Best brunch


TASTIEST BRUNCH COCKTAILS Beaker & Gray à Ready to knock back stiff


cocktails at noon? You’re in for a good time, in part because of the cheeky menu of punny drinks like the Teenage Mutant Ginger Turtle—a spicy, vodka- based combination of tomatillo and a house-pepper blend—and the tropical My Tie Fighter, which tastes like a pineapple rum punch with a hint of chai spices. There are probably more ingredients in your cocktail


than your meal, and that’s okay. There’s no need to alter perfect soft-scrambled eggs.


à2637 N Miami Ave (305-699-2637, beakerandgray.com). Sat, Sun 11am–4pm.


Espresso martini and Ramos Gin Fizz RUNNERS UP


ß Sweet Liberty drinks & Supply company Nothing about the drinks menu at this


bar-restaurant is basic. Case in point: the passion-fruit–cinnamon Bellini and the tequila-espresso martini. Neither is the smoked duck Benedict or the blueberry- ricotta pancakes, both of which, like the cocktails, call for second rounds. à237-B 20th St, Miami Beach (305-763-8217, mysweetliberty.com). Sun noon–5pm.


27 Restaurant & Bar at


Freehand Miami Leave it to the Bar Lab guys to turn brunch cocktails on their heads. Here the Bloody Mary is seasonally inspired, the rum punch frozen, the margarita smoky and your hangover-curing Screwdriver beefed up with Campari. à 2727 Indian Creek Dr, Miami Beach (786-476- 7020, freehandhotels.com/miami/27-restaurant). Sun 11am–4pm.


DIScoVer!


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My Tie Fighter


May 18–August 16, 2017 Time Out Miami


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