Cotoletta, the one-dish Italian bistro from Coconut Grove, has opened in South of Fifth Miami Beach, serving its signature veal Milanese in a tight prix-fixe.

The Drexel on Española Way has tightened its menu into a Coastal Italian program led by Think Hospitality’s Jarrod Huth, with a focus on handmade pastas and wood‑fired cooking.

The lasagna pop-up turned food truck is opening a deli and Italian market in Coral Gables, with a preview today and a soft opening next week.

H&H Bagels opens in Pinecrest next Thursday, bringing kettle‑boiled New York bagels and a menu of Nova salmon, avocado sandwiches and breakfast staples. Early lines are likely.

Miami-born Skinny Louie is opening at Bank of America Plaza on Las Olas, joining Barry’s as the tower gets an amenity refresh. Expect soft openings and long lines.

Delano Miami Beach reopens with a private members club capped at 200 founding members, a members‑only restaurant, private fourth‑floor pool and curated programming.

Miami native Michelle Bernstein will be honored at SOBEWFF’s Tribute Dinner, though the chef says she’d rather be in the kitchen. The dinner caps the festival weekend.

Móh Café, a Portuguese‑inspired coffee shop from owner Raul Vazquez, is coming to Dania Beach with coffee, pastries and a planned March soft opening. The shop will offer bica, galão and Portuguese‑style baked goods.

The Palace Bar in Miami Beach celebrates its 38th anniversary with Broadway-themed festivities, emphasizing its ongoing commitment to the LGBTQ+ community and drag culture.

Voodoo Doughnut arrives in Wynwood next Thursday with early-bird freebies, a Wynwood-only Key Lime doughnut and a charity tie to NAMI Miami‑Dade.

Wynwood favorite Coyo Taco is opening at Bayside Marketplace in Downtown Miami, promising Michoacán carnitas, a Quesadilla Cubana and an indoor-outdoor bar; the team is eyeing March.

G&B Dockside opened at a Residence Inn on Fort Lauderdale's Intracoastal this January, pairing a raw bar and Osetra caviar with cult-favorite scoobies and patio dining. The new outpost aims to be a relaxed local hangout for boatwatchers and hotel guests.

Inspectors ordered Guaca‑Mole’s Dadeland Mall counter closed after roach droppings, flies and multiple sanitation failures; a Hialeah outlet was shut a week earlier.