Habibi Miami's Dream of Pink Cocktail Is October's Most Beautiful Drink
The Brickell restaurant's breast cancer awareness cocktail — coral, floral, and finished with an edible heart charm — is as thoughtful as it is photogenic.
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Habibi Miami's contribution to Breast Cancer Awareness Month is the Dream of Pink — a coral-hued cocktail finished with edible flowers and a small heart charm that manages to be both genuinely beautiful and genuinely meaningful. It's the kind of drink that earns its place on the menu by being more than a marketing exercise.
The cocktail is built on a floral base with citrus and a light sweetness that keeps it approachable without being cloying. The presentation — coral color, edible flowers, the heart detail — is designed to be shared, and the restaurant is donating a portion of proceeds to breast cancer support organizations throughout October.
Available through October 31. Walk-ins welcome at the bar; reservations recommended for dinner.
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The Brickell restaurant's breast cancer awareness cocktail — coral, floral, and finished with an edible heart charm — is as thoughtful as it is photogenic.
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