Coconut Grove: Your Guide to Miami's Hidden Gem in 5 Minutes

[@patpet1997]

Loveee the grove but the traffic on main highway in the mornings ouff😅

[@wildermasonful]

Great video! Very helpful

[@saolano86]

David, love your content. Can you do a video or share info on your website about Miami Shores? Great neighborhood walk ability. Would be great to know your thoughts!

[@SusanSondag]

Excellent 5 minutes!

[@KeenosQuest]

Solid video!

[@AnnPerkins-f5b]

Carrollton is an amazing school but only for girls, something just a few want. Ransom used to be good, but now that most students get there mainly if you father or a company put money to guarantee their employees’ kids a spot, the school lost reputation. Also these just reflects why during the last years students got accepted in medium level institutions. Bests schools out there are: American Heritage in Plantation. Palmer Trinity (near Pinecrest).

[@spinecat]

I lived in the Grove back in the early 80s, a historic little place (now swept away and replaced by ungodly ugly residential architecture) on Biscayne Bay . The ROT brought by the über wealthy was just underway back then. Previous to that it was a quiet little place with small shops and pleasant little restaurants, art fairs, street music, and the like; artists, writers and other bohemians in general lived there. The people were REAL, NOT the monsters of capital and inequality that the likes of YOU cater to, Mr. Siddons. Miami is a cesspool, and Coconut Grove has apparently become its capital. It'll be ironic justice when much of it is underwater.

[@jameswalker366]

The only constant, is change.

[@jordanschwartz6871]

David, where are the scratchy areas that you mentioned?

[@ezra420420]

Lol scratchy I like that term

[@autumnmeadows4079]

as a native, i apologize for the way the grove has changed into this capitalistic society.

[@charles8466]

This guy is scammy