Wynwood

Moody, intimate, and cool. The kind of place you linger for hours. Beloved by Wynwood regulars.

Sophisticated and intimate. One of Wynwood's most underrated dining rooms.

Inventive Indian cooking from one of Miami's most celebrated chefs. A must-visit for serious food lovers.

Where sneakerheads and sports fans converge. A unique cultural collision that only works in Wynwood.

The best view in Wynwood. See the murals from above while sipping something well-crafted.

The taproom that helped make Wynwood what it is. Great beer, great community.

Casual cool with serious cooking. Lively, loud, and always packed. The wood-fire grill is the star.

Wynwood's most beloved brunch spot. The line on weekends speaks for itself.

Welcoming and colorful. Great value and great vibes for any size group.

Elegant and focused. A sushi counter that takes the craft seriously.

Roman in spirit, Miami in execution. A date-night favorite for pasta purists.

New York energy with French soul. Weekend brunch packs in a stylish Miami crowd.

Wine-forward tapas in Wynwood. Intimate, shareable, well-curated.

Festive, colorful, always sunny. Perfect pre-gallery crawl drinks and tacos.

Inclusive, joyful, and spectacular. The drag brunch is a Miami bucket-list experience.

Contemporary Indian dining that's both accessible and exciting. The butter chicken converts skeptics.

Lush, romantic courtyard setting. The housemade pasta rivals anything in Coral Gables.

Interactive and festive. One of the most entertaining dining formats in Wynwood.

Miami in a cocktail glass. Where the code-switching is part of the vibe.

Bright, fun, and reliably excellent. The pasta is made fresh daily.

Precise, warm, and unpretentious. The anti-nightclub cocktail bar Miami needed.

Part restaurant, part entertainment venue. Great for birthdays, corporate outings, and adventurous friend groups.

Sophisticated Japanese in a Wynwood warehouse. The happy hour (hai hour) draws a devoted after-work crowd.

Where Japanese precision meets Peruvian boldness. One of Miami's most original culinary perspectives.

Mexico's immersive saloon hits Wynwood. Sing-along, theatrics, tacos, mezcal.

Latin dinner, cocktails, and karaoke on the north edge of Wynwood.

Casa Tua's market concept goes big in Wynwood. 400 seats, 10 stations.

Quietly excellent. The kind of taco spot you want to keep as your own secret.

No frills, great burgers. Simple, fast, and addictive.

For people who listen, not just hear. Miami's best sound system in a converted warehouse.

The neighborhood Italian that locals keep to themselves.

Aerial views of the murals. The most photogenic bar in Wynwood.

Rustic southern Italian in the midst of Wynwood's modern art scene. A pleasant contrast.

The most secretive table in Wynwood. A 12-seat omakase that feels worlds away from the art walls outside.

Quiet, precise, beautiful. One of Miami's best Japanese restaurants tucked into the Wynwood creative district.

Colorful and approachable. Even carnivores leave satisfied.

New York in a box. Open late and perfectly positioned for post-bar consumption.

Southern comfort meets Wynwood energy. 208 seats of soul food.

What existed before the galleries and murals. Still here, still perfect.

A Miami classic that somehow gets better at 2am. The vinaigrette is a city legend.

No frills, maximum flavor. The birria tacos here routinely top best-of lists.

Authentic flavors, fair prices. A quiet find on a loud street.

Wellness meets artsy cool. A morning ritual for Wynwood regulars.

Reliable, approachable Italian on the NW 2nd Ave corridor.

A serious pizza destination that happens to be in Wynwood. Queue up for the charred crust.

The intersection of Buenos Aires and Tokyo, with Miami energy. Loud, fun, and distinctive.

Southern fusion that turns into a party after dark.

The café and social space that the north Wynwood corridor needed.

Rich, meaty, and unapologetically old-school Italian in a very new Wynwood.

The coffee shop that came with the art galleries and never left. Wynwood in a cup.

Minimalist counter vibes. Fresh handrolls, great natural wine, no fuss.

No-nonsense pasta in the heart of Wynwood. Unpretentious and consistently satisfying.

Miami's most uniquely local pizza concept. The mango habanero topping is not a joke — it's excellent.

NYC pizza culture transplanted. The Sicilian slice is the move.

Vinyl listening room meets Roman pizza. Low-key, high-quality.

Unassuming Mexican bar with an identity. Karaoke until late and drinks priced for locals.

Loud, fast, and unapologetically fun. The shot machine is an event unto itself.

Meat, beer, and fresh air. A proper garden bar in the middle of Wynwood.

Deliberately weird and open at 3am. Essential Wynwood absurdity.

Low-key rooftop with cold drinks and no attitude. Start here, end anywhere.

Old Wynwood energy. A neighborhood bar that survived the transformation and stayed cool.

Morning energy and community soul. The best bread in Miami, full stop.