DK Travel : Miami : Shopping

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Modernism Gallery

One of the country’s top dealers in ultracool furniture, lighting fixtures, and accessories, including Art Deco.
Mynaya

Off the back garden of Soyka restaurant is this lovely little shop featuring imported clothing and accessories.
Naomi Variety Store

For a taste of the Islands, stop by this earthy little shack selling tropical fruits, vegetables, flour, etc.
Nicaragua Bakery

Both a bakery and a snack bar-café for trying typical Nicaraguan treats such as fried plantain, fried pork rinds, nacatamal (Nicaraguan tamale), or pan de pico (a very rich cheese bread).
Ochun OggúAn Botánica

Seems that every little South Florida community has at least one Botánica (Cuban spiritual store). Stop by to pick up some extra True Love Spice or an amulet of Changâ, a Yoruba god.
Old Cuba, The Collection

This welcoming little store specializes in Cuban art, music, books, and clothing, as well as dominoes, coffee-makers, and fine cigars. The owner, Jackie Perez, also promotes a ministreet-festival of the arts held on the last Friday of each month.
Opa-Locka/Hialeah Flea Market

Up to 1,200 dealers show up here seven days a week from 7am–7pm, hawking everything and anything you can think of to satisfy an orgy of acquisition. Weekends are best, when the number of dealers, browsers, and bargain-hunters swells.
Out of Africa

The sound of African drums fills the air, and hand-carved wooden figures and masks, and silver jewelry fill the space.
Palm Produce Resortwear

Florida lifestyle clothing means loose and colorful, natural fabrics, and somewhat frivolous designs for both men and women.
Peppers of Key West

A wonderful range of spicy sauces for all purposes – from barbecuing to killing off your enemies.