Category: Hospitality

City Construction proudly presents KoKo, a 6,000sf indoor and outdoor restaurant & bar that exudes Mexican elegance. This 170 seat restaurant seamlessly marries nature with culture through meticulous design, featuring a lush cacti garden and an inviting outdoor bar & terrace. With precision and artistry, our open-view kitchen showcases the craft of tortilla making, while a stunning display wall proudly presents an impressive collection of over 400 mezcales and tequilas.

Embark on a journey through time and design at Toku Modern Asian, another culinary masterpiece by City Construction. Immerse yourself in a fusion of tradition and ultramodern aesthetics, reminiscent of a 19th-century Japanese home with a contemporary twist. The space is built in a way that encourages interaction and sharing, fostering a vibrant atmosphere.

In the midst of the bustling construction hub of Miami Worldcenter, a refined brasserie emerges, brought to life by the expertise of City Construction. With an expansive patio, lofty ceilings, and ample seating, the setting provides the perfect backdrop for a curated menu of French classics, often forgotten by modern kitchens.

El Vecino, a premier cigar bar in downtown Miami, is a testament to City Construction’s dedication to creating exceptional spaces. Featuring vintage decor, a 10-seat bar, and a custom walk-in cigar humidor, this elegantly designed venue offers upscale comfort, complete with state-of-the-art air purification and humidification systems. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned cigar enthusiast, El Vecino welcomes all.

City Construction Group has transformed a modest café into an essential Coconut Grove establishment. Under the expert guidance of Chef Michael Beltran, we’ve created an inviting Cuban diner adorned with suspended greenery and cozy booths. The interior design complements the restaurant’s fast-paced kitchen, opening early and closing late, where culinary panache thrives.

The 150-seat restaurant was designed by ICRAVE and features a vibrant ambiance featuring art from Candice Kaye Design that transitions seamlessly from day to night, making it the perfect spot for long weekend brunches, lunch with friends, or dinners that turn into late-night drinks.

A Japanese-inspired steakhouse and lounge from the minds of Groot Hospitality ‘s David Grutman and recording artist Bad Bunny. Its aesthetics are lush, luxe, and jewel-toned. With custom wallpaper accents by Candice Kaye Design which elevate the space with its dark, rich palettes. The soft glimmers of golden light transport visitors to an intimate, nocturnal world.

The nearly 7,000-square-foot space overlooking Grand Avenue was inspired by Coconut Grove’s free-spirited roots of the 1960s. The space is inspired by the Grove’s long-standing sense of warmth and community, along with hints of mid-century modern Brazilian influences. Highlights include hand-painted tile tables, a 3D concrete wall tile, 60-foot island bar covered by a Brazilian quartzite top, custom-woven hexagonal shades, and multi-colored wall panels.

A new drinking and dining destination with elaborate floor to ceiling millwork walls which house a hub of unique flavors and flair! Shoma Bazaar will bring a vibrant pulse to Doral, featuring 16 of South Florida’s top food venues including Pubbelly Sushi, Ash Pizza, Eating House and Ella’s Oyster Bar, plus a Biergarten! Located at 9420 NW 41st St, the stunning indoor and outdoor 13,000 sq ft venue perfectly merges delicious cuisines, cocktails and entertainment with a seat for all.

The Genuine Hospitality Group is James Beard Award Winning Chef, and cookbook author, Michael Schwartz’s collection of award-winning restaurants. Since his flagship, Michael’s Genuine® Food & Drink, first opened in Miami’s Design District in 2007, Schwartz and his team have added both fine dining and casual restaurants and currently own and operate seven restaurants!