The Top 10 Things to Do and See in Coconut Grove, Miami

Vizcaya dates back to the 1910s when James Deering used it as a winter home. This home-turned-National Historic Landmark is a beautiful place for those guests who love history and the great outdoors. The museum and gardens host a plethora of events each month as well, from socials with cocktails and small bites to village tours, luncheons, and its magnificent monthly “Gardens by Moonlight” event where you can see the moonlit gardens and discover a new local artist.

Yes, that’s right, free.Yoga can be pricey, especially in Miami where boutique fitness classes have taken the city by storm. These free, hour-long classes are offered every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:00 PM. Come out and soak up the great Miami weather (especially in the fall and winter months, when it’s cooler) and practice your downward dogs. All you need to bring is a mat, some water, and good vibes.

If you’re in the mood to go to a neighborhood dive with some friends, have a drink, and stay away from all of the South Beach chaos, Barracuda Bar & Grill has your back. This small, dimly lit bar offers a huge menu full of craft beers. It also has pool tables for groups to battle it out over some good conversation and a cold brew. They also have some tasty bar foods for when you’re in the mood for a salty snack. The menu has dishes such as mahi-mahi sandwiches, the famous Cuda burger, chips and salsa, chicken wings smothered in spicy BBQ sauce, and loaded french fries.

Peacock Garden Cafe is a super romantic spot for a couple that is looking for a place to have an enjoyable dinner while listening to some jazz. It’s a little hideaway lined with flowers and plants as well as tiny string lights. The menu features delicious choices, including the prosciutto and brie cheese sandwich, the short rib baguette, fresh pear and blue cheese salad, and the tonnarelli pasta with lobster. Pair your meal with a glass of wine, or for something non-alcoholic, try their famous house-made lemonade.