A photo of the office and retail portion at the River Landing Shops & Residences mixed-use project along the Miami River. Courtesy rendering.
The mixed-use project considered to have jump-started the Miami River District revival just signed a homegrown and made-to-order restaurant, speaking to returning confidence in retail after the market entered shaky ground at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
River Landing Shops & Residences, which is on the north side of the river and visible from the eastbound Dolphin Expressway, signed Lime Fresh Mexican Grill to a 2,492-square-foot space. The Miami-based eatery is to open in the third quarter.
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