Good morning, Miami.

Honey Veil, a popular Miami matcha shop, will open two new locations in Sunset Harbour and Aventura.

The company said the Sunset Harbour spot may include a pantry concept while the Aventura Mall location will be its first permanent storefront, with opening dates (TBA).

Ukiyo, a new Japanese restaurant offering conveyor belt sushi and live shows, will open mid-October at 818 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach.

The 7,500 sqft space (formerly ORO) adds dining theatrics through tableside cooking and roaming food carts.

Miami’s first rum-aging distillery, The Little River Distillery, offers guided tours of its working bottling line and hidden speakeasy (open Monday through Saturday, noon to 7 p.m.) on NW 71st Street.

Bioluminal is an interactive art exhibit at MAD Arts in Dania Beach that features vivid underwater light and unique ocean creatures; it runs through Nov.

8.

Jeff Bezos attended Miami-Dade courthouse for jury duty on Monday.

The 62-year-old resident from Indian Creek Island (Billionaire Bunker) kept a low profile while leaving the building.

Miami Beach commissioners approved a discreet marketing agreement with Rockstar Games’ firm to promote Grand Theft Auto VI on beach concessions ahead of the game’s Nov.

19 release. The deal, worth up to $4 million (passed by a vote of 4 to 3), may spark controversy among officials.

Miami Spice restaurant months now run through October 31 after 405 restaurants participated, and a new list of October participants will be posted on the official website beginning Oct.

1 (menu prices remain unchanged).

Developers Housing Trust Group and Elite Equity Development completed the $115M Naranja Grand on Monday morning in south Miami-Dade, offering 320 affordable apartments for families and seniors with rents as low as $425 amid shortage of rental homes.

Mayor Daniella Levine-Cava and Commissioner Kionne L. McGhee attended the ceremony.