(Photo/Swire)
NAOE is located in the center of Miami, off to the side, on an island, Brickell Key. Brickell Key was first created as an off-shore property in 1896, composed of two small islands by the Father of Miami, Henry Flagler. In 1943, Edward N. Claughton Sr. combined them into a single 44-acre island. Since the late 1970's, Swire developed Brickell Key into a sustainable green community with The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, ASIA and more encompassing the Village Green, including a perimiter walking path with unique views of Miami. NAOE is located in the middle of town at the Courvoisier Centre. * Advanced reservations are required. |
Drivers may conveniently drop off and pickup guests at 651 and 691 Brickell Key Drive.
Guests must park in the Courvoisier Centre parking garage:
601 647 701
SOUTH ENTRANCE - MAIN ENTRANCE - NORTH ENTRANCE
NAOE validates garage parking for the first three (3) hours.
via Miami-Opa Locka Airport (15.1 miles):
"NAOE, located on Brickell Key, is among the most exclusive restaurants in America,
with diners flying in from around the world"
"Chef Cory is a world-renowned sushi chef"
via Miami International Airport (8.0 miles):
"the best mini-restaurants in the world"
"Ultra-Exclusive Haute Sushi Bar"
via Nearby attractions:
Brickell Key perimeter walk (on site)
Brickell City Centre (0.7 mile)
Bayfront Park (1.1 miles)
Kaseya Center (1.5 miles)
Pérez Art Museum Miami (1.9 miles)
Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (1.9 miles)
Adrienne Arsht Center (2.1 miles)
Key Biscayne via Rickenbacker Cswy
(2.1 miles)
Vizcaya (2.4 miles)
Port of Miami (2.8 miles)
LoanDepot Park fka Marlins Park (3.2 miles)
Wynwood (3.4 miles)
Design District (3.9 miles)
New World Symphony & Lincoln Road (5.8 miles)
Ocean Drive & Lummus Park (5.9 miles)
Fisher Island (5.9 miles)
via Miami Hotels:
"Forbes Travel Guide has awarded the restaurant (Naoe) five stars, the top score, every year since 2013"
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