Bayside Village · Main Highway
Coconut Grove
Grand Ave and Main Hwy, under the banyans.
Miami's oldest neighborhood keeps a village feel under its banyan canopy. CocoWalk anchors Grand Avenue with swimwear, sneakers and jewelry, while Main Highway and Commodore Plaza hold the independents: a long-running jeweler, a church-run resale shop, a crystal shop and one of the city's best bookstores.
Boutiques · Swimwear · Jewelry · Books · Resale · Coffee
- In our directory
- 22 shopseach one verified
- Where
- Main HighwayBayside Village
- Right now
- Typical hours11am–8pm
- Getting here
- Metrorail: Coconut Grove stationThen the free Coconut Grove trolley to CocoWalk
The directory
22 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Books1 place
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Independent bookstore on Main Highway with a curated selection, author events and the BANH pop-up for banh mi and bubble tea.
Jewelry2 places
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Grove jeweler for 25+ years in a historic former bank building; in-house designs with GIA diamonds, plus John Hardy and Marco Bicego.
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Saint-Tropez jewelry house since 1969, known for sunny, hand-finished statement pieces.
Fashion7 places
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California-made essentials for men and women: tees, knits, denim and lightweight jackets.
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Flower-covered Main Hwy shop for Rebecca Hessel Cohen's romantic, vintage-inspired clothing, with Art Deco interiors and Coconut Grove–print pillows.
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Colombian swimwear and resortwear handcrafted by artisans, for the whole family.
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Stacey Bendet's New York label for embellished dresses, tailored pants and statement pieces.
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Free People store in CocoWalk Suite 107 focused on the FP Movement activewear line, with Free People shoes and beauty also in stock.
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South Florida swimwear label founded in 2009, known for its fit and made-to-order roots.
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South Florida sneaker and sportswear shop carrying Nike, Jordan, On, New Balance and Adidas.
Specialty2 places
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Lower East Side eyewear house since 1915; frames and sunglasses with boutique fitting service.
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South Florida optical boutique with designer frames, sunglasses and eye exams.
Gifts2 places
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Spiritual gift shop with crystals, tarot, incense, candles, books and walk-in psychic readings.
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Florist and gift shop with the Blonde Bistro café; arrangements for everyday gifts and events.
Boutiques3 places
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Independent boutique since 1989 with men's and women's fashion and accessories at moderate prices.
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Designer shoe and accessories boutique carrying Chloé, Giuseppe Zanotti, Valentino and Isabel Marant.
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Coconut Grove outpost of a Manhattan Third Avenue women's boutique, selling clothing, handbags, jewelry, accessories and gifts.
Coffee1 place
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Miami's specialty roaster; its Grove café has been pouring single-origin espresso since 2014.
Home1 place
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Lifestyle shop mixing home accessories from around the world with everyday essentials for women.
Vintage1 place
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Resale and gift shop run by Plymouth Congregational's Women's Fellowship since 1957; proceeds fund local missions.
Food & drink2 places
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Portland ice cream shop's first East Coast scoop shop, with rotating local-flavor menus.
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Swedish-style pick-and-mix candy shop selling more than 200 imported sweets by weight from bins, including gummies, sour candy, chocolate and vegan options.
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Insider guide
Shopping Coconut Grove.
The story
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood, and it still feels like a village under its banyan trees. The shopping runs in three short pieces: Main Highway, Commodore Plaza just off it, and Grand Avenue, where CocoWalk is the anchor.
Main Highway is the best block. Between 3401 and 3444 Main Hwy you'll find a bookstore, a coffee roaster, a jeweler in a former bank building and a Colombian swim shop, all within a few minutes' walk. Commodore Plaza holds the independents, and CocoWalk at 3015 Grand Ave has the national brands and the latest hours.
What to Expect
On Main Highway, Books & Books has author events and a BANH pop-up for banh mi and bubble tea. H&H Jewels has been in the Grove for more than 25 years with in-house designs plus John Hardy and Marco Bicego. LoveShackFancy, Buck Mason and the eyewear house MOSCOT are a few doors apart, and Agua Bendita sells Colombian swim and resortwear. Celestial Treasures has crystals, tarot and walk-in readings.
On Commodore Plaza, The Griffin carries Chloé, Valentino and Isabel Marant shoes, Digs is a women's boutique, and This 'N That is a church-run resale shop that has funded local missions since 1957. CocoWalk has Montce swimwear, Gas Bijoux jewelry, FP Movement, Sportive sneakers and Salt & Straw ice cream.
Best Time to Visit
Saturday is the day to come: the Coconut Grove Organic Market runs 10am to 7pm at Grand Ave and Margaret St. Panther Coffee opens at 7am and Books & Books at 9am, but most shops don't open until 10 or 11. Skip Sunday if H&H Jewels is on your list, since it's closed that day. CocoWalk stays open later on Friday and Saturday, and Salt & Straw serves until midnight.
If You Only Have an Hour
Stay on one block of Main Highway. Get a coffee at Panther Coffee (3407), browse Books & Books next door (3409), cross to H&H Jewels (3434), and end at Agua Bendita (3444). Chug's Diner shares Agua Bendita's 3444 address if you want a guava pastelito for the road.
Where to Eat
The Grove has two MICHELIN-starred restaurants on Main Highway: Ariete at 3540 for a tasting menu, and Los Félix at 3413 for heirloom-corn Mexican cooking. Krüs Kitchen is upstairs from Los Félix. For something quick, Chug's Diner, a Bib Gourmand pick, does oversized Cuban-bread sandwiches and oxtail ajiaco.
This week
In the Grove this week.
Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Ariete★ Michelin starContemporary · Michael Beltran's dim, plant-filled Grove dining room mixes New American cooking with French technique; the tasting menu is the move.$$$$
- Los Félix★ Michelin starMexican · Heirloom corn and local seafood drive Sebastián Vargas's refined, sustainability-minded Mexican menu.$$$
- Krüs KitchenMichelin pickContemporary · The farm-minded upstairs sibling to Los Félix, focused on small-farm produce, seafood and organic wine.$$$
- Chug's DinerBib GourmandCuban · Michael Beltran's busy Grove diner for oversized Cuban-bread sandwiches, oxtail ajiaco and warm guava pastelitos.$$
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Michelin Key
Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove
The Cipriani family's nautical-themed bayfront tower with a spa and poolside restaurant.
2988 McFarlane Rd · $$$$ - Michelin Key
Mayfair House Hotel & Garden
A planted open-air atrium and bold, retro-tinged suites in the heart of the Grove.
3000 Florida Ave · $$$
Ratings are the scores saved in our directory and are not live. Check the listing for the current score.
Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingCocoWalk has its own garage off Grand Ave and Virginia St; there are also municipal garages near Commodore Plaza and metered street parking along Main Hwy and Grand Ave. The free Coconut Grove trolley runs from Metrorail's Douglas Road station.
- SMetrorail: Coconut Grove stationThen the free Coconut Grove trolley to CocoWalkMetrorail fare
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