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We certainly had ourselves a year.

Sometimes, a thing happens in Miami that’s so embarrassing, disappointing or just plain absurd that we instantly forget it—thanks, brain! The rest of the time, we’re scrolling through major headlines and seminal Miami moments jumbled together with clips of drunken boat collisions and gators chilling in the ‘burbs. It makes recalling what really mattered at the end of a long year in Miami feel like quite a daunting task. Luckily, as a publication of record for this city, we've been keeping tabs. So, in the spirit of the New Year, let’s do a bit of regression therapy and get it all out. These were the best memes and most iconic Miami moments of 2022.
We break down the city’s top dining establishments here.
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And Miami-Dade County petitions to rename FTX Arena a few months later...🥴
Oh, the drama!
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We're giving Benito a pass on Gekkō. Love you, bb.
The legacy rave festival secured a five-year lease in the face of disgruntled Downtown residents.
It was just too good to last.
Kim K. even stopped in.
New York’s eminent restaurant group continued its South Florida expansion this year, touching down in Coconut Grove with Sadelle’s, Brickell with Dirty French and the Design District with Contessa. Stay tuned because there’s more to come.
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Is anyone else triggered?
And it's in great company, too.
Read what our restaurant critic had to say about his first meal back.
We're the hottest new tech hub, they said!
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You'll have great views of the landfill at the top of the Ferris wheel!
And doesn’t look a day over 25, like most things in Miami.
This tracks.
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Bro, chill. Reservations go live at noon 30 days in advance.
Plus, downstairs restaurant MaryGold’s marks chef Brad Kilgore’s return to the neighborhood.
The show, which runs for six months, is an instant hit with the bachelorette party circuit.
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