Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Miriam Sapiro was in town from Washington to tour PortMiami, highlight the new U.S.-Colombian trade promotion agreement and celebrate Colombian Independence Day.
In between meetings, she had to eat. She and her entourage, including representatives from the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, the port and Miami-Dade County Commissioner Jose “Pepe” Diaz, headed to City Hall, the Miami restaurant that has gained a fast following among politicos, real estate brokers, judges and lawyers since opening last year.
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