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Intracoastal towers, Florida's largest mall, and a Brightline stop to Orlando.
Aventura is a 2.65-square-mile city in northeastern Miami-Dade County, wedged between the Intracoastal Waterway and Biscayne Boulevard at the Broward County line, with a Census-estimated 2025 population of 39,880. Developers Don Soffer and Eddie Lewis founded Turnberry Associates in 1967, opened the Turnberry Isle resort the same year and planned the surrounding city through the 1970s, naming it after the Spanish word for adventure; the city itself incorporated on November 7, 1995. What they built is an overwhelmingly vertical place: 87% of its homes sit in buildings of 20 or more units and fewer than 5% are detached houses. Three anchors define daily life: Aventura Mall, at 2.8 million square feet Florida's largest and USA Today's pick for best mall in the country in 2026, the 270-acre JW Marriott Turnberry resort with its two golf courses, and a Brightline station that puts MiamiCentral about 17 minutes away.
Is Aventura, Florida a good place to live?
For buyers who want a full-service, doorman-tower lifestyle without living in Brickell or on the Miami Beach barrier island, yes, with clear trade-offs. The city runs its own police department (84 sworn officers), two A-rated charter schools, a free shuttle system and a 330-seat theatre, and HCA Florida Aventura Hospital on Biscayne Boulevard is a 493-bed Level II trauma centre. The population is older and international: median age is 46.9, 54% of residents were born outside the United States, 46% are Hispanic, and a large observant Jewish community shows up in the kosher restaurants along NE 29th Avenue and at the Shoppes at the Waterways. Palantir moved its corporate headquarters into The Abbey at Aventura, next to the mall, in February 2026. The trade-offs are the ones every condo city carries: monthly fees, assessment risk in towers built before 2000, flood insurance on nearly every parcel, Biscayne Boulevard traffic, and a Walk Score of 43 that makes a car standard outside Williams Island and The Waterways.
Where you land inside the city matters. Williams Island is an 84-acre gated island of nine towers built between 1985 and 2013 with its own marina, spa and tennis centre. The Country Club Drive loop wraps the Turnberry golf courses with 1970s-to-1990s towers, city hall and the free 3.1-mile Don Soffer Exercise Trail. The Waterways, in the north-east corner, mixes canal-front towers and townhomes, a marina and Don Soffer Aventura High School, and adds the 22-unit Avenia by FENDI Casa in 2027. West of the loop, the mall and The Abbey at Aventura (the former Esplanade, bought by the mall's owners in 2025) form the retail and office core, with the Brightline station on West Dixie Highway behind them and the hospital district on north Biscayne. At the south end, Related Group and 13th Floor Investments plan two 31-storey towers with 409 units on the Lincoln Pointe site. The rare single-family option is Greenview at Presidential, 103 gated estate homes by Lennar and BH Group on the old Presidential golf course west of Biscayne Boulevard, which carries an Aventura address and began closings in December 2025. Browse homes for sale in Aventura to see the spread.
Aventura vs Sunny Isles Beach, Hallandale Beach and Bal Harbour
Aventura is the inland, full-service middle of its cluster. As of August 2026 its median sale price was $495,000, against $660,000 in Sunny Isles Beach directly east across the Intracoastal, $250,000 in Hallandale Beach across the county line, $255,000 in North Miami Beach to the south and $1,825,000 in Bal Harbour. Sunny Isles sells the ocean and the newest supertowers, and its condo fees run higher per square foot. Hallandale and North Miami Beach are the value plays, with older stock and without Aventura's city-run schools and police. Bal Harbour is a different price universe built around Bal Harbour Shops. Aventura's own pitch is the mall, the Brightline stop, the parks and schools, and a marina-and-golf setting at a price per foot that, at $367 in August 2026, sat well under Sunny Isles' $464.
Condo buyers: 87% of Aventura's housing is in buildings of 20 or more units, and most of it predates 2000. Florida's HB 913 made December 31, 2025 the deadline for Structural Integrity Reserve Studies in buildings of three or more habitable storeys, and associations had to register with the DBPR by October 1, 2025. Ask for the milestone inspection, the SIRS, the reserve schedule and any pending special assessment before you offer. Citizens cut homeowner rates 8.8% on July 1, 2026, but asked for a 10.4% increase on the commercial lines that cover condo-association master policies, and that lands in your monthly fee.
Aventura is Miami-Dade's most self-contained city: a train station across the road from Florida's largest mall, towers on the Intracoastal, city-run schools, and a golf resort in the middle of it all.
“Frozen rather than falling.”
— David Siddons Group on Aventura's $1M+ condo market, June 2026
Key Details
What makes Aventura special
What to Expect
A 2.65-square-mile condo city of about 39,900 people at the Broward line, where 87% of homes are in buildings of 20 or more units and the skyline runs along the Intracoastal and the Country Club Drive loop. Median age is 46.9, 54% of residents were born abroad and 46% are Hispanic, with a strong Latin American and Jewish presence. Evenings centre on the mall's restaurant row and The Abbey; the rest of the city is quiet after 10pm.
The Market
As of August 2026 the median sale price was $495,000 at $367 per square foot, up 1.6% year-over-year on price and 6.3% on price per foot, with a median 129 days on market (up 5.8%). Over the 12 months to September 2026, medians ran $186,000 for one-bedrooms, $400,000 for two, $759,500 for three and $1.8 million for four. Buyers hold the leverage: 3,963 active listings against 50 August sales, 1,988 of them already price-cut (median cut 6.25%), and sellers took a median 94.5% of asking.
Cost of Ownership
The August 2026 median condo fee on sold units was $1,271.50 a month, about $0.98 per square foot, down 1.9% year-over-year; that sits between Hallandale Beach ($0.74) and Sunny Isles Beach ($1.18). Gross rental yield was 7.8% on a $3,200 median monthly rent. Miami-Dade's proposed FY2026-27 budget holds the countywide millage flat at 4.5740 for a fourth year, the 2026 homestead exemption totals $51,411, and most of the city is a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, with a 15% NFIP discount in AE zones through the city's Community Rating System standing.
Districts
Williams Island: nine gated towers (1985 to 2013), marina, spa and tennis. Country Club Drive and Turnberry: the 270-acre JW Marriott resort, two golf courses, city hall and the 3.1-mile exercise loop lined with 1970s-to-1990s towers. The Waterways: canal-front towers and townhomes, WaterWays Marina, Don Soffer Aventura High and Avenia by FENDI Casa (2027). Biscayne Boulevard: Aventura Mall, The Abbey, the Brightline station on West Dixie and the hospital district to the north. South end: the Lincoln Pointe site slated for two 31-storey Related Group towers. West of Biscayne: Greenview at Presidential's 103 gated single-family homes.
Who It's For
Retirees and snowbirds who want a doorman tower with a golf course and a hospital nearby, Latin American and Jewish families drawn by the community and the city-run schools, and hybrid workers who can ride Brightline to Downtown or Fort Lauderdale. It is a harder fit for anyone who wants a house with a yard (under 5% of homes are detached), for car-free living outside Williams Island and The Waterways, for nightlife seekers, who end up driving to Miami Beach or Gulfstream Park, and for buyers who want to avoid HOA fees and the assessment risk in pre-2000 towers.
Getting Around
Brightline's Aventura station at 19796 W Dixie Highway (opened December 2022, 240 parking spaces, free mall shuttle) runs about 17 minutes to MiamiCentral and direct to Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Orlando, with 2026 advance-purchase Orlando fares from $39 round trip. The long-promised pedestrian bridge to the mall was still unbuilt, with its funding deal in doubt, as of fall 2025. The free Aventura Express shuttle runs three routes through the mall's transit terminal on weekdays and Saturdays, Metrobus routes 3, 9, 100 and 183 reach Downtown and Hialeah, and I-95 is reached via Ives Dairy Road or Miami Gardens Drive. Walk Score is 43, Transit Score 46, Bike Score 55, and the mean commute is 31.6 minutes.
Schools
The city runs its own charters: Aventura City of Excellence School (K-8, opened 2003, A-rated, lottery admission) and Don Soffer Aventura High School (opened 2019, A-rated, GreatSchools 8/10, 840 students, 51 AP and Cambridge AICE courses, 68% of the Class of 2026 qualifying for Bright Futures Academic Scholars, and a top-50 Florida ranking from U.S. News). The zoned district high school is Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High in Ives Estates, and Aventura Waterways K-8 Center is the district-run option in the north. Scheck Hillel Community School (founded 1970, early childhood to grade 12) in North Miami Beach is the main private choice, and FIU's Biscayne Bay campus is ten minutes south.
Storm Risk & Climate
FEMA maps most of the city as a Special Flood Hazard Area, new construction must sit at least 12 inches above base flood elevation, and ClimateCheck rates flood risk Very High, with roughly an 82% chance of a two-foot flood over 30 years. Modern towers keep living floors well above that; ground-floor units and older low-rise pockets need an elevation certificate and a current flood quote. The 2025 hurricane season brought no Florida landfall and the 2026 season had five named storms and no hurricanes as of September 2. Heat is the slower risk: days above 92°F are modelled to rise from about seven a year in the 1990s to about 99 by 2050.
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Where to Eat
Aventura eats in three places: the mall and The Abbey, the Turnberry resort, and a Biscayne Boulevard strip that rewards looking past the chains. Every venue below was confirmed open in 2026.
CVI.CHE 105
The Aventura outpost of Juan Chipoco's downtown Peruvian institution and the most-reviewed restaurant in the city; the ceviche trilogy, beef-heart anticuchos and pisco sours are the orders.
19501 Biscayne Blvd, Unit 954Reunion Ktchn Bar
Tripadvisor's top-ranked restaurant in Aventura: globally inflected American cooking (sea bass, seafood risotto, bacon-wrapped dates) with two hidden concepts inside, the Blind Tiger omakase counter and the Xino speakeasy.
18167 Biscayne BlvdGala at the Hilton Aventura
A hotel restaurant that outperforms its category, ranked second in the city on Tripadvisor as of August 2026 for ceviche, lomo saltado and flan on a quiet outdoor terrace.
2885 NE 191st StBulla Gastrobar
The Spanish tapas bar re-opened at a new stand-alone address on January 15, 2026: huevos bulla, patatas bravas, paella, grilled octopus and an 80-seat Andalusia patio.
2747 NE 193rd St, Unit 10Eataly Aventura
Eataly's first Florida location opened in 2026 at the mall with two restaurants, La Pizza & La Pasta and Il Pastaio, plus counters, a wine shop and cooking classes; open until 10pm, 11pm on Friday and Saturday.
19501 Biscayne BlvdJarana by Gastón Acurio
Family-style Peruvian from Acurio's group with a pisco bar, a monthly visiting-chef series and Sunday brunch; picarones are the dessert to order.
19565 Biscayne Blvd (The Abbey at Aventura)Amalfi Llama
Patagonian live fire meets the Italian coast: an open parrilla and wood-burning oven for steaks, seafood and seasonal pastas.
19505 Biscayne Blvd (The Abbey at Aventura)Motek Aventura
Tel Aviv-style all-day Israeli-Mediterranean; the French-oven pita with marmalade labneh and the arayes burger are the draws, and sister counter Yalla Motek sits in the mall's Treats food hall.
19565 Biscayne Blvd (The Abbey at Aventura), Ste 946Soho Asian Bar & Grill
Glatt-kosher steak-meets-Chinese with a real bar scene on the NE 29th Avenue kosher strip; open Saturday night until 1am, closed Friday.
19004 NE 29th AveBourbon Steak by Michael Mina
Mina's wood-grilled resort steakhouse: the trio of duck-fat fries and the wagyu pastrami-spiced short rib are the signatures. Dinner only, from 6pm (5pm Friday and Saturday).
19999 W Country Club Dr (JW Marriott Turnberry)Sicilian Oven
South Florida mini-chain doing wood-fired brick-oven pizza, meatballs and fire-roasted shrimp; the family default on the north Biscayne strip.
20475 Biscayne Blvd (Promenade Shops)Coffee and Bakeries
The mall has quietly become a pastry destination, with Paris and Miami names under one roof, while the Biscayne strip keeps the old deli tradition alive. PopUp Bagels at 2958 Aventura Blvd was still marked 'opens soon' in September 2026.
Bagel Cove Restaurant & Deli
Aventura's original New York-style deli, baking bagels in-house since 1988 across three generations: hand-sliced nova, steamed pastrami and all-day breakfast, 7am to 5pm.
19003 Biscayne BlvdLa Boulangerie Boul'Mich
Miami-born French bakery with a Latin twist: croissants, pastries and fresh juice in a vintage-industrial room, open 7:30am to 10pm.
20475 Biscayne Blvd, Suite G7 (Promenade Shops)Yann Couvreur
One of the Paris pastry chef's few U.S. outposts, a patisserie and coffee bar inside the mall.
19501 Biscayne BlvdMasse by Bachour
Antonio Bachour, repeatedly named the world's best pastry chef, runs this French-inspired patisserie-café inside the mall.
19501 Biscayne BlvdRosetta Bakery
Miami-grown Italian bakery with two mall counters, one in the Treats food hall: cornetti, focaccia and proper espresso.
19501 Biscayne BlvdSens Coffee
A robotic specialty-coffee kiosk that runs 24 hours a day inside the mall; the barista is a robot arm.
19501 Biscayne BlvdNeverland Coffee Bar
Peter Pan-themed courtyard café on the Aventura line that turns into a beer-and-wine bar Friday to Sunday nights: all-day brunch, pitas and house tater tots.
17830 W Dixie HwyAfter Dark
Honest read: Aventura has no bar row or nightclub. Evenings run through restaurant bars, the resort, and Gulfstream Park across the county line.
Xino Modern Chinese
A bookshelf-door speakeasy behind Reunion, with first reviews in December 2025: ginger margaritas, chow fun and honey-pineapple chicken in a hidden room.
18167 Biscayne Blvd (inside Reunion)STK Steakhouse Aventura
The high-energy steakhouse-lounge: DJ brunch on Sundays, a $3/$6/$9 happy hour weekdays 2:30 to 6:30pm, open until midnight Thursday to Saturday.
19505 Biscayne Blvd (The Abbey at Aventura)Corsair Kitchen & Bar
The resort's open-kitchen bar with a patio over the golf course; Sunday brunch with endless mimosas.
19999 W Country Club Dr (JW Marriott Turnberry)Tap 42 Craft Kitchen & Bar
Florida-born craft-beer gastropub and the mall's default for a long draft list and bourbon.
19501 Biscayne BlvdTen Palms at Gulfstream Park
The trackside dining room, open Friday to Sunday on race days from 11:30am; the Sunshine Meet runs from September 4, 2026 and the Championship Meet opens Thanksgiving Day, November 26.
901 S Federal Hwy, Hallandale BeachYard House at The Village at Gulfstream Park
Big-screen sports bar with one of the longest draft lists in the area, in the open-air Village next to the casino, about two miles north.
501 S Federal Hwy, Hallandale BeachParks, Marinas and the Nearest Sand
The city's own parks are small but well run, most of them on the water; the big green spaces and the beach are ten minutes away.
Founders Park
The 12-acre flagship on the Intracoastal, split into north and south sections: clay tennis, pickleball, basketball, a lit field, an accessible playground, a resident garden and the Bay Walk over the water; open 8am to 8pm.
3105 NE 190th StWaterways Park
Seven acres beside Don Soffer Aventura High School with a lit athletic field, covered playground and exercise path; shared with the school, so weekdays open only after 4pm in term time.
3301 NE 213th StWaterways Dog Park
A 1.5-acre off-leash waterfront park with a separate small-dog area, dog showers and a shaded pavilion; residents only with an Aventura ID, closed Wednesdays.
3401 NE 213th StOleta River State Park
Florida's largest urban park at just over 1,000 acres of mangrove and bay: 15 miles of mountain-bike trail, a calm 1,200-foot bay beach, kayak and paddleboard rentals and 14 air-conditioned cabins; $6 per vehicle. The waterside Oleta River Grill opened in July 2026.
3400 NE 163rd St, North Miami BeachGreynolds Park
A 249-acre 1930s county park on the Oleta River with a boathouse, kayak launch, two playgrounds, a nine-hole course and a monthly bluegrass festival; parking is free Monday to Thursday.
18601 NE 22nd Ave, North Miami BeachHaulover Park & Beach
177 county acres with 1.4 miles of Atlantic beach, the 152-slip Bill Bird Marina and its charter fleet, a kite beach, a skate park and a fenced Bark Park; parking $7 weekdays, $10 weekends.
10800 Collins Ave (between Bal Harbour and Sunny Isles Beach)Samson Oceanfront Park and Newport Fishing Pier
The closest ocean access, ten minutes over the Lehman Causeway: Sunny Isles' main public beach park and the public pier, free to walk and $10 to fish for non-residents.
17425 and 16501 Collins Ave, Sunny Isles BeachTurnberry Marina
Deep-water Intracoastal marina beside the JW Marriott for yachts up to 180 feet, with renovated floating docks and in-slip pump-out.
19735 Turnberry WayWaterWays Marina
Protected basin marina inside the Shoppes at the Waterways for boats up to 120 feet, with a valet shuttle to the plaza restaurants; seasonal leases only, no rentals.
3585 NE 207th StWhere to Shop
Aventura is a shopping destination first and a city second; and the mall's owners now control the block next door too.
Aventura Mall
2.8 million square feet, 300-plus stores, five anchors and 50-plus restaurants, named best mall in the United States by USA Today 10Best in 2026 for the second year running. Prada and Dior opened in 2025; Eataly, Bershka's first U.S. store and Amouage followed in 2026, with Uniqlo, Celine and RIMOWA listed as coming.
19501 Biscayne BlvdThe Abbey at Aventura
The former Esplanade, bought by the mall's owners in 2025 for $131 million and rebranded: 219,000 square feet of open-air dining (STK, Jarana, Amalfi Llama, Motek), Salt & Straw, Anatomy gym, Pure Barre and the Industrious coworking floor that now houses Palantir's headquarters.
19505 Biscayne BlvdThe Aventura Market
South Florida's largest indoor market, more than 20 years running, now inside the mall Friday to Sunday year-round with dozens of vendors: tropical fruit, empanadas, European pastries, olive oils and plants. It replaced the market formerly held on NE 187th Street.
19501 Biscayne Blvd (lower and upper levels)The Promenade Shops
The north Biscayne plaza that holds Sicilian Oven and La Boulangerie Boul'Mich, the everyday strip for the Waterways and hospital-district towers.
20475 Biscayne BlvdBal Harbour Shops
The open-air luxury counterpart south on Collins Avenue, mid-way through an expansion toward roughly 700,000 square feet; Toteme opened its first Miami store there on July 2, 2026, and Stephen Starr's Slim's and the relocated China Grill were still listed as upcoming in August 2026.
9700 Collins Ave, Bal HarbourThe Village at Gulfstream Park
Open-air centre anchored by Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, The Container Store and Williams-Sonoma, with a 110-foot Pegasus and Dragon statue and the racetrack and casino next door, just over the county line.
501 S Federal Hwy, Hallandale BeachCulture and Events
A city-owned theatre, a mall that doubles as a sculpture park, horse racing across the county line and two stadiums within half an hour.
Aventura Arts & Cultural Center
The 330-seat waterfront theatre, opened 2010 and run by the Broward Center. The 2026-27 season opens October 3 with Absolute Hits Live and includes Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida's Dracula (October 22) and a Broadway concert series: Victoria Clark November 22, Norm Lewis January 8, Reeve Carney January 22 and Andrea McArdle April 10, 2027.
3385 NE 188th StAventura Mall ArtWalk
More than 25 museum-grade works with a free audio tour in English, Spanish and Portuguese: Carsten Höller's rideable Aventura Slide Tower, the Haas Brothers' Gorillas in the Mist, Louise Bourgeois' Eye Benches, Ugo Rondinone's Moonrise faces and Robert Indiana's LOVE.
19501 Biscayne BlvdFounders Day at Gulfstream Park
The city's birthday party for its November 1995 incorporation, held each November at Gulfstream Park; the 2026 date had not been posted as of September.
Gulfstream Park, Hallandale BeachGulfstream Park Racing & Casino
Thoroughbred racing five minutes north: the Sunshine Meet opens September 4, 2026, the Championship Meet on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, and the Pegasus World Cup runs Saturday, January 23, 2027.
901 S Federal Hwy, Hallandale BeachHard Rock Stadium
The Dolphins' 64,767-seat home west of the city in Miami Gardens, fresh off hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup matches; Brightline runs complimentary game-day shuttles from the Aventura station. 2026 home games include the Chiefs on September 27 and the Bills on January 3, 2027.
347 Don Shula Dr, Miami GardensNu Stadium at Miami Freedom Park
Inter Miami's 26,700-seat permanent home opened April 4, 2026 with a Messi goal in a 2-2 draw against Austin FC.
1900 NW 37th Ave, MiamiWith Kids
For a city with a median age near 47, Aventura is unusually well set up for children, mostly because the resort and the mall compete for them.
Tidal Cove Waterpark
Five acres inside the JW Marriott Turnberry: a 60-foot tower with seven slides, the nation's first FlowRider Triple surf simulator, a lazy river and a 4,000-square-foot Kids Cove pool. Non-guests buy a date-priced Resort Day Membership, $55 to $500 in 2026; children three and under are free.
19999 W Country Club Dr (JW Marriott Turnberry)Founders Park SplashPad
Zero-depth spray playground beside the accessible playground and clay tennis courts; open Saturday and Sunday 10am to 6pm, free for residents and $10 for non-residents.
3105 NE 190th StRainbow Valley at Aventura Mall
The mall's indoor playground, with free Rainbow Valley Storytime every Thursday at 10am, plus the 24-screen AMC, the Treats food hall and the Slide Tower for the rainy-day itinerary.
19501 Biscayne Blvd (Lower Level)Aventura Community Recreation Center
The city's gym and indoor court runs after-school care, teacher-planning-day camps and youth soccer, tennis, pickleball, basketball and a competitive dance team; membership is open to Miami-Dade residents.
3375 NE 188th StHeritage Park
The closest Sunny Isles park to Aventura, opposite the beach: two playgrounds, a splash pad, a dog park and an open field.
19200 Collins Ave, Sunny Isles BeachGolf, Courts and Gyms
The Turnberry resort sets the tone, but the free city loop and the mall's Equinox carry most of the daily traffic.
Turnberry Isle golf: Soffer and Miller courses
Two Robert Trent Jones Sr. designs reimagined by Raymond Floyd; the Soffer puts water in play on nearly every hole, the Miller is shorter and tree-lined. Private club plus resort-guest play; 2026 resort rates run $375 for 18 holes in peak season and $215 in summer, with juniors under 15 free after 2:30pm with a paying adult.
19999 W Country Club Dr (JW Marriott Turnberry)JW Marriott Turnberry racquet club
Five tournament-grade courts, three pickleball and two padel: open play $15 an hour, 90-minute reservations $40, private lessons $95; 7am to 9pm daily.
19999 W Country Club Dr (JW Marriott Turnberry)Equinox Aventura
The mall's luxury club: yoga, Pilates, cycling and barre studios, The Spa by Equinox, a steam room and Aescape robotic massage; weekdays from 5:30am.
19501 Biscayne BlvdFounders Park courts
Two clay tennis courts on the north side, tennis and pickleball on the south, reservable 8am to 9pm with ID; non-resident court rental runs $4 to $16.
3105 NE 190th StDon Soffer Exercise Trail
The free 3.1-mile paved, lit loop around Country Club Drive and the Turnberry courses, open 24 hours with chilled fountains; the city's de facto running club at dawn and dusk, leashed dogs welcome.
Country Club Drive loopAventura Community Recreation Center
City fitness centre and gymnasium with 1-month, 6-month and annual memberships for Miami-Dade residents; weekdays 7am to 9:30pm, weekends to 3pm.
3375 NE 188th StGroceries and Markets
Two Publix stores, a Whole Foods, an Eataly and a second Fresh Market cover the everyday; the nearest Trader Joe's is in Midtown Miami.
Publix at Loehmann's Fashion Island
The central Publix, with pharmacy, deli, seafood, bakery and curbside; 7am to 10pm daily.
18995 Biscayne BlvdPublix at Aventura Shopping Center
The Aventura Boulevard store with an attached Publix Liquors, sushi and hot bars; 7am to 10pm daily.
2952 Aventura BlvdWhole Foods Market
North-end Whole Foods with a Sushi Maki counter, coffee and juice bars and Amazon returns; 8am to 10pm.
21105 Biscayne BlvdEataly Aventura
The market half of Eataly's first Florida store: fresh pasta, Italian grocery, a wine shop and counters, 8:30am to 10pm.
19501 Biscayne BlvdThe Fresh Market
The chain opened its second Aventura store in February 2026 with a Roasting Plant coffee counter, sushi, pizza and in-house smoked meats, adding to its original Aventura store.
Trader Joe's Miami Midtown
There is no Trader Joe's in Aventura, North Miami Beach or Hallandale; the Midtown Miami store is the nearest.
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