Jorge Castillo: We rarely make a trip to South Beach without stopping at the Lincoln Road Mall.
Glenn Lindgren: No, it's not your typical mall. This one is a beautiful tree-lined street about 10 blocks long with numerous outdoor cafés, boutiques and art galleries.
Jorge Castillo: It's full of the art deco architecture that has made Miami famous.
Raúl Musibay: This used to be one of the worst areas – the city had really let the area get run down.
Glenn Lindgren: But a huge renovation has brought the Lincoln Road Mall back to it's full splendor – they called it the "Fifth Avenue of the South" back in the 1950's, and once you get there, you'll see why.
Jorge Castillo: Can't get a table on busy Collins Avenue (South Beach) on a Saturday night? Your chances are a lot better here and they have many great restaurants, more than 50.
Glenn Lindgren: Like to escape the sun for a couple of hours? Check out the 18-screen Regal Cinema, on the west end of Lincoln Road. There is a giant Banana Republic store here as well.
Glenn Lindgren: On Sundays, there is a small farmer's market with fresh vegetables, fruits, and some remarkable fresh made bread.
Jorge Castillo: A good place to pick up some flowers for that significant other.
Glenn Lindgren: The Lincoln Road Mall also features antique shows on weekends, with vendors setting up their wares along the sidewalk.
Raúl Musibay: A lot of old stuff!
Jorge Castillo: The Colony Theater and the New World Symphony also make their homes here.
Lincoln Road Mall, Miami Beach
Raúl Musibay: Our wives love the shopping, of course, but they particularly love the Frieze ice cream shop.
Glenn Lindgren: I wonder why?
Jorge Castillo: Lincoln Road Mall gets really fun after dark when you can see street performers and do some serious people watching.
Raúl Musibay: Don't be surprised to see the occasional celebrity here. It's also a great spot to be if you are one of the few males who enjoy looking at supermodels.
Glenn Lindgren: NOT that any of us fall into that category.
Jorge Castillo: Many models like to hang out here after an all-day South Beach photo shoot.
Glenn Lindgren: We also just like to sit in a café sipping a cool drink and watching the guy who plays the garbage cans.
Raúl Musibay: Very entertaining.
Jorge Castillo: If you can get into the 24-hour parking garage at 17th Street across from Miami Beach City Hall, do it. It's one of the better parking bargains in Miami Beach at just $1 per hour with an $8 maximum.
