Local Deals for Miami

Located inside the AAA 4-Diamond ONE Bal Harbour Resort & Spa, Mister Collins serves American fare that boasts three OpenTable Diners' Choice awards including Great for Brunch. UrbanDaddy lauds Mister Collins for being "an oceanfront temple of comfort food," and Haute Living adds that it has "one of Miami's most luxurious and 'beach chic' dining rooms." Two can have Sunday brunch here for $55, regularly $96.

Created in Boston and recently expanded to Miami and New York -- where it won a 2013 Best Friend Date award from New York Magazine -- Paint Nite offers a "new and colorful twist on a typical night out," according to Metro Boston. For $25, regularly $45, Travelzoo subscribers can flex their creative muscles during a two-hour Paint Nite art party.

AAA 4-Diamond hotel "Seminole Hard Rock gets a bit more delicious this month" with the debut of Sirocco Mediterranean Restaurant & Lounge described  Miami.com in March. Dine on the popular exotic cuisine with dinner and drinks for two for $49, regularly $96.

This year, the iconic James Bond franchise is celebrating 50 years, and Travelzoo subscribers can witness a $15 million tribute to the brand at the Bond exhibit at Miami's Dezer Collection. See historical cinematic pieces such as the world-renowned, Sean Connery-era Aston Martin DB5, the Golden Gun, a T-55 Soviet tank from the 1995 film "GoldenEye" and a BD-5 Microjet. Gain access to all parts of the attraction with adult admission (ages 11-plus) for $17, which is nearly 60% off regular prices and even saves on promotional rates for locals.

With more than 80 locations in Brazil, Makis Place just opened its first U.S. location in Coconut Grove. Debuting in September, the restaurant has made a name for itself with its signature dish -- the temaki (hand-rolled sushi in a cone). For $30, try this unique Japanese cuisine and order $60 worth of food and drinks.

Positano Ristorante brings a piece of Italy to Doral with its culinary influences rooted in the village of Positano on the Amalfi coast. Rated 4 stars out of nearly 120 reviews on Urbanspoon and TripAdvisor, this quaint restaurant boasts an expansive waterfront terrace and guests can enjoy an alfresco dinner for two with wine for $49, regularly $97.45.

Combine "amazing views of Biscayne Bay from an unbeatable waterside location" (Zagat) with the city's Best Seafood and Best Ambiance (OpenTable Diners' Choice awards) and you have the luxurious Gibraltar restaurant at the Grove Isle Hotel & Spa. Escape to this private island resort for dinner and wine for two for $65, regularly $130.

Segafredo Brickell is the "hot spot" of the neighborhood, says BlackBook Mag, and its swanky presence has garnered attention from Ocean Drive Magazine, The Miami Herald and 944 Magazine. Bask on the expansive patio or cozy up inside with this Local Deal for a weekend brunch for two with a bottle of prosecco for $35, regularly $72.

Red South Beach Hotel is "funky boutique" says Gayot, noting its "charming French auberge, with red carpeting at the entrance and wrought-iron gates." Dine at Barok, the property's newest restaurant option and enjoy a poolside dinner for two with drinks for $59, regularly $106.50

This summer, embark on a 3.5-hour guided snorkeling adventure that includes diving around a 19th-century shipwreck and the chance to swim with loggerhead turtles, nurse sharks and southern stingrays. This half-day trip out of Deerfield Beach is $20 per person, regularly $40, and includes a mask, fins and snorkel plus light snacks and soft drinks.