The bay is doing its thing outside — boats moving slow, the city reflecting in long ribbons on the water. Miami doesn't actually turn off. It just changes frequency after dark.
Brunch lasted four hours. The evening is just starting. Someone changes the music. The table is reset. Chef Gregg has a second menu ready.
Midnight In Miami is the version of this city that the tourists see from the outside — but from inside your waterfront rental, with a private chef and a table that doesn't close.

