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Best brunch


BRUNCH WITH BALLER VIEWS áBeach Bar at Newport Pier


You’d typically have to drive at least an hour south to the Florida Keys to get the kind of waterfront experience Newport Pier offers;


it’s one of Miami’s only pier restaurants. The brunch here is a mix of lunch fare and more breakfasty items like omelettes and chicken and waffles, plus mango Bellinis—which are just what you want to be sipping during a sunny day at the beach.


à16501 Collins Ave, Sunny Isles Beach (305-957-1110, beachbarnewportpier.com). Sun 10am–1pm.


RUNNERS UP


CORSAIR kitchen & bar ä Park yourself at a table directly adjacent to Turnberry Isle Miami’s pristine golf courses, and drink in the putting-green views…and a few mimosas. The 52 brunch by CORSAIR is unlimited—that’s endless mimosas, buffet courses and greenery on the horizon. à19999 W Country Club Dr, Aventura (786-279-6800, turnberryislemiami .com/corsair). Sun 11:30–3pm; the 52 brunch $45.


å Zuma Take a seat outside overlooking


the Miami River for views of Brickell and Brickell Bay splayed out before you. The champagne brunch is indulgent—including the sprawling buffet of sushi, oysters and robata-grilled meats—as are the occasional passing megayacht or two. à270 Biscayne Blvd Way (305-577- 0277, zumarestaurant.com). Sat noon– 2pm, Sun noon–2:30pm; champagne brunch $95–$395.


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PHOTOGRAPHS (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP): COURTESY BEACH BAR AT NEWPORT PIER; COURTESY CORSAIR KITCHEN + BAR; COURTESY TAP 42; COURTESY ZUMA


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