The Neighbourhood: East South Miami

East South Miami sits in a residential and commercial zone near Coral Gables. Venetian Pool attracts swimmers and visitors to a historic public pool. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden draws people to large plant collections and walking paths. CocoWalk offers shops, a cinema, and restaurants for local outings. Shops at Sunset Place hosts retail and dining options for families. Greenstreet Cafe serves meals and drinks in an outdoor cafe setting. CVI.CHE 105 provides Peruvian dishes and casual dining for nearby residents. Ball & Chain offers live music and nightlife within a short drive. Buses run on Metrobus routes and Metrorail trains serve South Miami and Coconut Grove stations. This district supports bicycles and scooters on many neighborhood streets for quick trips. Barnacle Historic State Park provides waterfront green space and picnic spots. Miracle Mile supports shopping and small businesses for daily needs. University of Miami draws students, staff, and events that shape local life. Restaurants like Bulla Gastrobar and Glass & Vine add dining choices for nights out. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 15 to 19 years old, and households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.

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East South Miami sits in a residential and commercial zone near Coral Gables. Venetian Pool attracts swimmers and visitors to a historic public pool. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden draws people to large plant collections and walking paths. CocoWalk offers shops, a cinema, and restaurants for local outings. Shops at Sunset Place hosts retail and dining options for families. Greenstreet Cafe serves meals and drinks in an outdoor cafe setting. CVI.CHE 105 provides Peruvian dishes and casual dining for nearby residents. Ball & Chain offers live music and nightlife within a short drive. Buses run on Metrobus routes and Metrorail trains serve South Miami and Coconut Grove stations. This district supports bicycles and scooters on many neighborhood streets for quick trips. Barnacle Historic State Park provides waterfront green space and picnic spots. Miracle Mile supports shopping and small businesses for daily needs. University of Miami draws students, staff, and events that shape local life. Restaurants like Bulla Gastrobar and Glass & Vine add dining choices for nights out. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 15 to 19 years old, and households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.