The Neighbourhood: Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove sits along the bay and shows a mix of shops, parks, and homes. Peacock Park offers open grass and hosts concerts and sports. Barnacle Historic State Park preserves a historic home and old trees by the water. Miami Seaquarium draws visitors with marine shows and animal exhibits. Jungle Island provides animal displays and outdoor shows close to the waterfront. CocoWalk contains shops, theaters, and casual dining in an open air setting. Restaurants such as Ariete, Glass & Vine, and GreenStreet Cafe serve varied menus for locals. Bars like Monty's Raw Bar and Peacock Garden Bistro host drinks and live music on many nights. Metrorail and Metrobus links provide public transit to downtown and beyond. Miami Trolley serves local stops and helps short trips within the district. Walkers find shaded sidewalks, small shops, and cafes near many corners. Small galleries and art spaces show local work and host community events. Boaters use marinas and city piers for day trips and private craft launches. Developers and planners watch zoning and flood rules for changes in use. Data shows the top age group is 30 to 34 years old and that 1 person households are the largest share.

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Coconut Grove sits along the bay and shows a mix of shops, parks, and homes. Peacock Park offers open grass and hosts concerts and sports. Barnacle Historic State Park preserves a historic home and old trees by the water. Miami Seaquarium draws visitors with marine shows and animal exhibits. Jungle Island provides animal displays and outdoor shows close to the waterfront. CocoWalk contains shops, theaters, and casual dining in an open air setting. Restaurants such as Ariete, Glass & Vine, and GreenStreet Cafe serve varied menus for locals. Bars like Monty's Raw Bar and Peacock Garden Bistro host drinks and live music on many nights. Metrorail and Metrobus links provide public transit to downtown and beyond. Miami Trolley serves local stops and helps short trips within the district. Walkers find shaded sidewalks, small shops, and cafes near many corners. Small galleries and art spaces show local work and host community events. Boaters use marinas and city piers for day trips and private craft launches. Developers and planners watch zoning and flood rules for changes in use. Data shows the top age group is 30 to 34 years old and that 1 person households are the largest share.