Ben Ashkenazy of Ashkenazy Acquisition, owner of Miami’s Bayside Marketplace, welcomes Pier 5, a new establishment by Breakwater Hospitality Group. This addition is the latest Ashkenazy development, ...

The bridges are even lit in color, and the best way to see Miami is from the water. Bayside has a spring and Easter fun day coming up April 12. Little activations for the kids and family photo ops.

American Social Buckets of beer, great bar food, big TVs, and waterfront views — that’s what sports fans will find at Brickell’s American Social. A staple in Miami’s bar scene, it’s somehow laidback ...

San Francisco's Bayside Market to close amid crime By Sergio Quintana • Published September 9, 2024 • Updated on September 9, 2024 at 7:12 pm Log in or create a free profile to save articles ...

One of Miami’s favorite spots for Cuban sandwiches has just opened a new restaurant in downtown Miami. Sanguich, the Michelin-recognized restaurant from husband-and-wife owners Daniel Figueredo ...

Pier 5, a premier entertainment venue at Bayside Marketplace, has installed a comprehensive system featuring K-array products. The project, which was carried out by Miami based AV company DRVCS AV, ...

Breakwater Hospitality Group has announced the Jan. 11 grand opening of its latest open-air, waterfront concept PIER 5, a top-tier entertainment destination revitalizing Bayside Marketplace.

The Rum Bar at Pier 5 at Bayside Marketplace in downtown Miami. The opening of Pier 5, named for South Florida’s most famous fishing pier, comes at a time of change for downtown Miami.

When dozens of Miami police officers descended on Bayside Marketplace on New Year’s Day, immediate answers on what triggered the massive response were elusive. In the days since, authorities ...

Listen, we know you miss The Wharf Miami, and although the beloved spot is closed, Pier 5 is set to bring back the waterfront entertainment vibe to downtown Miami at Bayside Marketplace.

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