I am in love with downtown Coral Gables. What a fine, sophisticated, beautiful and relaxing place to shop, walk and dine. There is something of interest for all ages. The city planners are doing an excellent job of preserving Old Coral Gables while modernizing it. The new pedestrian streets are fabulous. Don’t miss downtown Coral Gables!
Miracle Mile has been under renovation for almost 2 years. And they're almost done. The revised Street layout and wide Promenade ziff made the Miracle Mile in Coral Gables an improved experience.
I went to Red Koi and sat outside and found experience to be improved and a lot less perception of traffic.
Nice place to spend an afternoon. Lovely walk and scene. Interesting spots to eat.
Great place for meals whether adult only or with kids. Beautiful place with great shopping and window shopping. Never a large crowd.
They are improving the area so expect construction, but it has a ton of stuff to do now. Aragon is super cool, lots of restaurants, great selection. Tree lighting was great!
Good place to do shopping, has Marshall, and a few other shops and you have Winn Dixie in the next building. Unfortunately, the parking spots are too small
Great place to walk around enjoy the night or day and a lot of restaurant options. I really like Miracle Mile for its variety.
After renovation on Miracle mile. Streets were widened and new sidewalks are really attractive and brought up. To. Modern. Standards..
A lot of construction going on right now, but seems like it's gonna look beautiful soon! Plenty of nice boutique stores and family owned restaurants with delicious food
Upgrades were supposed to improve the street but the parts that are finished are nothing special. There is less shade than before. How is one supposed to sit outside in Miami in the heat without big trees. It is nothing like Lincoln Road in Miami. Hopefully once everything is open, quality stores will open.
It is part of a lovely city called Coral Gables. The city is very clean, safe, beautiful, and it has everything you might need at walking distance. From a supermarket to banks, to restaurants and boutiques. No need for a car if you live and work in Coral Gables.
Considered Coral Gables' Downtown. It's five street blocks running east to west. Wide variety of shops and restaurants. Middle to upper class visitors. A sample of the shops: Starbucks, Barnes and Noble with coffee shop.Plenty of sitting and free Wi Fi. Wedding apparels. Old Navy. Sambos Restaurant. Italian,Cuban as well as others including Indian food.
Well lit and good police protection. Happy hour on Fridays and live music.
It runs from Douglas Rd. (SW 37 Ave) west to LeJune Rd.(42 Ave).
Good restaurant variety my favorite one is Graziannos Mrketplace.
Parking and traffic is a biiiiiiiich because of the construction. But I keep going back because of the restaurants and Books & Books, one of my favorite stores in the world. Great place to dine and window shop afterwards.
Coral Gables is a nice place to spend time, nice restaurants, bars, and wonderful building design. It a beautiful area but be careful with the Coral Gables Police. They can ticket you for any reason even though you are not doing anything wrong. I was crossing the street in the right place, the officer argumented that I was jaywalking. I did not have a form to prove​ that he was lying. The police just wanted to complete his daily cuota of fines. No more Coral Gables to me, Brickell is awesome and the police do not have to lie to please their bosses.