FROM PERKS
Winter means layers—the most important of which are your blazers and button-ups. And these ones were literally made for each other by the sartorial gurus at Maceoo. Their name roughly translates to “gift from the gods,” by the way. And this Perk roughly translates to “60-61% off all of the above.”
MAY THE SCHWARTZ BE WITH YOU
There’s something new at Harry’s Pizzeria. Specifically, the name, look and location. While the original still resides under the Harry’s moniker in the Design District, you can check out Chef Michael Schwartz’s upgrade (dubbed Genuine Pizza), as well as the short rib pizza, at its Aventura Mall digs. In conclusion: pizza.
FISH STORY
The latest poke place to pop up in Miami Beach: Sunny Poke. It’s from the Juvia and Sushi Garage team, and while you can get your fill of fresh, fish-filled bowls there, you can also have poke all day via granola bowls with yogurt, milk and berries. Twist.
CHUCKY STRIKE
Should you still have some gifting to do, head to Aventura Mall, hit the Chuck by You Converse pop-up and design a pair of sneakers to take home that day. And don’t stress. Specialists with sharpies and stencils and things will be on hand. Shoe elves. Think of them as shoe elves.
CHEESE AND THANK YOU
You like barbecued things shoved inside of grilled cheeses. Tots like toys. The Ms. Cheezious backyard barbecue takes both things and gives them a holiday spin. Bring a toy for a kid to their bash and get a gratis beer to go along with your cheesy, barbecued goodness. No wrong turns here.
PUP TALK
Few things are more enjoyable than champagne brunches. Puppies are pretty close, though. Enter: the Puppy Brunch, where you’ll find dishes for dogs, puppies for adoption and puppy lounges with little dog houses and teepees. Oh, and Honeybee Doughnuts, Viv’s Little Waffle Shop and bubbly for the humans.
NO MOORE
The GOP senate candidate/creepy mall rat may’ve lost yesterday, but his horse, Sassy, won. In other news: we present you with luxury watches made with recycled parts from old Ford Mustangs, as well as a case against some of the backlash towards the viral New Yorker short story, “Cat Person.” Enjoy.
On a typical Wednesday, Ginger Harris is likely seeking reposado tequila, squeezing her way to the front of a concert or jumping on the back of an Indian motorcycle. That’s just Wednesdays, though.
