What Is a Pata Sucia? Miami’s Barefoot Club Legend
Heels in one hand, phone in the other, barefoot on the club floor. Here’s what a pata sucia really means in Miami, and why you never fight somebody with no shoes on.
Heels in one hand, phone in the other, barefoot on the club floor. Here’s what a pata sucia really means in Miami, and why you never fight somebody with no shoes on.
I’ve been working from home in Miami since before it was cool. Here’s what I learned, from eating lunch on sales calls to the law firms in Little Havana with picket fences.
Miami is the least scary city in America, but a few spots still get me. The Wynwood horror maze at 2 AM, dive bars that aren’t on Google, and an abuela with a chancleta.
Dating somebody who just moved to Miami? Here are my first date ideas, from Flanigan’s free nachos to the cafecito that will ruin Starbucks for them forever.
I got a traffic ticket in Miami for a rolling right turn at five miles an hour. Here is why the rolling stop is a Miami language, and what happened when I tried to fight a ticket in court.
If I came back as a ghost in Miami, I’m not haunting some broken down shack. I’m taking Vizcaya, a Porsche Design Tower car elevator, and a VIP table I never paid for.
Is weed legal in Miami? Medical yes, recreational not yet. But when it happens, Miami is getting a dispensary with a DJ and a menu full of Croqueta Kush.
Pura Vida Miami is basically church for a hungover Sunday. You confess your sins, pay a hundred dollars for breakfast, and walk out a new man.
If you can see a skyline from your window in Miami, you are paying extra for it. Then the HOA shows up for its cut, and the elevator still does not work.
A bicycle gets into a Miami lane and suddenly everybody has a theory about patience, the planet, and who owns the road. I’m trying to let the cyclist get where he’s going without turning the commute into a debate.
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