Bridal & Design · Coral Way
Miracle Mile
Coral Way, Douglas to LeJeune.
Coral Gables' main street runs four blocks along Coral Way from Douglas Road to LeJeune Road, rebranded Miracle Mile in the 1950s and rebuilt with a $21 million streetscape in 2016. It's Miami's bridal row, with design showrooms and a family jeweler that has been on the Mile since the mid-1950s; Giralda Plaza, a pedestrian dining street, is one block north.
Bridal · Jewelry · Kitchen Design · Furniture · Galleries · Books
- In our directory
- 17 shopseach one verified
- Where
- Coral WayBridal & Design
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–6pm
- Getting here
- Coral Gables TrolleyFree trolley along Ponce de Leon Blvd from Douglas Road Metrorail
The directory
17 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Jewelry1 place
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Coral Gables' longest continually operating retailer: family-run fine jewelry since the 1950s, known for diamond studs, tennis bracelets and Swiss watches.
Bridal3 places
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Appointment-only bridal salon with hand-selected designer gowns, bridesmaid dresses and size-inclusive samples.
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Wedding dress boutique carrying several designers, with accessories and alterations.
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Full-service bridal salon dedicated to helping brides find a wedding dress, open Monday through Saturday with hours running to 7pm on Thursdays.
Furniture3 places
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Barcelona design house's showroom for contemporary outdoor furniture.
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5,000 sq ft flagship for indoor/outdoor furnishings and performance textiles, at the base of Giralda Place.
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Outdoor furniture showroom for patio sets, loungers and umbrellas.
Home3 places
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Home store with gifts, dishware and furniture at both affordable and high-end price points.
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Rug gallery with hand-knotted Oriental and contemporary carpets.
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Design studio and home shop selling furniture, barware, dinnerware, candles, decorative objects and coffee table books, grouped into themed collections.
Design3 places
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Italian kitchen, closet and furnishings showroom for custom renovations.
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Showroom for the Italian cabinetry maker's modular kitchens.
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4,000 sq ft showroom opened in fall 2024 with outdoor kitchens, stainless steel indoor kitchens in Italian designs, and the latest appliances and smart tech.
Books1 place
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The flagship of Miami's beloved independent bookstore, with antiquarian and children's rooms, a café and author readings.
Galleries2 places
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Gallery for the Colombian sculptor and painter, listed on the city's gallery roster.
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Fine art gallery a block off the Mile, part of Gables Gallery Night on first Fridays.
Entertainment1 place
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Regional theater in the 1948 Miracle Theatre staging musicals, dramas and children's shows.
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Insider guide
Shopping Miracle Mile.
The story
Miracle Mile is Coral Gables' main street: four blocks of Coral Way between Douglas Road and LeJeune Road, named in the 1950s and rebuilt with a $21 million streetscape in 2016. It moves slower than the rest of Miami, with appointment-only salons and showrooms where you sit down to talk through a project.
Think of it as two loops. The Mile itself runs east to west, from the Douglas Road end to the 300 block. One block north, Aragon Avenue has galleries, rug and patio stores and the Books & Books flagship, and the 100 block of Giralda Avenue has been Giralda Plaza, a pedestrian street of restaurants and cafés, since 2017.
What to Expect
This is Miami's bridal row. Leggenda Bridal and SAYES Miami are at the Douglas Road end, and Merlili Bridal Boutique is in the 300 block. The 100 block is mostly kitchen and furniture showrooms: MiaCucina for Italian kitchens and closets, Kettal for Barcelona-made outdoor furniture, with Arte Cucine and Veneta Cucine farther west.
Jae's Jewelers at 237 Miracle Mile is the city's longest continually operating retailer, family-run since the 1950s and known for diamond studs and Swiss watches. Violetas sells gifts, dishware and furniture across a wide price range, and JANUS et Cie has a 5,000 sq ft furnishings flagship on Giralda.
Best Time to Visit
Come Tuesday through Saturday. Jae's and SAYES are closed Sunday and Monday, the bridal salons close on Sunday, and several showrooms close Sunday too. The free Coral Gables Trolley runs Monday through Saturday only. Books & Books opens at 9am and stays open until 11pm Monday to Saturday, so it covers both ends of the day. For an evening out, H. Benitez Fine Art Gallery takes part in Gables Gallery Night on first Fridays.
If You Only Have an Hour
Park in Garage 2 at 220 Aragon Ave. Walk one block south to Jae's Jewelers (237 Miracle Mile), then a few doors west to Violetas (257). Head back up to Aragon for Books & Books (265 Aragon Ave) and finish with a coffee in its café.
Where to Eat
Giralda Plaza is the easy lunch, with outdoor seating at most places. Caffe Abbracci at 318 Aragon Ave has been the white-tablecloth Italian standby since 1989. Zitz Sum and Bachour are both Bib Gourmand picks, and Shingo, a 14-seat omakase counter at 112 Alhambra Cir, holds a MICHELIN star.
This week
On the Mile 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 →- Zitz SumBib GourmandAsian Fusion · Pablo Zitzmann's dumpling pop-up grown into a creative Asian small-plates spot in an office-building lobby.$$
- Shingo★ Michelin starJapanese, Sushi · A 14-seat omakase counter where chef Shingo Akikuni works through seasonal, mostly Japan-sourced fish.$$$$
- BachourBib GourmandContemporary, Bakery · Pastry chef Antonio Bachour's all-day bakery-café, known for jewel-like tarts plus a short savory lunch menu.$$
- Tinta y CafeBib GourmandCuban · A bookish Gables café for café con leche, croquetas and the pressed 'patria' sandwich.$
- Kojin 2.0Michelin pickContemporary, Japanese · A husband-and-wife kitchen offering Japanese-leaning tasting menus or à la carte, with dishes like foie gras toast on rye.$$$
- Caffe AbbracciItalian · Coral Gables' white-tablecloth Italian standby since 1989, a block off Miracle Mile.$$$
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Luxury
Loews Coral Gables Hotel
A polished Art Deco-meets-modernist hotel on the north edge of Coral Gables.
2950 Coconut Grove Dr · $$$
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingCity of Coral Gables municipal garages sit just off the Mile and there is metered street parking along Miracle Mile and the side streets. The free Coral Gables Trolley runs along Ponce de Leon Blvd, and the Freebee on-demand shuttle covers downtown.
- SCoral Gables TrolleyFree trolley along Ponce de Leon Blvd from Douglas Road MetrorailFree
City garages like Garage 2 (220 Aragon Ave) and Garage 4 (385 Andalusia Ave) charge $1 per 24 minutes with an $18 daily max.
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