Brickell

Parisian bakery charm. Perfect for a morning pastry and café au lait.

Low-key noodle bar. No fuss, good drinks, solid food.

Argentine steakhouse on the Mary Brickell Village strip — premium cuts, empanadas, and sidewalk seating. A reliable group or date-night parrilla.

From London's Old Compton Cafe to Brickell since 2008. Open all day, every day. Brunch is the move.

Day-to-night energy. Stylish crowd. The kind of Brickell spot where dinner becomes a scene.

Sports pub energy with TVs everywhere. Unpretentious. The kind of Brickell bar where you actually stay for hours.

Legit Neapolitan pizza. Wood-fired, no fuss, at Mary Brickell Village.

No dress code, no turned-up noses. Centralized pool table, large rugs, throwback TV. Speakeasy sensibilities without the prices.

Dark bar energy inside, open-air courtyard under the Metromover outside. DJ or live band. Open till 5am.

Classic Brickell nightlife institution. Live bands, packed dance floor, 50% off happy hour. Open till 5am on weekends.

South Brickell's Latin American neighborhood spot. Big patio, big portions, great value.

Modern sushi lounge. Inventive rolls in a stylish space.

Island hideaway on Brickell Key. Quiet neighborhood gem with outdoor patio dining since '93.

Gourmet burgers, no pretense. Quick, satisfying, open late.

Open late. Classic American diner meets Latin flair inside Brickell City Centre.

Upscale Cuban at the Hyatt. Mojitos and modern ropa vieja with bay views.

Lively Latin lounge energy. Pisco sours and ceviche with a DJ soundtrack.

Immersive Mexican saloon. Sing-along, theatrical cocktails, late-night energy.

Chic hotel cantina. Elevated Mexican with a see-and-be-seen crowd.

300-seat communal kitchen vibe. Offspring of Casa Tua Miami Beach. Glitterati go-to meets food hall concept.

Opulent and intimate. Caviar service meets fine dining in a jewel-box setting.

Secretive and exclusive. MFG's most intimate concept — expect a wait for reservations.

South-of-France elegance on Brickell Ave. Roving musicians and a street-facing patio that demands attention.

Open-air rooftop with panoramic views. Low-key and social, not bottle-service energy.

Movies meets fine dining. Full cocktails and entrees served to your seat.

Street tacos up front, secret speakeasy in the back. Late-night Brickell staple.

Solid neighborhood gastropub. TVs, draft beers, and bar food done right.

Old Hollywood glamour meets Miami nightlife. Dress to impress — the scene is the point.

Rooftop energy with skyline views. First-date staple. Gets loud after dark.

Cozy bar at the base of a condo building. Trendy and understated. Karaoke nights unify strangers and friends.

Timeless French brasserie elegance meets Miami energy. Perched above Brickell Ave in the Four Seasons.

Not your average sceney Brickell spot. Serious cigar regulars and normal folks seeking a cigar and a classic cocktail.

Old-world Italian charm meets Brickell luxury. Inside SLS LUX Brickell. A Tuscan dining destination.

Classic power-lunch steakhouse with a serious wine program. One block from Brickell City Centre.

Named for the Japanese word for 'moonlight.' Jewel-toned, intimate. One of Brickell's hottest scenes.

Fun, interactive dining. Grill your own meats at the table with friends.

Sophisticated Northern Chinese fare with a terrace. The Sunday brunch is a see-and-be-seen affair with a resident DJ.

A transportive take on traditional Japanese cuisine. Brickell Key's newest upscale arrival.

Clean, modern sushi spot at Mary Brickell Village.

Vinyl-spinning listening lounge on the ground floor. Upstairs is refined Asian dining. A chill escape from Brickell chaos.

Three-story spectacle. Floating bird's nest seating. 300 seats of South Florida's boldest scene dining.

Quiet sidewalk cafe. Good for a morning coffee or casual lunch.

Polished steakhouse with French sophistication. Power dinner energy.

White-tablecloth French dining in the JW Marriott. Polished and refined.

Parisian cafe warmth in Brickell. The chocolate chip cookie is famous for a reason.

Italian warmth meets Brickell sophistication. Smart-casual dress code. No shorts, no flip flops.

Interiors inspired by Camagüey and Pinar del Río. A swanky Havana-inspired bar serves handpicked Cuban cocktails with a modern twist.

Dinner transitions to party. The famous Thursday Soirée is a must-attend: great music, shows, and phenomenal service.

Colorful and lively. Peruvian-Japanese fusion in a stylish, modern space.

Warm neighborhood restaurant in a sleek hotel setting.

Bright, casual Mediterranean energy. Great for brunch, families, or a reliable weeknight dinner.

Mary Brickell Village anchor. Large patio, island bar, TVs. Easy, crowd-pleasing energy.

Tiny, hushed omakase counter. Insulated from Brickell's noise. A singular experience.

Laid-back neighborhood vibe. Good for brunch, happy hour, or a casual dinner.

Consistently crave-worthy Italian. Large patio on Mary Brickell Village's main drag. Reliably good for any occasion.

A Brickell institution. Sidewalk seating, Argentine comfort food, and a loyal crowd.

Theatrical steakhouse. Come for the gold-leaf steak experience. The scene is the point.

Refined Italian fine dining. Caviar and handmade pasta in an opulent space.

Fresh, bright Mexican with a wellness twist. Popular for breakfast and lunch.

Historic fire station turned nightlife destination. Relaxed lunches and remote work by day; Brickell's favorite unwind spot by night.

Sexy cocktail den with high ceilings and a long bar. One of Brickell's best-kept secrets.

Dependable dinner option at Mary Brickell Village. Not glamorous, but consistently good for the price.

Almost too dark to read the menu. Ring-the-doorbell entry. A heartfelt ode to cocktail snobbery.

Sleek sushi bar. Popular after-work spot with strong happy hour following.

Reliable neighborhood pizza spot. Huge menu, casual atmosphere, open late.

Creative sushi in a sleek Brickell City Centre setting. Chef Mendín's signature rolls draw a devoted following.

Mini golf meets upscale dining. Three floors of fun with a rooftop terrace.

5th-floor terrace overlooking Brickell City Centre and the Miami skyline. South American fire cooking meets urban sophistication.

Low-key neighborhood bar. Good for a casual drink after work.

22 floors up with 360-degree skyline views. Sunset cocktails turn into DJ-driven nightlife.

High-energy Latin fine dining. Every night features live Latin music, bongos, and captivating fire shows.

Tropical party vibes. Weekend nightlife at Mary Brickell Village.

Mexican pop-culture party bar. Nostalgic music, heartfelt vibes, open 'til 3 AM.

Buzzy new arrival blending Asian flavors with steakhouse swagger.

Sky-high Italian dining at the top of 830 Brickell. Michelin-pedigree chefs, art-filled interiors.

Designed by Martin Brudnizki. Art by Damien Hirst and Frank Gehry. Mid-century glamour cranked to max.

40th-floor tropical garden oasis. Brickell's most Instagrammed rooftop. Smart-casual by day, nightlife attire after sunset.

Red-hued interior. Live music transitions to DJ-driven late-night lounge. Open Wed-Sat only.

No-frills Nikkei sushi. Solid value for creative rolls and lunch combos.

Casual but creative. Sushi meets ceviche in a vibrant, unpretentious setting. The Pisco Bar is the hidden star.

Singing, dancing, laughing, drinking. The crowd IS the entertainment. Open till 3-4am.

Casual, colorful taco energy on the rooftop level of Brickell City Centre.

Fast-casual taqueria vibes. Bright, breezy, and no-fuss Mexican street food.

Dark wood, white tablecloths, power-lunch energy. The classic business steak dinner.

Industrial-meets-classical design. Come for morning coffee, lunch, dinner, or a post-work drink. Always reliable.

Warm, neighborhood feel with polished seafood bar energy. A Brickell classic.

Sugar's upscale sister, 40 floors up. A Hong Kong-inspired lounge with Asian mixology, live music, and skyline night views — more refined and intimate than the rooftop.

Carrying the spirit of the original Tobacco Road (1912-2014). Craft beer focus, nostalgic atmosphere, and the soul of old Miami.

Classic upscale seafood house. White tablecloths, live piano, and stone crab season is an event.

Tulum-meets-Miami aesthetic on the 15th floor. Brunch with bay views on weekends, happy hour energy on weekdays.

Relaxed hotel restaurant. Poolside dining and all-day international menu.

Modern fast-casual. Watch your pasta made fresh at the cooking station.

Golden-age-of-travel-to-Latin-America vibes. Pool + lounge seating + panoramic skyline. More relaxed than Sugar, less scene-y.

Theatrical Basque dining. The wood-fire grill is the centerpiece.

Cheap drinks and bay views off the Four Ambassadors.

Neighborhood Asian spot. Good variety and value.

Brickell Italian from a 30-year restaurant veteran. Intimate dinner spot.

Three floors of Amazon-inspired maximalism. From Madrid to Brickell, this is tropical fine dining as theater.

Quick French-style breakfast and lunch. Croissants and quiche for the Brickell office crowd.

Biscayne Bay panoramas, white tablecloths, Bellinis. Italian elegance from Venice to Brickell.

Real Cuban coffee. Grab a cortadito and a pastelito on the way to work.

Brickell's neighborhood coffee shop. Reliable brunch, good espresso, laptop-friendly.

Retro Miami Vice maximalism. Velvet booths, animal prints, tuxedoed servers. Flash and flair turned up to 11.

Build-your-own Mediterranean bowls. Healthy, fast, and filling.

Scandinavian cool. Fresh juices and sandwiches with loud music and barista energy.

Authentic Colombian cafe. Empanadas and tinto for a quick bite.

The signature star-shaped pizza is Instagram bait, but the quality is legit. Fast-casual Italian done right.

Quick Colombian comfort food. Affordable eats at Mary Brickell Village.

Grab-and-go acai bowls. Quick, colorful, and refreshing.

The Brickell gym crowd's go-to. Acai bowls and green smoothies before or after a workout.

Cold-pressed everything. Grab a green juice or acai bowl post-workout.

Enter through a phone booth. 1920s Prohibition-era speakeasy. Temperature-controlled humidor. World-class craft cocktails.

The classic. Grab a burger and a concrete on the Mary Brickell Village patio.

Wynwood's tacos, now in Brickell.

No-frills street tacos. Hand-pressed tortillas make the difference.

Macro-friendly bowls for the fitness crowd. Every item shows calories and macros.

NYC's favorite artisan ice cream, now in Brickell.