Vintage & Makers · Biscayne Boulevard
MiMo & Little River
Biscayne Blvd, 50th to 77th St.
The MiMo Historic District runs along Biscayne Boulevard roughly from NE 50th to 77th Street, lined with mid-century motels and low-slung storefronts. Vintage and archive designer shops sit on the boulevard, and makers and small studios fill the side streets west into Little River.
Vintage · Designer Archive · Jewelry · Hats · Florists · Thrift
- In our directory
- 17 shopseach one verified
- Where
- Biscayne BoulevardVintage & Makers
- Right now
- Typical hours11am–6pm
- Parking
- ParkingFree and metered street parking is usually available on the side streets off Biscayne Blvd; Miami Ironside has its own on-site lot. Little River stops are a short drive west.
The directory
17 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Vintage4 places
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Long-running Biscayne Blvd consignment shop with vintage dresses, boots, bags and jewelry mostly from the 1920s–'90s, plus designer pieces and vintage furniture.
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Sister-run archive of '90s–2000s designer pieces (Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana); New Times' Best Clothing Store 2026.
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Vintage and handmade women's clothing and accessories from the Victorian era through the '90s, plus home decor and art.
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Little River thrift and vintage shop with pre-owned designer clothing, records and retro game consoles; most vintage under $35, bins from $6, and an on-site alteration station.
Design1 place
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Mixed-use design compound a block off Biscayne with showrooms, shops, restaurants and event space.
Fashion1 place
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Panama hats hand-woven in Ecuador from toquilla straw, plus bags, accessories, home decor and clothing from a brand based in Miami and Quito.
Jewelry2 places
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Ironside jewelry and watch shop (Suite 115) doing custom engagement rings, watch sourcing, in-house watch repair, laser engraving and heirloom-piece work.
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One-of-a-kind handmade jewelry sourced mostly from Honduras, Colombia and Brazil, including gold pieces and men's cufflinks.
Specialty3 places
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Upper Buena Vista florist making handcrafted fresh arrangements, from everyday bouquets to custom luxury floral decor, with seasonal stems and same-day delivery.
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Botanical gallery and design studio founded in 2008 by Paloma Tecca, with rotating plant-based exhibitions, terrariums, figurine planters and private commissions; the flagship also runs as a tea and coffee house.
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Smaller sister to Midtown Garden Center selling succulents, cacti, garden accessories and oversized planters, next to Sunny Side Cafe.
Coffee1 place
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Little River coffee shop with brick walls and vintage motorcycles, serving Miami-roasted coffee, empanadas and pastries.
Food & drink1 place
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Little River food hall with local vendors, the second-floor Bar Kaiju and a rooftop with downtown views.
Records & music1 place
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Independent record shop since 2005 next to Churchill's Pub, stocking indie, electronic, local and underground vinyl plus cassettes and CDs, with in-store events.
Galleries3 places
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Contemporary art gallery in a converted Little Haiti compound showing painting, ceramics and design-driven work.
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Nonprofit exhibition space commissioning new site-specific work from emerging and established artists, now in Little River.
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Curatorial collective founded in 2007 by Books Bischof, Cristina Gonzalez and Typoe Gran, staging exhibitions from a private Little River residence.
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Insider guide
Shopping MiMo.
The story
MiMo, short for Miami Modern, is the historic district along Biscayne Boulevard from roughly NE 50th to 77th Street, lined with mid-century motels and low-slung storefronts. It is a neighborhood strip, not a shopping center, and the shops are spread out, so expect to drive between clusters.
There are three. The vintage shops sit on Biscayne itself, between about 72nd and 77th Street. A small group of shops and studios is around NE 2nd Avenue and 50th Street. And the galleries, thrift and food halls are west and north in Little River and Little Haiti, along NE and NW 2nd Avenue.
What to Expect
Vintage is the reason to come. Fly Boutique (7235 Biscayne Blvd) is a long-running consignment shop with dresses, boots, bags and jewelry mostly from the 1920s to the '90s, plus vintage furniture. UmaLu Vintage (7648 Biscayne Blvd) is a sister-run archive of '90s and 2000s designer pieces from Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, Cavalli and Dolce & Gabbana, named Best Clothing Store 2026 by Miami New Times. Mids Market (7200 NW 2nd Ave) is the budget end, and The House of Findings goes back to the Victorian era. Sweat Records (5505 NE 2nd Ave) has sold indie, electronic and local vinyl since 2005. Plant the Future runs a botanical gallery. Galleries fill the rest: Nina Johnson, Locust Projects and Primary in Little River, plus the showrooms at Miami Ironside a block off Biscayne.
Best Time to Visit
Most shops open around 11am and close by 6 or 7pm, with shorter Sunday hours, and several don't post hours at all. The galleries keep the narrowest window: Nina Johnson and Locust Projects are open Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm, and Primary Thursday to Saturday. Sweat Records is open until 7pm Wednesday to Saturday and closes at 5pm the other days. A Thursday or Friday afternoon is the one time nearly everything is open.
If You Only Have an Hour
Park on a side street off Biscayne and start at UmaLu Vintage (7648 Biscayne Blvd), open daily noon to 7pm. Head south to Fly Boutique (7235 Biscayne Blvd), then stop at MiMo Garden Center (7238 Biscayne Blvd) for succulents and planters. If it's close to dinner, finish at Phuc Yea (7100 Biscayne Blvd).
Where to Eat
Phuc Yea (7100 Biscayne Blvd) is the strip's Bib Gourmand, with shareable Vietnamese-fusion plates in a red-lantern room. Boia De (5205 NE 2nd Ave) holds a MICHELIN star for inventive Italian in a tiny strip-mall dining room, and its sibling Walrus Rodeo cooks over wood a few doors away. El Turco (184 NE 50th Terr) does Turkish breakfast at outdoor tables under oak trees, and Double Luck (1085 NE 79th St) is a Bib Gourmand for Chinese-American dishes.
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In MiMo 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 →- Phuc YeaBib GourmandVietnamese · Bold, shareable Vietnamese-fusion plates and a DJ-driven, red-lantern room on the MiMo strip.$$
- Boia De★ Michelin starContemporary, Italian · A tiny strip-mall dining room behind a pink neon exclamation point, serving inventive Italian plates and house pastas.$$$
- Walrus RodeoMichelin pickAmerican, Italian · Boia De's casual sibling, cooking everything over wood with a vegetable-forward bent.$$$
- El TurcoBib GourmandTurkish, Mediterranean · A tiled kiosk with outdoor tables under oak trees, best for Turkish breakfast spreads, borek and manti.$$
- Double LuckBib GourmandChinese · a former pop-up turned moody, lantern-lit room for Chinese-American dishes like crispy duck salad and sweet-and-sour pork belly.$$
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingFree and metered street parking is usually available on the side streets off Biscayne Blvd; Miami Ironside has its own on-site lot. Little River stops are a short drive west.
Free and metered spots are usually open on the side streets off Biscayne, and Miami Ironside has its own lot.
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