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River Yacht Club Will Bring Seafood and Mega Boats to the Miami River This February

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Waterfront dining, yachts and plenty of seafood will all be on hand when River Yacht Club opens up at 401 SW 3rd Avenue on February 17. The culinary and mega "lifestyle venture" by the Dupoux Partners and The Chetrit Group plans to house an outdoor garden, a membership boat marina and a large restaurant with the same name.

Heading up the culinary component is executive chef Michael Lewis who has done stints at multiple Zuma locations and Jean Georges restaurants throughout the world. His menu will lean heavily on the "fruits of the sea" with side dishes that have a Mediterranean twist. The space will also feature an rooftop lounge, sponsored by uber swanky VanDutch Yachts, naturally, that promises to have plenty of cocktails and sunset views. The restaurant will be open for lunch and dinner Wednesday to Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Reservations are available for members only, but walk-ins are welcome. For more information call 305-200-5716.

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River Yacht Club — restaurant and boat marina — to open soon

River Yacht Club, a restaurant and boat marina venture in the Miami River district, is set to open Feb. 17, as the neighborhood transforms with new developments.

Owned and developed by the Chetrit Group and Dupoux Partners, River Yacht Club, at 401 Southwest 3rd Avenue will feature an indoor-outdoor restaurant , with a garden that will accommodate up to 250 people, along with 100-seat indoor dining. It is not far from the site where the New York-based Chetrit Group plans a nearly $1 billion mixed-use project.

An entity tied to Chetrit purchased River Yacht Club’s 39,495-square foot site in June 2014. CG Miami River LLC, whose manager is Meyer Chetrit, paid $11.5 million for the property, which includes a 10,871-square-foot building built in 1940, Miami-Dade property records show.

Rendering of exterior of River Yacht Club

The focal point of River Yacht Club will be its restaurant, headed by Executive Chef Michael Lewis, who has been the executive chef at Zuma for the past seven years and was previously chef de cuisine at Jean Georges restaurants in Miami, New York and Dubai, according to a release.

Nearby, the Island Garden Marina will have 1,000 feet of linear capacity against the seawall and another 700 feet in the water to accommodate an average of 15 40-50 foot yachts, with special accommodations for up to 150-foot yachts.

River Yacht Club plans to offer membership packages with unlimited docking privileges and discounts and reciprocities with other yacht clubs around the world, according to the release. Dupoux Design spearheaded the architecture and interior design, with landscape design by landscape architect Raymond Jungles. 

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Dupoux Partners and Dupoux Design are led by Stephane Dupoux, who is also a partner and designer of the Vagabond Group, which developed the Vagabond Hotel and restaurant, according to his LinkedIn page.

River Yacht Club said it is also partnering with VanDutch Yachts for the brand’s first VanDutch Lounge, located on the rooftop terrace.

During the past year, the Miami River  has attracted an influx of new projects, including  new restaurants , retail, offices and residential developments, in addition to River Yacht Club.

Among them, Chetrit Group and local developer Ari Pearl are planning to build a mixed-used project  that includes four towers, a hotel, shops, restaurants, and a public river walk with boat slips. In October, t he Miami City Commission a pproved a development agreement and rezoning of the project’s 10-acre site, located  between Southwest Second Avenue and Southwest Third Avenue, the Miami River and Southwest Seventh Street.

And not far away, Shahab Karmely’s Kar Properties is planning One River Point, a 60-story condominium with a sky club, to be  built on a park on the Miami River at 24 Southwest Fourth Street.

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Seafood sundowner taking the city by storm.

Pushing Miami River to the forefront of the city’s culinary offerings, the recently opened River Yacht Club – besides being a marina and club lounge, as the name suggests – is home to a wildly successful eatery that has garnered much acclaim since the Club’s February debut. Nurturing a creative gastronomy enabled through seasonal menus and put into practice by a rotating roster of chefs-in-residence – the first of which is Christopher Rendell of The Surf Lodge in Montauk, and Flinders Lane in New York – River Yacht Club’s card places a spring menu of light, seafood-driven dishes alongside staple “simply grilled” perennial fishes, meats a and raw bar. A leafy garden party ambience directly on the waterfront makes it a must visit in this historic area.

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1 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL One of South Beach’s landmark nightclubs, Nikki Beach Club provides private beachfront access at the southernmost part of Ocean Drive. With full bar and dining service both indoors and alfresco, the club is an ideal spot to spend a lazy weekend afternoon surrounded by some dazzling beach bodies. Sundays from 11am – 4pm, a full buffet brunch service includes rotisserie and carving stations, freshly-crafted sushi and decadent desserts. Guests enjoying brunch can order champagne mimosas and gourmet bloody marys for just $7. Check the club website to reserve a cabana, beach bed or lounger to host your own surfside soiree!

1 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL With a few prized outdoor tables set along the Government Cut waterway, Smith & Wollensky is a popular steakhouse with a waterfront bar offering stellar views of massive cruise ships slowly steaming out to sea. Folks in the know gather around 4pm to toast the afternoon with a round of drinks and a cool ocean breeze. Enjoy classic cocktails, a well-curated wine list and tasty bar bites in good company seven days a week.

401 SW Third Avenue, Miami, FL Check out Miami’s newest alfresco drinks spot, River Yacht Club located on the busy Miami River waterway. Enjoy food, drinks, music and fun as the sun sets and the city’s top DJs spin for a well-dressed crowd. If you’ve got the income for a Van Dutch yacht, you can make your entrance via the dock area with all eyes on your pricey boat. Otherwise, be content to relax under a tropical gazebo sipping cool drinks and sizing up the crowd.

3201 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne, FL Popular with tourists and a fun spot to take out of town guests, the Rusty Pelican is one of Miami’s landmark lounges located on Key Biscayne and offering dramatic views of the Downtown Miami skyline. Stop in at sunset to enjoy the best of the bar area, serving drinks until 11pm weeknights and 1am on weekends. Perfect for a pre-dinner toast or a romantic nightcap, the Pelican Bar also offers happy hour discounts weeknights from 4-7pm.

40 Island Avenue, Miami Beach, FL Discover Executive Chef Mark Zeitouni’s creative Mediterranean menu at Lido Bayside Grill at the Standard Hotel & Spa where a healthy and wholesome lifestyle is encouraged year round. With service starting at 7am and winding down around midnight, the lounge enjoys a loyal local following during sundown happy hour when beer is $3, wine, frose and well drinks are $7 and the list of tasty bar bites includes nachos, wings, oysters and empanadas.

500 Brickell Key Drive, Miami, FL Sample a unique variety of Asian-inspired bar bites at this chic hotel lounge just steps away from the Brickell Financial District. Expect plenty of well-dressed professionals making connections toward sunset at MO Bar & Lounge at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel when the weeknight happy hour menu includes $8 cocktails and $5 snacks like Tostone Sliders, Crispy Calamari and Spicy Sushi style cones of tuna or salmon. The bar features live entertainment with a Latin flair Friday and Saturday nights.

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River Yacht Club Hosts Special Memorial Day Weekend Edition Of Its Wildly Popular 'Rock My Boat' Brunch Party - May 28 And 29

Escape the madness of South Beach this Memorial Day Weekend at the oasis on the Miami River that is River Yacht Club (RYC). Not typically open on Mondays, it will celebrate the arrival of summer in style with a two-day, backyard-style barbeque.

The larger than life “Rock My Boat” Sunday brunch party will be packed with entertainment and amazing food and drink specials. In addition to their seafood-centric a la carte and brunch menus, a grilling station will be positioned outside, serving up delicious items such as fresh Maine lobster, Korean-style BBQ short ribs, Florida Yellowtail snapper, ginger barbeque half chicken and colossal tiger shrimp. For this weekend only, a variety of tacos including beef, chicken and octopus will be available at a taco stand.

What better way to welcome summer than a bottle of Moet Chandon special for just $80? Guests can expect drink specials all weekend long including the Iron Man, with Don Julio, organic lemonade, cucumber and charred rosemary; and the ‘Merica, with Ketel One, watermelon pulp, pressed lime and Thai basil. An adult lemonade and ‘make your own crab apple’ stand is sure to be a favorite among guests.

The epic backyard event will feature entertainment provided by DJ Jessica Who on Sunday and DJ Aloona and Yez on Monday, along with stilt walkers and surprise guests.

To commemorate Memorial Day, RYC will donate 10% of food and beverage sales to the Wounded Warriors Project, a nonprofit organization who honor and empower wounded warriors by providing free programs, support, and services to injured veterans, their families, and caregivers.

Brunch hours for Sunday, May 28 and Monday, May 29 are noon – 10PM. For reservation please call (305) 200-5716 or visit riveryachtclub.com .

About River Yacht Club

Open since March 2016, River Yacht Club (RYC) is a unique and visionary waterfront venture in the heart of the burgeoning historic Miami River District featuring two fine dining restaurants, a stunning outdoor garden and lounge, and marina. A lifestyle destination that combines gastronomy, entertainment, art, and maritime activities into one special retreat for all urbanites, River Yacht Club serves lunch Tuesday – Saturday; dinner Tuesday – Sunday, and Sunday brunch; Dashi serves dinner only Tuesday – Saturday. RYC is located at 401 SW Third Avenue on the Miami River. riveryachtclub.com ; dashirestaurant.com . For reservations, call (305) 200-5716.

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As one of the Miami River's most polished residents, the River Yacht Club also doubles as a restaurant and playground for international boaters to relax, grab a bite and get a little boozy. Annual memberships range from hundreds to thousands of dollars, providing access to docking services and special lounges—but you don't need a watercraft to drink and dine. Order one of their magnums of rosé, settle into a plush couch and watch the parade of megayachts. 

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Welcome aboard to River Run Yacht Club, the premier marina in Miami, Florida! Nestled in the heart of the vibrant city, our yacht club offers an unparalleled experience for yachting enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or a first-time boater, we have everything you need to embark on unforgettable adventures on the open waters.

At River Run Yacht Club, we pride ourselves on providing top-notch facilities, exceptional services, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring your time with us is nothing short of extraordinary. So, grab your captain's hat, put on your sunscreen, and get ready to set sail on the journey of a lifetime!

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When it comes to marinas, River Run Yacht Club stands head and shoulders above the rest. Our state-of-the-art facilities are designed more... to cater to all your boating needs. With over 200 slips, we can accommodate yachts of various sizes, from sleek speedboats to luxurious mega yachts.

Each slip is equipped with modern amenities, including water and electric hookups, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. Our fuel dock offers high-quality fuel at competitive prices, so you can refuel and get back on the water without any hassle. Additionally, our on-site ship store is stocked with all the essentials you may need, from boating supplies to snacks and beverages.

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At River Run Yacht Club, we go above and beyond to provide unparalleled services to our members. Our experienced dock staff is available around the clock to assist you with docking, fueling, and any other boating needs you may have. Whether you need help with maintenance or require recommendations for nearby attractions, our friendly team is always ready to lend a hand.

For those seeking a hassle-free experience, we offer concierge services to take care of all the details. From arranging provisions for your journey to coordinating repairs and maintenance, our concierge team will ensure your time at River Run Yacht Club is spent enjoying the open waters, while we take care of the rest.

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When you choose River Run Yacht Club, you're not just selecting a marina – you're opening the door to endless recreational opportunities. Miami is renowned for its stunning coastline, and our yacht club provides the perfect gateway to explore its beauty. Whether you're into fishing, snorkeling, or simply cruising along the crystal-clear waters, there's something for everyone.

For the fishing enthusiasts, the abundant marine life in the surrounding waters offers an excellent opportunity to reel in the big catch. From sailfish to mahi-mahi, you'll find a variety of species that will make any angler's heart skip a beat. And if you prefer underwater adventures, the vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine ecosystems are a snorkeler's paradise.

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After a day of exhilarating adventures, satisfy your appetite at our waterfront restaurant, The Captain's Table. With its panoramic views of the marina and delectable menu featuring fresh seafood and mouthwatering steaks, it's the perfect place to unwind and indulge in culinary delights.

From casual lunches to romantic dinners, The Captain's Table offers a dining experience like no other. Enjoy a refreshing cocktail as you watch the sunset paint the sky in vibrant hues, and let our attentive staff take care of your every need. With its relaxed ambiance and delectable cuisine, The Captain's Table is sure to become your go-to spot for memorable dining experiences.

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At River Run Yacht Club, we believe that boating is not just a hobby – it's a way of life. Our vibrant community of boating enthusiasts comes together regularly to celebrate their shared passion. From themed parties to regattas, there's always something exciting happening at our marina.

Our social events provide the perfect opportunity to meet fellow boaters, exchange stories, and forge lifelong friendships. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a novice, you'll find a warm and welcoming community at River Run Yacht Club that will make you feel right at home.

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While River Run Yacht Club offers a world of excitement within its marina, the wonders of Miami await just beyond its shores. Take a break from the water and explore the vibrant city that never sleeps. From the iconic Art Deco architecture of South Beach to the thriving nightlife of downtown Miami, there's something for everyone.

Indulge in some retail therapy at the upscale boutiques of Bal Harbour, or immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Little Havana. For art enthusiasts, the Wynwood Walls showcase stunning street art from renowned artists around the world. And let's not forget the famous Miami cuisine – from Cuban sandwiches to fresh ceviche, your taste buds are in for a treat!

Membership Benefits

Becoming a member of River Run Yacht Club comes with a plethora of exclusive benefits. As a member, you'll have access to our private clubhouse, complete with luxurious amenities such as a fitness center, swimming pool, and spa. Unwind with a relaxing massage after a day on the water, or stay active with a workout overlooking the marina.

In addition, members enjoy priority access to our social events, as well as discounts on boat rentals, charters, and services. Our membership packages are designed to cater to your individual needs, whether you're a full-time resident or a seasonal visitor. Join our prestigious club and elevate your yachting experience to new heights!

Plan Your Visit to River Run Yacht Club

Ready to embark on an unforgettable yachting experience at River Run Yacht Club? Planning your visit is as easy as a gentle breeze. Simply contact our friendly team, and we'll assist you in making all the necessary arrangements. Whether you're looking for a short-term stay or considering long-term dockage, we have flexible options to suit your needs.

So, pack your bags, gather your crew, and set sail for the adventure of a lifetime. River Run Yacht Club is waiting to welcome you with open arms and open waters. Discover the magic of Miami from the comfort of your own yacht, and create memories that will last a lifetime. We can't wait to have you on board!

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The Polish American Club is pushing forward a mixed-use development near the Dolphin Expressway with a vote by the Miami City Commission next week as the next step and a search for a developer to follow.

The club proposed a mixed-used development on its land at 1250 NW 22nd Ave. (Pulaski Avenue) on the South Fork of the Miami River, Miami Today previously reported.

“We are on the right track to continue,” said Jacek Schindler, a club director and vice president. “We have the last reading at the [Miami] City Commission coming up March 14… that actually will close the zoning change process. At the same time, we are ready to hire the developer and we have … accumulated a list of 10 very prominent development groups in Miami that are very interested in taking a look at a request for proposal for that development, which the committee of the Polish club being called Executive Building Committee would take care of interviews with those developers.”

“The zoning change process” on March 14 would classify the building for T6-8 zoning, which would allow the building to be up to eight stories.

Parents at one time brought children “dressed in national Polish costumes” to the Polish American Club, said Mr. Schindler. On weekends a kitchen served Polish food.

“It was existing as a big benefit to the Polish group in Miami,” he said. “They had a place to meet, they had a place to play cards, they had a place to perform and sing Polish songs and celebrate different holidays. It continued until 10 years ago, when the club sort of declined rapidly because the management didn’t take the proper care of the club and decided that the club should be sold.”

Lady Blanka Rosentiel, current club president and a well-known Polish leader in Miami, said Mr. Schindler, “decided to save it and redevelop the mixed use of the Polish center which the name was adopted: Polonia Center. That actually happened in 2017, when she contacted me.”

Mr. Schindler was asked if he would be interested in providing a vision of the future Polonia Center “so that Polish people – which actually lost the contact with the Polish club – would again regain” a link and replace the club “with something new, something which didn’t exist anywhere in the world, like a Polish Center mix use,” said Mr. Schindler.

The original sketch was done in 2017, said Mr. Schindler, but drawings presented to the Miami River Commission were developed in 2019.

“It was first presented to the Miami River Commission because when we went to the City of Miami planning department they said that all the projects [must] start being presented first to the Miami River Commission,” said Mr. Schindler, “and then they will be submitted to the City of Miami Planning and Zoning Department.”

In 2022, the plan was presented to the Miami River Commission again, said Mr. Schindler, “and actually we got almost 100% vote that they liked our development and we went through a zoning sort of presentation with the City of Miami and the zoning board approved our development with seven to two votes favorably to our case, and that required the follow-up of two readings by the City Commission…. We also met with the homeowners’ association [for the area], which also expressed that they liked the project and they are very familiar with the past history of the Polish club.”

On first reading at the city commission Feb. 8, he said, “All commissioners supported the project.”

If the zoning change passes on second reading, the following step is a selection process for developers, said Mr. Schindler. “Those developers will receive a request for proposal that they will have to respond to the Executive Building Committee.”

The executive building committee consists of two architects, two people with development experience and one with extensive real estate experience in Miami, said Mr. Schindler. “[They are a] great group of individuals … they have sort of like an independent organization, and they are not members of the board of directors [of the Polish American Club], because eventually, the board of directors has to approve the list that they would present after examining the capabilities of each developer who is interested to participate in the project.”

The first three floors of the project would be commercial, said Mr. Schindler. The Polish Club would be on the ground floor. A Polish grocery store or Polish-oriented establishment is envisioned on the ground floor as well.

The “majority of the space would have the height of two floors, and then there will be some kind of mezzanine over areas where we don’t need to have two stories height interior space,” he said.

In the lower element “basically we have three different levels, but actually we have two full floors and one mezzanine floor. Above that we have six floors of residential with a big terrace.”

“This undertaking, which we took in 2017, is nicely and progressing,” said Mr. Schindler. “The events we will plan at the Polish club would not only bring the Polish community but we would like other organizations or other communities to participate with…. We will have probably opportunity for some concerts which the entire city of course is invited to participate … a lot of positive things.”

2 Responses to Polish American Club plans Miami River tower

Jacek Schindler Reply

March 6, 2024 at 11:28 am

Instead of the revised rendering done in 2021, presenting the T6-8 zoning designation of proposed development, the previously published rendering of the larger version, done in 2018 and not finally approved, has been included in this article. It may raise a question for presenting a version not corresponding to the new, approved zoning designation.

Adam J. Tiktin Reply

March 7, 2024 at 2:21 pm

Agree with Jacek’s comment above. This T6-8 approval allows for up to 8 stories, but the rendering in the article shows a 16 story building. I’d be interested to see the revised renderings/plans.

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