Heritage in Liberty City

Google maps application in my phone, checked. Camera and notepad checked. Wiliness and high expectations also checked.

Getting to Liberty City it’s not that complicated, but as soon as I took the exit I found out that I was not in My Miami anymore, and I said this because for me, Miami is a beautiful and very stylish city. I have to admit that I don’t move around that much, but it is not because I don’t want to it is because I don’t have to. I just drive where I have to go, and I always use the same routes, because I get lost very easily and I prefer to follow the same roads.

As I was saying before, Liberty City was not part of my idea of Miami, the business, the buildings, everything looked different. Something that I noticed was that almost none of the business didn’t have big signs, most of them were painted with vivid colors. The buildings which by the way, doesn’t have a creative design, are simple and boring cubes that do not provide a nice stimulation to the eye.

The main streets are very busy. I saw traffic all the time and the public transportation seemed to work pretty well. Something that I really loved was the numerous restaurants around the city, they are everywhere, and the food is super cheap, perfect for my budget. In Liberty city you can have a full meal for less than $4.00 the only thing that I recommend is having cash to pay because not all the business have credit card machines.

One of the places that I visited was Jumbo’s located at 7501 NW 7th Ave. Here you can get fried shrimp, fried chicken in all their forms or you can pick soothing else from their extensive menu.

Other places to go and find food are the BBQ restaurants, I had seen a lot but I haven’t had the chance to try them, I think that I will do it next time.