Guidebook for Miami
food scene
Big menu, reasonably priced, hang out inside or out, and it's our neighborhood stop, great specials.
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Lemoni Cafe
4600 NE 2nd AveBig menu, reasonably priced, hang out inside or out, and it's our neighborhood stop, great specials.
Zak the Baker DELI
295 NW 26th StClive's Cafe
5890 NW 2nd AveGreat Jamaican food!
It's pretty, soothing, romantic, lay back with friends
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Mandolin Aegean Bistro
4312 NE 2nd AveIt's pretty, soothing, romantic, lay back with friends
It's the most hip place to be. The surroundings are environmentally and artistically beautiful. The food is reasonably priced, but the drinks are expensive. And you can walk to it!
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Vista Restaurant
5020 NE 2nd AveIt's the most hip place to be. The surroundings are environmentally and artistically beautiful. The food is reasonably priced, but the drinks are expensive. And you can walk to it!
A collection of fine restaurants, with an air of elegance all under one roof. And it's not expensive!!! A MUST!
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St. Roch Market Miami
140 NE 39th StA collection of fine restaurants, with an air of elegance all under one roof. And it's not expensive!!! A MUST!
You will have to wait in line for one of these delicious and unique donuts, but it's worth the wait.
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The Salty Donut Wynwood
50 NW 23rd StYou will have to wait in line for one of these delicious and unique donuts, but it's worth the wait.
a casual, relaxing deli, with a good ambiance. Seating outside also.
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Buena Vista Deli
4590 NE 2nd Avea casual, relaxing deli, with a good ambiance. Seating outside also.
Come and have Cuban food. Come with an empty stomach, because it's always lots of food. It's a casual setting, and you get to enjoy all the different types of Cuban food to write home about. $$
Latin Cafe Biscayne
2201 Biscayne BlvdCome and have Cuban food. Come with an empty stomach, because it's always lots of food. It's a casual setting, and you get to enjoy all the different types of Cuban food to write home about. $$
Barbecue meat falling off the bone. Delicious and a minute from the apartment. You can take out also. 305-381-5464.
Bon Gout BBQ
99 NW 54th StBarbecue meat falling off the bone. Delicious and a minute from the apartment. You can take out also. 305-381-5464.
Always full, small restaurant, serving Puerto Rican food. You'll catch lots of working people and police there. It's inexpensive. It's good for a quick and filling meal.
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El Bajareque
278 NW 36th StAlways full, small restaurant, serving Puerto Rican food. You'll catch lots of working people and police there. It's inexpensive. It's good for a quick and filling meal.
Cuban food and where all U.S. Presidents go to be seen, a political melting pot. A lot of food and not expensive.
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Versailles Restaurant Cuban Cuisine
3555 SW 8th StCuban food and where all U.S. Presidents go to be seen, a political melting pot. A lot of food and not expensive.
What is it? Celebrating 10 years of curated live performances and al fresco dining along the charming Downtown Coral Gables restaurant row, this free monthly event goes down every first Friday of the month November through April. Why go? To enjoy the local bands, cocktails courtesy of Diageo spirits and yummy eats in a twinkling, family-friendly environment that won't break the bank.
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Giralda Plaza
120 Giralda AveWhat is it? Celebrating 10 years of curated live performances and al fresco dining along the charming Downtown Coral Gables restaurant row, this free monthly event goes down every first Friday of the month November through April. Why go? To enjoy the local bands, cocktails courtesy of Diageo spirits and yummy eats in a twinkling, family-friendly environment that won't break the bank.
EastSide Pizza
731 Northeast 79th StreetDelicious and affordable Italian take-out
Sightseeing
You will be wowed by the architecture in the Miami Design District. You have the Braman Museum, the paseo, the open air high-end stores. It's a real walkable area that is a must see.
Lots of restaurant. I recommend you have lunch or dinner at Estefan Kitchen.
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Distretto del Design di Miami
You will be wowed by the architecture in the Miami Design District. You have the Braman Museum, the paseo, the open air high-end stores. It's a real walkable area that is a must see.
Lots of restaurant. I recommend you have lunch or dinner at Estefan Kitchen.
Obviously south Beach is a must!! Go to Ocean Drive and 5th Street. Start there. You CANNOT take alcohol on the beach (sandy area). You have to purchase it there. Take your towels, snacks and that's it. And don't litter. Walk up and down Ocean Drive all the way to 17th street, where you can go west and go to Lincoln Road Mall, open air. When paying for dinner, most places will include the tip as part of their charge and the establishment will not tell you. It will say it on your check or ask!! Never leave your drink alone. Not ever! It's a very touristy place and people are not careful with their drinking. Be safe. And definitely put on sunblock!!! Oh, yeah. Enjoy!
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Ocean Drive
Ocean DriveObviously south Beach is a must!! Go to Ocean Drive and 5th Street. Start there. You CANNOT take alcohol on the beach (sandy area). You have to purchase it there. Take your towels, snacks and that's it. And don't litter. Walk up and down Ocean Drive all the way to 17th street, where you can go west and go to Lincoln Road Mall, open air. When paying for dinner, most places will include the tip as part of their charge and the establishment will not tell you. It will say it on your check or ask!! Never leave your drink alone. Not ever! It's a very touristy place and people are not careful with their drinking. Be safe. And definitely put on sunblock!!! Oh, yeah. Enjoy!
Wynwood Walls
2516 NW 26th Stthe best in art!
Little Havana is Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart, with Latin American art galleries and busy restaurants. Cafes with walk-up windows sell Cuban coffee to cigar-smoking patrons. On Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street), locals discuss politics over dominoes at Maximo Gomez Park, dubbed Domino Park by locals
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Little Havana
Little Havana is Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart, with Latin American art galleries and busy restaurants. Cafes with walk-up windows sell Cuban coffee to cigar-smoking patrons. On Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street), locals discuss politics over dominoes at Maximo Gomez Park, dubbed Domino Park by locals
What is it? The Little Haiti Cultural Center's flagship event—a monthly party thrown on the third Friday of the month—is always a blast.
Why go? Music, dancing and delicious food all combine for one killer block party. Previous acts have included Wyclef Jean (as in the former Fugees singer) and Haitian supergroup KLASS. Performances typically begin at 7pm and go late at the free event. Donations are welcome.
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Centro Culturale Little Haiti
212 NE 59th TerraceWhat is it? The Little Haiti Cultural Center's flagship event—a monthly party thrown on the third Friday of the month—is always a blast.
Why go? Music, dancing and delicious food all combine for one killer block party. Previous acts have included Wyclef Jean (as in the former Fugees singer) and Haitian supergroup KLASS. Performances typically begin at 7pm and go late at the free event. Donations are welcome.
What is it? Built by Chicago magnate James Deering as his winter estate, this sprawling waterfront mansion is the idyllic backdrop of numerous (expensive) weddings and quinceañera photoshoots.
Why go? When it’s not being used for celebrations, the palatial estate and its manicured gardens are ripe for exploring. Check it out on weekends when Vizcaya hosts full moon parties, outdoor yoga classes and other community events. Time Out tip: Use your Miami-Dade Library card to check out free passes for up to four people.
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Villa Vizcaya
3251 S Miami AveWhat is it? Built by Chicago magnate James Deering as his winter estate, this sprawling waterfront mansion is the idyllic backdrop of numerous (expensive) weddings and quinceañera photoshoots.
Why go? When it’s not being used for celebrations, the palatial estate and its manicured gardens are ripe for exploring. Check it out on weekends when Vizcaya hosts full moon parties, outdoor yoga classes and other community events. Time Out tip: Use your Miami-Dade Library card to check out free passes for up to four people.
What is it? For decades, children of all ages have learned all about Florida’s array of sea creatures through visits to this Key Biscayne attraction. Why go? It’s where you’ll catch the dolphin show jolly sea lions flapping about and the park’s most famous resident, Lolita, the killer whale. Bonus points: Flipper was filmed at the Seaquarium. Time Out tip: The park offers animal encounters where the whole family can go for a dip with a group of adorable dolphins.
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Acquario Marino di Miami
4400 Rickenbacker CausewayWhat is it? For decades, children of all ages have learned all about Florida’s array of sea creatures through visits to this Key Biscayne attraction. Why go? It’s where you’ll catch the dolphin show jolly sea lions flapping about and the park’s most famous resident, Lolita, the killer whale. Bonus points: Flipper was filmed at the Seaquarium. Time Out tip: The park offers animal encounters where the whole family can go for a dip with a group of adorable dolphins.
What is it? From reptiles and amphibians to primates, the cageless zoo is home to hundreds of species.
Why go? Kids will love the carousel rides and splash zones (especially during the hot summer months) while parents look forward to pedaling around the park in Safari Cycle bikes, which fit up to five family members.
Time Out tip: Book a behind-the-scenes tour and take your kiddo beyond the enclosures. These guided experiences go in-depth with the animal care team and are safe and fun for little ones.
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Zoo di Miami
12400 Southwest 152nd StreetWhat is it? From reptiles and amphibians to primates, the cageless zoo is home to hundreds of species.
Why go? Kids will love the carousel rides and splash zones (especially during the hot summer months) while parents look forward to pedaling around the park in Safari Cycle bikes, which fit up to five family members.
Time Out tip: Book a behind-the-scenes tour and take your kiddo beyond the enclosures. These guided experiences go in-depth with the animal care team and are safe and fun for little ones.
Arts & Culture
Beautiful architecture, exceptional art and it's on the bay. You can sit outside and also watch the cruise ships, too.
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Perez Art Museum Miami
1103 Biscayne BlvdBeautiful architecture, exceptional art and it's on the bay. You can sit outside and also watch the cruise ships, too.
Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami
61 NE 41st StThe Overtown Performing Arts Center (OPAC) is located in the heart of historic Overtown. The 9,500 square foot facility, serves as the ideal event space for banquets, concerts, community events and other activities both social and recreational. In addition, the venue houses a state-of-the art culinary / catering kitchen and meeting spaces.
Overtown Performing Arts Center
1074 NW 3rd AveThe Overtown Performing Arts Center (OPAC) is located in the heart of historic Overtown. The 9,500 square foot facility, serves as the ideal event space for banquets, concerts, community events and other activities both social and recreational. In addition, the venue houses a state-of-the art culinary / catering kitchen and meeting spaces.
What is it? A small but charming oasis in bustling Miami Beach, the botanical garden offers 2.6 acres of lush greenery.
Why go? Kill some time in between stops or snap a quick Instagram with a pineapple in the edible garden. Guided tours are available Saturdays at 11am.
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Memoriale dell'Olocausto di Miami Beach
1933-1945 Meridian AveWhat is it? A small but charming oasis in bustling Miami Beach, the botanical garden offers 2.6 acres of lush greenery.
Why go? Kill some time in between stops or snap a quick Instagram with a pineapple in the edible garden. Guided tours are available Saturdays at 11am.
What is it? Home to and run entirely by monks, this gilded Buddhist temple in Homestead welcomes people from all walks of life. Why go? Bet you didn’t think you’d find a spot this serene in Miami? Kick off your shoes and join the monks in daily prayer or walk the tranquil grounds for a moment of personal meditation. A cultural landmark for Miami’s Thai community, the wat works closely with the Thai-American organization to host holiday festivals throughout the year.
Time Out tip: The wat welcomes all. Don’t be afraid to join in on prayer during your visit.
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Wat Buddharangsi Buddhist Temple
15200 SW 240th StWhat is it? Home to and run entirely by monks, this gilded Buddhist temple in Homestead welcomes people from all walks of life. Why go? Bet you didn’t think you’d find a spot this serene in Miami? Kick off your shoes and join the monks in daily prayer or walk the tranquil grounds for a moment of personal meditation. A cultural landmark for Miami’s Thai community, the wat works closely with the Thai-American organization to host holiday festivals throughout the year.
Time Out tip: The wat welcomes all. Don’t be afraid to join in on prayer during your visit.
Shopping
Great shopping area. Marshall's for all your casual wear, shorts, T-shirts, sandals, shoes, men and women, beach towels. There's Ross in case you need a dress or suit at inexpensive price. There's Target for sporting good, Starbucks inside, inexpensive but trendy clothing and lots of items and food to purchase. The mall is surrounded by a lot of good restaurants. Visit Sakaya. It's $2 to park in the garage. Don't park on street. It's so much more expensive and you'll wind up getting a parking ticket. You can walk or ride bike from the apartment. Only 5 minutes away.
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The Shops at Midtown Miami
3401 N Miami AveGreat shopping area. Marshall's for all your casual wear, shorts, T-shirts, sandals, shoes, men and women, beach towels. There's Ross in case you need a dress or suit at inexpensive price. There's Target for sporting good, Starbucks inside, inexpensive but trendy clothing and lots of items and food to purchase. The mall is surrounded by a lot of good restaurants. Visit Sakaya. It's $2 to park in the garage. Don't park on street. It's so much more expensive and you'll wind up getting a parking ticket. You can walk or ride bike from the apartment. Only 5 minutes away.
Also, publix at 4800 Biscayne Boulevard supermarket is even closer. There's just so much more at 18 Biscayne.
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Publix Super Market at 18Biscayne Shopping Center
1776 Biscayne BlvdAlso, publix at 4800 Biscayne Boulevard supermarket is even closer. There's just so much more at 18 Biscayne.
You'll find everything here, from all your food needs to pharmaceuticals.
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Publix Super Market at Baypoint
4870 Biscayne BlvdYou'll find everything here, from all your food needs to pharmaceuticals.
Dolphin Mall
11401 NW 12th StGetting Around
https://www.miamigov.com/Services/Transportation/View-Trolley-Tracker
It's free of charge. You can catch 2 blocks from the apartment and connect to other free of charge trolleys to get you to downtown, Little Havana, Little Haiti, etc.
You can catch the trolley 2 blocks from the apartment on NW 2 Ave and NW 45 Street or NE 40 Street and NE 1 Ave. It's free!
NW 2 Av & NW 24 St
You can catch the trolley 2 blocks from the apartment on NW 2 Ave and NW 45 Street or NE 40 Street and NE 1 Ave. It's free!
If you have the time, you must take a drive (4 hours) to Key West. The beauty of the drive is breathtaking. And once you're in Key West, you've reached the most southern tip of Florida, and the beginning of where many Cubans arrived escaping their government. It's a quaint and friendly place.
If you don't want to drive, just Google the many tours that leave from Miami/Miami Beach. They're reasonably priced.
Key West Tour
If you have the time, you must take a drive (4 hours) to Key West. The beauty of the drive is breathtaking. And once you're in Key West, you've reached the most southern tip of Florida, and the beginning of where many Cubans arrived escaping their government. It's a quaint and friendly place.
If you don't want to drive, just Google the many tours that leave from Miami/Miami Beach. They're reasonably priced.
Parks & Nature
What is it? What feels like an escape from Miami—even though it’s just a short ride over the Key Biscayne bridge. And Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park feels unlike anything you’ll find on Miami Beach. Why go? The beach is wide and overlooked by a historic lighthouse (one of the oldest buildings in Miami). Fishing, kayaking, windsurfing and cycling are all encouraged at this active beach. Pavilions offer picnic shelter and the nearby Lighthouse Café is good for a solid lunch.
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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
What is it? What feels like an escape from Miami—even though it’s just a short ride over the Key Biscayne bridge. And Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park feels unlike anything you’ll find on Miami Beach. Why go? The beach is wide and overlooked by a historic lighthouse (one of the oldest buildings in Miami). Fishing, kayaking, windsurfing and cycling are all encouraged at this active beach. Pavilions offer picnic shelter and the nearby Lighthouse Café is good for a solid lunch.
What is it? A sprawling green space used for sports, exercise and all sorts of outdoor pursuits. It’s a popular park and a great place to get physical or just lazy. Why go? Aside from the dog park and bike trail—this park is also home to one of the tastiest Miami summer treats around: the frozen lemonade of A.C.’s Icees.
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David T. Kennedy Park
2400 S Bayshore DrWhat is it? A sprawling green space used for sports, exercise and all sorts of outdoor pursuits. It’s a popular park and a great place to get physical or just lazy. Why go? Aside from the dog park and bike trail—this park is also home to one of the tastiest Miami summer treats around: the frozen lemonade of A.C.’s Icees.
What is it? Home to one of the most popular marinas and boat ramps in the city, this waterfront park also has plenty to do for those who don’t own a boat. Why go? You can bike, enjoy the artificial atoll pool, green space and paddleboard. Sounds like a good afternoon, right?
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Parco Matheson Hammock
9800 Old Cutler RdWhat is it? Home to one of the most popular marinas and boat ramps in the city, this waterfront park also has plenty to do for those who don’t own a boat. Why go? You can bike, enjoy the artificial atoll pool, green space and paddleboard. Sounds like a good afternoon, right?
What is it? This park boasts 30 acres of pineland, tropical hardwood and hammock habitats with no shortage of wildlife (like parrots and other tropical birds).
Why go? The park offers regular birdwatching tours and nature walks. Over at the observatory, the Southern Cross Astronomical Society will help you stargaze on weekend evenings.
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Bill Sadowski Park
17555 SW 79th AveWhat is it? This park boasts 30 acres of pineland, tropical hardwood and hammock habitats with no shortage of wildlife (like parrots and other tropical birds).
Why go? The park offers regular birdwatching tours and nature walks. Over at the observatory, the Southern Cross Astronomical Society will help you stargaze on weekend evenings.
What is it? Florida’s largest urban park with so much to do, both in the water and on land. Oleta is a bit north, but well worth the trip and an easy place to kill an entire day. Expect to pay $2 to $6 depending on if you arrive on foot or via car.
Why go? This park is perfect for the active outdoorsman. Kayak, paddleboard, off-road bike and even spend the night at cabins and camp spaces. It’s the sort of pristine Florida wilderness we don’t see much in South Florida.
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Oleta River State Park
3400 NE 163rd StWhat is it? Florida’s largest urban park with so much to do, both in the water and on land. Oleta is a bit north, but well worth the trip and an easy place to kill an entire day. Expect to pay $2 to $6 depending on if you arrive on foot or via car.
Why go? This park is perfect for the active outdoorsman. Kayak, paddleboard, off-road bike and even spend the night at cabins and camp spaces. It’s the sort of pristine Florida wilderness we don’t see much in South Florida.
What is it? This eight-acre Edgewater gem might be on the smaller side, but it’s packed with basketball, tennis and beach volleyball courts, picnic tables and walking trails with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay.
Why go? Single and looking to scout a like-minded boo? Located behind several high-rise condos along the bay, Margaret Pace Park has no shortage of active young professionals working up a sweat or walking their adorable dogs after work. Talk about a breath of fresh air!
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Parco Margaret Pace
1745 N Bayshore DrWhat is it? This eight-acre Edgewater gem might be on the smaller side, but it’s packed with basketball, tennis and beach volleyball courts, picnic tables and walking trails with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay.
Why go? Single and looking to scout a like-minded boo? Located behind several high-rise condos along the bay, Margaret Pace Park has no shortage of active young professionals working up a sweat or walking their adorable dogs after work. Talk about a breath of fresh air!
Surrounded By Towering Cypress Trees & Wildlife, Find Yourself Immersed In Florida Nature. The Animal Exhibit Areas Feature More Than 100 Mammals & Reptiles That Have Been Rescued. Find The Perfect Park. Over 170 State Parks. Picnic, Paddle Or Play.
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Parco Nazionale delle Everglades
Surrounded By Towering Cypress Trees & Wildlife, Find Yourself Immersed In Florida Nature. The Animal Exhibit Areas Feature More Than 100 Mammals & Reptiles That Have Been Rescued. Find The Perfect Park. Over 170 State Parks. Picnic, Paddle Or Play.
What is it? A lovely park whose main attraction is a beautiful coral reef teeming with a small city of sea life.
Why go? For the reef, silly! See it from a glass bottom boat or—the best way, in our opinion—jump in the water on a snorkel tour and paddle around for an hour. Get up close with barracudas (they won’t bite) and the famous 4,000-pound statue of Jesus, which stands 25 feet underwater.
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Parco Statale della Barriera Corallina di John Pennekamp
102601 Overseas HwyWhat is it? A lovely park whose main attraction is a beautiful coral reef teeming with a small city of sea life.
Why go? For the reef, silly! See it from a glass bottom boat or—the best way, in our opinion—jump in the water on a snorkel tour and paddle around for an hour. Get up close with barracudas (they won’t bite) and the famous 4,000-pound statue of Jesus, which stands 25 feet underwater.
Within 1 mile from you!What is it? A cute and dog-friendly park tucked into the back of Miami’s lush Morningside neighborhood. Cookouts and softball games are common on the weekends and the park has a great view of Biscayne Bay too.
Why go? Morningside is ideal for a nice walk with your dog or just by yourself. Paddleboard and kayak rentals are available on the weekend as well. Head out to one of the tiny islands just offshore and have yourself a picnic.
Note: Dogs must be leashed in dog parks
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Morningside Park
750 NE 55th TerraceWithin 1 mile from you!What is it? A cute and dog-friendly park tucked into the back of Miami’s lush Morningside neighborhood. Cookouts and softball games are common on the weekends and the park has a great view of Biscayne Bay too.
Why go? Morningside is ideal for a nice walk with your dog or just by yourself. Paddleboard and kayak rentals are available on the weekend as well. Head out to one of the tiny islands just offshore and have yourself a picnic.
Note: Dogs must be leashed in dog parks
What is it? Pretty gardens are hard to come by in scorching-hot Miami, so we’re extra grateful for places like Fairchild, whose diligent groundskeepers and volunteers keep it looking fresh and verdant year-round. Plus, with 83-acres of rare plants and flowers, you’ll never get tired of exploring.
Why go? Take a morning or afternoon stroll through these stunning surroundings and escape the South Beach bustle. Not one for greenery? Visit during the annual chocolate festival in January—a delicious event dedicated to all things cocoa. Time Out tip: Spring for a membership and take advantage of after-hours programming (like current fave NightGarden) for free. Deals change seasonally but often include a perk to one of the garden’s exciting festivals.
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Giardino Botanico Tropicale Fairchild
10901 Old Cutler RdWhat is it? Pretty gardens are hard to come by in scorching-hot Miami, so we’re extra grateful for places like Fairchild, whose diligent groundskeepers and volunteers keep it looking fresh and verdant year-round. Plus, with 83-acres of rare plants and flowers, you’ll never get tired of exploring.
Why go? Take a morning or afternoon stroll through these stunning surroundings and escape the South Beach bustle. Not one for greenery? Visit during the annual chocolate festival in January—a delicious event dedicated to all things cocoa. Time Out tip: Spring for a membership and take advantage of after-hours programming (like current fave NightGarden) for free. Deals change seasonally but often include a perk to one of the garden’s exciting festivals.
What is it? A small but charming oasis in bustling Miami Beach, the botanical garden offers 2.6 acres of lush greenery.
Why go? Kill some time in between stops or snap a quick Instagram with a pineapple in the edible garden. Guided tours are available Saturdays at 11am.
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Giardino Botanico di Miami Beach
2000 Convention Center DrWhat is it? A small but charming oasis in bustling Miami Beach, the botanical garden offers 2.6 acres of lush greenery.
Why go? Kill some time in between stops or snap a quick Instagram with a pineapple in the edible garden. Guided tours are available Saturdays at 11am.
Sightseeing
The Biltmore is a historic hotel, a destination, a place to gather, a place full of romance. This is where I had my wedding reception. You'll want to take pictures! Italian renaissance, Spanish colonial
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Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables
1200 Anastasia AveThe Biltmore is a historic hotel, a destination, a place to gather, a place full of romance. This is where I had my wedding reception. You'll want to take pictures! Italian renaissance, Spanish colonial
Lincoln Road mall is great for walking and sightseeing. It used to be the place to be until Wynwood opened up. And even though it's become just a tourist spot (be careful with the added tip), it's still a fun place to walk, shop and only a few blocks from the ocean.
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Lincoln Road
Lincoln RoadLincoln Road mall is great for walking and sightseeing. It used to be the place to be until Wynwood opened up. And even though it's become just a tourist spot (be careful with the added tip), it's still a fun place to walk, shop and only a few blocks from the ocean.
What is it? Celebrating 10 years of curated live performances and al fresco dining along the charming Downtown Coral Gables restaurant row, this free monthly event goes down every first Friday of the month November through April. Why go? To enjoy the local bands, cocktails courtesy of Diageo spirits and yummy eats in a twinkling, family-friendly environment that won't break the bank.
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Gramps
176 NW 24th StWhat is it? Celebrating 10 years of curated live performances and al fresco dining along the charming Downtown Coral Gables restaurant row, this free monthly event goes down every first Friday of the month November through April. Why go? To enjoy the local bands, cocktails courtesy of Diageo spirits and yummy eats in a twinkling, family-friendly environment that won't break the bank.