Time Out Food Hall Opens Next To Lincoln Road With 18 Eateries

Time Out Market, a big new food hall in South Beach, officially opens today at 1601 Drexel Avenue, just off Lincoln Road. Foodies will be able to choose between 18 eateries, 3 bars, and a demonstration kitchen spanning 18,000 square feet. Over 100 dishes will be offered.

With affordable prices, an average check of $20 per person, the food will be served on chinaware with flatware and in glasses.

• Love Life Cafe: Partners in both love and life, Veronica Menin and Diego Tosoni bring their plant-based Love Life Cafe – and their award-winning vegan burger – to Time Out Market Miami. It is all about clean and fresh food without sacrificing a delicious, indulgent dining experience full of flavor.

• Salt & Brine: Christian and Domenica Plotczyk, who redefined Miami’s oyster scene with Ella’s Oyster Bar, introduce Salt & Brine at Time Out Market. This fun raw bar features a curated list of oysters brought in fresh daily to be shucked in front of the guests, highlighting accompaniments to further enhance the oyster.

• Wabi Sabi by Shuji: Chef Shuji Hiyakawa is introducing Miami to the most authentic Japanese sushi bowls. At Time Out Market, Chef Shuji compresses his three decades’ worth of experience in Japanese fine dining into signature dishes focused on quality and flawless execution. Diners can customize their experience, with the option to select various bases and sauces.

• Pho Mo: Partners Chef Cesar Zapata and Aniece Meinhold bring Pho Mo, a spin on their beloved Viet-Cajun spot Phuc Yea to Time Out Market Miami. The restaurant’s take on traditional Asian cuisine blends Vietnamese techniques and New Orleans’ style Cajun fare to bring forth something truly innovative.

• Azucar: Suzy Batlle, the Queen of Cuban ice cream, joins Time Out Market Miami with her legendary creamery, serving her most popular flavors, including the trademarked Abuela Maria with vanilla, guava, cream cheese and Maria crackers. There will also be new custom flavors exclusively for the market.

• Norman Van Aken: James Beard Award winning Chef Norman Van Aken – one of Miami’s top culinary masters with a vast list of accolades – is best known for introducing ‘fusion’ into the lexicon of modern gastronomy and is considered the founding father of New World Cuisine. At Time Out Market Miami – his first foray into a food and cultural market – he presents his K’West concept, featuring a menu that delivers the remarkable taste of South Florida and the Keys with dishes like Shrimp Ceviche ‘Salsa of Life’. 

• Jeremy Ford: The critically acclaimed winner of ‘Top Chef Season 13’ is adding to his existing repertoire with his interpretation of Korean flavors at Time Out Market. Diners can expect exceptional, artistic dishes with intense, delicious flavors known from his celebrated Stubborn Seed in Miami Beach.

• Stephen’s Deli: Stephen’s Deli is a spin-off of Stephen’s Delicatessen – Miami’s oldest and only New York style deli in the area, in operation since 1954. Matt Kuscher took over the spot in 2017 and now brings it to Time Out Market as his second locale at the market.

• Bachour: Recipient of the 2018 ‘Best Pastry Chef Award’ at the Best Chef Awards in Milan, Italy, as well as prestigious culinary honors, Antonio Bachour will satisfy every sweet tooth with his famous patisserie and confections that are as delectable as they are artistic masterpieces.

• Miami Smokers: An urban smokehouse started by Andres Barrientos and James Bowers, Miami Smokers debuts its first Charcuterie Bar at Time Out Market Miami.

• Leña by Michael Beltran: Miami born and bred, Michael Beltran, has garnered regional and national acclaim, including ‘Chef of the Year’ and ‘Restaurant of the Year’ for Ariete, which he transformed into a destination in no time. At Time Out Market Miami, he presents Leña featuring dishes like Wood Grilled Pork Chop with Avocado Pumpkin Seed Salsa.

• The Local Cuban by Alberto Cabrera: Miami native, but Cuban to the core, Alberto Cabrera introduces The Local Cuban, serving his award-winning Cuban sandwiches and more. The concept is inspired by the time he spent in the kitchen with his family as a child and his career in the kitchens of some of Miami’s top restaurants as well as his own much-loved establishments.

• 33 Kitchen: Named ‘Best Peruvian Restaurant in Miami’ in 2016, 33 Kitchen by Chef Sebastian Fernandez at Time Out Market serves diners Peruvian-inspired dishes combining modern techniques with pristine ingredients. Guests will enjoy dishes like Grilled Octopus with Sweet Potato Puree, Mint and Cilantro Chimichurri.

• Beach Pie: Chef Norman Van Aken offers with his second concept at Time Out Market hand-crafted, artisan-style pizza. Featuring local and seasonal ingredients, each pie reflects his career-long dedication to the South Florida region, and his iconic New World flavor profile. There are five bold pizzas (with gluten-free crust options available), including the Redland CSA, showcasing the bounty of Miami’s dynamic agricultural region.

• Giorgio Rapicavoli: The incredibly talented Giorgio Rapicavoli offers guests a taste of the artfully presented dishes that made his restaurant, Eating House, an instant success and local favorite. Exclusive to Time Out Market Miami will be their Rigatoni Al Pesto.

• KUSH:KUSH is brought to Time Out Market by Matt Kuscher. This is an edgy, integrity-driven award-winning restaurant concept best known for its epicurean, American cuisine featuring locally sourced ingredients. Matt Kuscher is a third-generation restaurateur and the creator of five unique concepts in Miami, a connoisseur of craft beer, local art, and great food made from scratch.

• Coyo Taco: Miami’s trendy taqueria helmed by Scott Linquist, one of the country’s most acclaimed chefs in Mexican cuisine, has a presence in Time Out Market, serving his hugely popular tacos made with locally sourced vegetables and seafood, humanely raised meats, and made-to-order tortillas from a real tortillera.

• Demonstration Kitchen: Time Out Market showcases a rotating lineup of chefs at its demo kitchen – ranging from up-and-coming culinary geniuses to accomplished chefs. The first chef to take a three-month residency is Miami-born, Cuban-American, Chef Miguel Massens. One of South Florida’s most outstanding young culinary talents – also one of Forbes Miami’s Best Kept Secret Chefs to Know Right Now and one of Zagat’s Under the Radar Chefs to Know in Miami – with a career spanning stints at Michelin-starred restaurants showcases at the market dishes from his forthcoming restaurant, Antilia. Massens draws from South Florida’s multicultural community as well as his experience working in kitchens across countries like Spain and Mexico to create dishes such as a Pan-Seared Chochoyote, a vegetarian and Mexican inspired dish including Masa Dumplings in Mole Amarillo, Mushrooms, Spinach and Cojita Cheese.