Kava Villa

A Wynwood kava bar on NW 23rd Street, pouring the earthy root drink at low prices from late morning until 1 or 2 am.

Revisado octubre de 2026

For the sober-curious, the night owl or anyone who wants a bar stool without the booze. The trade-off: kava's taste and effects aren't for everyone, and with no working website you're going in blind on the menu.

What's in the cup

Kava is a drink made from the root of a Pacific Island plant. It's traditionally served without alcohol, tastes earthy and a little peppery, and is known for a mild, relaxing effect and a numb tongue. Google lists this spot as a bar, coffee shop and tea house all at once, so expect a counter-service setup more than a cocktail lounge. We couldn't reach a website or menu, so we can't tell you exact drinks or prices. The price level sits at a single dollar sign, which in Wynwood counts as a small miracle.

Late hours, low key

The hours are the real draw. It opens at 11 am Monday through Friday and noon on weekends, then stays open until 1 am Sunday through Tuesday and 2 am Wednesday through Saturday. That makes it one of the few places around 23rd Street where you can sit somewhere late without a cover charge or a drink minimum. It's a decent pick before or after a night out, or a quiet stop for anyone skipping alcohol while friends hit the bars nearby.

What people say

It holds a 4.7 from about 250 Google reviews, a strong score for a small, specialized spot. That's not a huge sample, but it suggests regulars like it and come back. If you've never tried kava, go easy on your first cup and ask the staff what they'd recommend for a beginner. It's also worth checking how it mixes with any medication you take. Then settle in, because the late close means nobody's rushing you out.

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Weekend hours start later: doors open at noon on Saturday and Sunday, not 11 am.

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