Miami Q&A

I used to go to e2 Cafe in West Kendall, where Kendall and 124th meet, to play video games and hang out with friends. It was a great place with all-day passes for $10, and they sold snacks like Bawls and individual cheeseburgers. Now it's a Nothing Bundt Cake bakery.

I was driving through the Venetian and saw a Lamborghini in a photo shoot that looked like a real cop car, but with Vice Beach Police on the side and back. Is that legal?

I drove through the king tide in Miami yesterday and now I have surface rust on my car. I took it to the self wash to rinse as much as I could, including the undercarriage. Should I be worried about the damage?

I've been looking for local tech companies to work at, and I'm ready to transfer my insurance sales skills into a tech role. I'm not looking for a handout, but rather a chance to network and learn.

I moved away from Miami a while ago, but I've noticed a strange phenomenon every time I visit. People here are terrible drivers and extremely aggressive, but the real issue is when you're parked. For some reason, people insist on flinging their doors open with as much force as possible, slamming them into other cars. It's happened to me three times already, and it's getting frustrating.

I've always wondered why strip clubs in Miami don't play deep house music. It's Miami, imagine getting a lapdance to a track like 'Latch' or Disclosure's music. It seems like a perfect fit.

I've done this trip several times last year, but I'm looking for any tips from those who have also done it. The worst part is the last 1.5 hours from home.

I'm looking to trade in a fully paid off 2025 Volvo XC40 with under 12,000 miles and no damage for a Mercedes-Benz in Miami. I've never traded in a car here before, so I'm not sure what to expect.

There's a homeless encampment on a river near my house. They leave trash and rotting fish behind. I want to report it, but I'm not sure who to contact. I've looked into 311, the parks department, and FWC, but they seem uninterested.

You can't tell me with a straight face that Starbucks and car wash jobs in the nearby strip malls are paying for these expensive condos.

I was renting an Airbnb in a neighborhood in Miami and found 3 iguanas in the private pool, along with a raccoon. I'm looking for a solution to keep them out for the rest of my stay.

We're leaving Edgewater, a neighborhood that's been great for us, but since having kids and no family around, it's gotten harder to manage. The market is slow, so any advice on where to list our unit would be appreciated. We need to get it to move fast or we lose our new place!

I'm planning to drive from Northern Florida to Miami to see the GTA 6 promotions, but I'm not sure if it's worth the long drive. I've seen some TikTok videos with cars and a blimp, but I want to know if there's more to see.

I'm an Argentine who's been living in Miami for a few years, working in software. I'm looking for recommendations on late-night food spots in Miami that I can enjoy after a night out.

I've been thinking of organizing a walking club in Miami where people can meet and explore the city on foot, without the pressure of keeping up with a fast pace. I'd like to know if there's already a group like this.

My adult daughter and I want to visit Raccoon Island and bring some food for the raccoons. We've read that they need fresh water, but we're not sure what other foods they like.

I'm looking for a reliable place to buy garden soil in bulk for my vegetable garden. Any recommendations?

I was in Midtown around 9 PM last night and saw something in the sky that looked like it wasn't moving, with blue, red, and white coloring. It was visible by the naked eye for a while, then also with optics. I checked Flightradar and didn't see any plane in the area.

I've heard the lines are crazy long this time of year, and I'm not sure if it's worth it.

We've been noticing springtails in our shower after the recent rain, and I'm wondering if this is normal in South Florida. Any tips for getting rid of them would be great.