 9, 2021
From Starbucks and Panther Coffee to Blue Collar and Andiamo Pizza, this area of Biscayne Blvd from about 52nd St to 79th St offers endless food and drink options. The once-seedy motels have all been reinvented, and cool Art Deco buildings abound. Oh, and fans of Burn Notice will recognize many of the landmarks as the entire show’s run was filmed largely in our area. The movie Pain and Gain was also filmed in this corridor.
From Starbucks and Panther Coffee to Blue Collar and Andiamo Pizza, this area of Biscayne Blvd from about 52nd St to 79th St offers endless food and drink options. The once-seedy motels have all been reinvented, and cool Art Deco buildings abound. Oh, and fans of Burn Notice will recognize many of…

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