I visited Gekko, the Miami restaurant co-owned by the singer, located in the heart of Brickell.
Bad Bunny has been impossible to miss -- and this week, he'll be even harder to ignore.
The Puerto Rican rapper made history at the 2026 Grammys after winning the album of the year award for "Debí Tirar Más Fotos," the first Spanish-language album to win the award in the show's history.
On Sunday, he will perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, bringing his music to new ears.
During the artist's meteoric 10-year rise from grocery bagger to global superstar, Bad Bunny has changed the landscape of Latin music and expanded his reach through various business ventures, including collaborations with major brands like Adidas and a high-end restaurant in the heart of Miami.
Gekko, a Japanese-inspired steakhouse created by the rapper and Miami nightclub mogul David Grutman, has become a celebrity hot spot in a city attracting billionaires.
During a recent trip to Miami, I visited the restaurant to see whether dining there lived up to the hype.
While I didn't run into a Kardashian, and my normal-person budget kept me from fully experiencing the establishment's luxury, it gave me a glimpse at what it's like to dine in a high-end, high-profile spot.