The received wisdom about a Coral Gables summer is that everyone worth knowing has left for somewhere cooler, the Biltmore is quiet after brunch, and Miracle Mile belongs to the trolley drivers. That was largely true two summers ago. It is not true now.
Between January and June of this year, four consequential restaurants opened inside a six-block radius, the city's oldest chamber concert series celebrated its forty-first season, and the Biltmore lawn was reserved for a drone show that has never been staged in Coral Gables before. If you live here, this is the summer to stop driving to the Grove for dinner.
For years, the honest complaint about Miracle Mile has been that its restaurants were reliable rather than exciting. That reversed in May.
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