El Doral is currently one of the most buoyant cities in Miami. The location of the city is exceptional; Just one mile from Miami International Airport and the important access roads that surround it, Doral has recently become one of the most important areas of Miami and South Florida.
In 2000 the census showed that the population was 20,438. As of 2008, there were 39,011 people, more than 67% of whom were Latino. The 2010 census showed that there were 45,704 people residing in Doral. Of the total population, more than 79% were Hispanic and more than 20% of these Hispanics were of Venezuelan origin, followed by those of Colombian origin who totaled more than 14%.
It is an ideal place to raise children and live as a family.
Doral is an enclave of tranquility in which small businesses, the headquarters of large corporations and residential neighborhoods coexist. In 2014, Forbes magazine chose this suburban city as the second best to live in the United States. Other rankings, such as Businessweek, highlight it for its potential to start a business.
With a population close to 60 thousand inhabitants, Doral is ideal for those investors who are thinking of moving with their family. It offers multiple parks such as Doral Central Park and is located near the Everglades, an ideal ecological enclave for recreation and recreation.
Pre construction in Doral
Doral where all cultures meet
Renowned for having one of the largest golf resorts in the world, today’s Doral is a multifaceted residential neighborhood with many cultural activities and international food. Many corporations, media and various commercial enterprises have been established helping the commercial flourishing of the area. The Doral Décor District (DDD) is a mecca for designers, artists, architects, boutique shops, galleries and restaurants.
The city flexes its cultural muscles at the Museum of the Americas (MoA), which is dedicated to promoting established and emerging contemporary artists from around the world.
It is very easy to get around in Doral as it has a free trolley service that has as destination the main attractions of the area such as restaurants, hotels and shops. And because it is located west of Miami International Airport and because of its proximity to large shopping centers, it has become the ideal destination for shopping.
What to do in Doral?
El Doral is home to the Miami International Mall, which has five of the largest department stores, more than 140 specialty stores and 22 restaurants. A little further west, the Dolphin Mall is home to more than 240 shops and more than 30 dining and entertainment options.
With more than 200 restaurants and cafes representative of the gastronomy of Venezuela, Colombia and Argentina, Doral is also the mecca of food lovers.
All the cultures of Miami meet in Doral. From authentic Mexican food, to the well-known Cuban, through the Venezuelan hamburger shop and lively restaurants that offer the best of Colombian food comfort food style. All cultures on one menu.
If you enjoy golf, here you will find the Trump National Doral Golf Club, which has magnificent courses. 4400 NW 87th Ave., (305) 592-2000.
Where to buy?
Dolphin Mall is probably the best mall in that area. 11401 NW 12th St.
Downtown Doral has become fashionable and is growing a lot. There you will find off-the-beaten-path stores such as Ballet Boutique Co, Skyros Sports, Cattiva Boutique, and The Store. 53rd Street between 85th and 87th Ave.
Miami International Mall and its surroundings offer a wide range of shops for shopping. 1455 NW 107th Ave.
Where to eat?
In Doral there is something for everyone, from authentic Mexican food, to the well-known Cuban one, to Venezuelan hamburger places and lively restaurants that offer the best of Colombian food comfort food style. All cultures on one menu.
BREAKFAST
Armillary Grill – At Doral’s Intercontinental, you have an excellent buffet lunch, but breakfasts are the biggest attraction. 2505 NW 87th Ave., (305) 468-1400.
Macondo Coffee Roasters: has coffee, tea, breakfast and brunch. You can also order to go. 2494 NW 89th Pl., (305) 594-3808.
LUNCH
Amaize Amazing Arepas: serves Venezuelan snacks that deserve to be tried. They are exotic and delicious. 3887 NW 107th Ave., (786) 542-1559.
B-Fit For Life: fitness gym that also has a selection of perfect foods to control caloric intake and maintain good nutrition .2186 NW 87th Ave., (305) 594-0949.
Bulla Gastrobar: Spanish style tapas with new gastronomic twists. 5335 NW 87th Ave., #C102, (305) 260-6543.
Central Park Food Station: the perfect place to eat healthy and without any guilt. 2721 NW 79th Ave., (305) 463-8512.
Green Apple Juice Lounge: more than a juice place because you can create your own salads and wraps, plus it has vegan pizzas and empanadas. 9831 NW 58th Street #136, (786) 703-9252.
Green Plate Asian Bistro: bento and sushi boxes plus a seafood buffet on weekends. 9901 NW 41st St., (305) 513-8518.
La Coriana: homemade Venezuelan food at reasonable prices. 3655 NW 107th Ave., (305) 592-6191.
Los Parrilleros: excellent selection of pasta and meats. 10775 NW 41st St., (305) 597-0019.
DINNER
BLT Prime: Located inside Trump National Doral, it’s the classic American Steakhouse. 4400 NW 87th Ave., (305) 591-6606.
Dragonfly Izakaya & Fish Market: Asian cuisine with delicious and trendy dishes. 5241 NW 87th Ave., (305) 222-7447.
Il Forno Ristorante: serves the classic dishes of Italian food. 9350 NW 25th St., (305) 599-4178.
Layali: Mediterranean and Middle Eastern type food. 11402 NW 41st St., (305) 403-0188.
Ohana Sushi: Asian-style fusion food. 3887 NW 107th Ave., Ste 103, (786) 391-1062.
Olivos: Best known for its Argentine dishes and powerful lunches has a wide selection of wines. 10455 NW 41st St., (305) 718-9968.
Pizco y Nasca Ceviche Gastrobar: it is the ideal place for foodies in Miami and rightly so. 8551 NW 53rd St., A101, (786) 805-4344.
Stellino’s: the brainchild of veteran restaurateur Sal Stellino, seeks to redefine Italian food. 8550 NW 53rd St., #B101, (305) 912-3200.
Tre Pazzi Ristorante – A casual spot serving Lebanese, Italian, Mediterranean, Greek and Middle Eastern foods. 2600 NW 87th Ave., #26., (305) 477-6868.
ENTERTAINMENT
Blue Matisse & Nau Lounge: good food and drinks, great place to have a good time. 2505 NW 87th Ave., (305) 468-1392.
Biscayne Bay Brewing Co: Wide selection of beers. 8000 NW 25th St., (305) 381-5718.
Doral Billiards & Sports Club: For those who enjoy games. 7800 NW 25th St., (305) 592-8486.
La Covacha: Latin nightclub as well as restaurant. 10730 NW 25th St., (305) 594-3717.
Versace Gelateria: at the Miami International Mall and worth a visit.1455 NW 107th Av Suite 13.
CHURCHES AND TEMPLES
Catholic Churches
- Our Lady of Guadalupe 11402 NW 41st St Ste 221 Doral, FL 33178 / (305) 593-6123
- Comunidad Siervos De Cristo Vivo 3100 NW 77th Ct Doral, FL 33122 / (305) 599-1343
- Our Lady Of Guadalupe Church 11691 NW 25th St Doral, FL 33172/ (305) 593-6123
Christian Churches
- Iglesia Doral Jesus Worship Center Address: 9000 NW 15th St, Doral, FL 33172/ (305) 594-9160
- Verbo Christian Church of Miami 7330 NW 8th St, Miami, FL 33126/ (305) 261-5505
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