
Apartments near News Cafe in Miami Beach, FL (932 Rentals)


The Aviator

Ocean Beach condo

1005 Meridian Ave

717-& 1727 Jefferson Ave

790 10th St

543 Meridian Ave

807-811 8th St

Furnished with tropical view

924 Meridian Ave

1101 Euclid Ave

755 Jefferson Ave

737 Jefferson Ave

811 Jefferson Ave

1124 Pennsylvania Ave

1056 Euclid Ave

Ocean Beach Apartments

826 7th St

761 Jefferson Ave

745 Jefferson Ave

1035 Euclid Ave

The President Condo

363 Washington

355 Washington Ave

BALMORAL APTS INC CO-OPB 2-38

345 Collins Ave

Meridian Place

635 Jefferson Ave

1233 Collins Ave

Sea Gate Apartments

1045 Meridian

643 Jefferson Ave

410 Euclid Ave

335 Ocean Dr

935 Jefferson Ave

326 Ocean Dr

COLLINS VIEW CONDO

734 Jefferson Ave

1219 Pennsylvania Avenue

Coconut Condos Of South Beach

1000-1008 Meridian Ave

Rainbow Condo

1200 Pennsylvania Ave

Nine 45

1120 Euclid Ave

Rachel's Corner Apartments

350 Washington Ave

East Atlantic Gardens

Islander Condominium

Meridian 5 Lofts

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So, you've just moved to your new apartment in Miami and your laid-back yet quietly trendy lifestyle is completely upset. You've spent a good few years in your last home carving out a niche of restaurants, cafes and bars that you call home; you did the research and reaped the results, feeling exactly like a local and finding a small collection of places that you and your friends hang out at. So what do you do now you're in Miami? Stop by News Cafe and see for yourself. Located right in the middle of Miami Beach, this quirky, unique cafe is open 24 hours and boasts an impressive variety of international newspapers and coffee table books through which to browse. For a 24-hour cafe offering newspapers to read, you'd be forgiven for thinking that all that News Cafe offers in the way of food would be greasy, post-bar/pre-hangover fare. Nothing could be further from the truth; the cafe does offer a 24-hour breakfast (try the french toast or huevos rancheros) but the international newspaper section is complimented by the extensive international menu. Among the variety of feasts on offer are cheeseburgers, pizzas, pasta dishes, sandwiches and even stuffed grape leaves. Vegetarian and vegan apartment-ites will have a welcome variety to choose from, including grilled portabella mushrooms, Chinese veggie stir-fry or the four-cheese ravioli with with a choice of sauces. If you're still hungry, there's more: try the dessert nachos with vanilla ice cream, six-layer carrot cake or for health-conscious apartment-ites, try the frozen yogurt shake. The cafe's location is by far the best for people-watching, either on a busy Saturday night, or a calm weekday afternoon. At News Cafe, the focus is as much on the food as the beverages. The bar boasts a massive variety of cocktails and wines, and the cafe offers a great list of coffee drinks, including Venetia with Sambuca, or a Frangelico cappucino. Perfect for the night before, or the morning after.
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