Unexpected and stunning  exhibition space for the presentation of exhibitions of architecture and of socially engaged art.Designed by Tadao Ando, who has reimagined a 1920s residential building with concrete forms and natural light. A contemplative place to engage with pressing social issues of our time.

All day cafe in Ukrainian Village. Smoked and cured meats from Underground Food Collective in Madison. Small producer cheeses. Herbaceous. Stunning design. Well edited. What more do you need?

Handmade truffles, caramels, marshmallows and sipping chocolates produced using carefully sourced ingredients. Wildflower honey instead of corn syrup. Cream from 500 cow herd.

Reclaiming and recycling American antique architectural artifacts and oddities salvaged from commercial, industrial and residential buildings.

Unexpectedly lovely, curated, design-focused shop with an fascinating mix of curiosities, fine art and design. “Celebrate the past, present and future.”

Tiny spot to enjoy flavorful Thai Street food. Lots of energy and fabulous spices.

Close-up magic on the outskirts of Andersonville and Uptown. Beautifully appointed deco space with terrazo and all the trimmings, housed in former commercial laundry. Cocktails and snacks available. Catch a full show or spontaneously stop in at the bar for some slight-of-hand card trickery.

Intimate and seductive spot for refined cocktails. Unexpected find in this neighborhood.

Inside the Edition, the re-imagined midcentury Seville, is the 1950s inspired Matador Room. Grab a seat at the bar and sip away and think about Melvin Grossman.

Head to the (very) far end of Lincoln Road Mall and locate the stunning parking structure designed by Swiss Herzog & de Meuron. Look up and discover Juvia, a lush indoor and outdoor space serving inspired cocktails and French/Peruvian/Japanese influenced foods. Gaze east and view the lineup of Art Deco treasures. “Miami Beach chic.”