Wynwood restaurants: where to eat, by the hour you are there
Wynwood eats in shifts: a daytime bistro, two sit-down dinners, two late burgers and a rooftop. Seven places, their hours and what to order.
En bref
- Breakfast or lunch: MIAM, 2750 NW 3rd Ave, 8 am to 4 pm.
- Sit-down dinner, $$: Manta, Peruvian Nikkei, 102 NW 25th St.
- Sit-down dinner, $$$: Doya, Greek, 347 NW 24th St.
- The burger: Skinny Louie, 322 NW 24th St, until 5 am on weekends.
- After midnight: La Ferneteria, ninth-floor rooftop, until 3 am Friday and Saturday.
Eat at MIAM before 4 pm, book Manta or Doya for dinner, and finish at Skinny Louie or La Birra Bar after midnight: all of it sits within four blocks of NW 24th Street.
Selon la situation
| Breakfast after the murals | MIAM, 8 am to 4 pm every day |
| Date night | Manta for ceviche and pisco, or Doya for a longer Greek dinner |
| Group of six with a game on | Bar Tulio's, Mexican food and a real bar |
| Cheap and late | Skinny Louie, smash burgers until 5 am Friday and Saturday |
| The last stop | La Ferneteria, nine floors up, until 3 am on weekends |
MIAM
The daytime room in Wynwood. A bright industrial space with a European bistro menu: eggs and pastries in the morning, salads and sandwiches at lunch, a glass of wine if the afternoon allows it. It is the place to sit down before the walls get crowded.
Open 8 am to 4 pm every day, $$ on Google, 4.7 from more than nine thousand reviews. Weekend mornings fill up after ten, so come early or expect a short wait. It closes at four, which makes it the one place on this list you cannot leave for later.
Manta
Peruvian Nikkei, where Japanese technique meets Lima seafood: ceviche, tiradito, rice dishes and a pisco list worth a second look. The room is calm by Wynwood standards and the patio stays pleasant after the street empties out.
Open noon to 11 pm Friday and Saturday, until 10 pm on Sunday. $$, 4.9 from more than nine thousand reviews, which is rare at that volume. Book for Friday and Saturday dinner; weekday lunches seat walk-ins.
Doya
Greek and Aegean cooking in a bright room with a central bar. The plates are made to share and the meal is meant to stretch, so this is the dinner you plan an evening around rather than squeeze in.
Open noon to midnight Friday and Saturday, until 10:45 pm on Sunday. $$$ on Google, 4.7 from more than four thousand reviews. The cocktails are worth ordering, not just tolerating. Book ahead for groups.
Skinny Louie
The smash burger Wynwood measures itself against: thin patties pressed until the edges go lacy, a soft bun and a short menu. The line looks long and moves fast because nearly everyone orders the same thing.
Open 11 am to 5 am Friday and Saturday and until 3 am on Sunday. $ on Google and 4.9 from more than twenty-six thousand reviews, the most reviewed place on this list by a wide margin. It is the honest answer to where to eat at 2 am.
La Birra Bar
Two blocks from Skinny Louie and the other side of the argument: Argentine beef, thicker patties and a Golden Burger that keeps collecting trophies. It has tables, so a group can sit down rather than eat on the curb.
Open noon to 3 am Friday and Saturday, until 1 am on Sunday. $$, 4.9 from more than eight thousand reviews. The Golden Burger is about $16; fries come in a size meant for the table.
Bar Tulio's
On the north edge of Wynwood, a Mexican bar where the margaritas and the match both get attention. It solves the group where half wants a proper drink and half wants the game on the screen.
Open 5 pm to 1:30 am Friday, noon to 1:30 am Saturday, noon to 11 pm Sunday. $$, 4.8 on Google. It is a short ride rather than a walk from NW 24th Street, so do it first or last.
La Ferneteria (Rooftop Miami)
A ninth-floor rooftop above NW 24th Street with Italian and Argentine plates and a kitchen that treats midnight as dinner time. The view over the low Wynwood roofs toward downtown is the reason to go up.
Open 5 pm to 3 am Friday and Saturday, until 1 am on Sunday. $$$$ on Google, 4.7 from more than sixteen hundred reviews. Come after a dinner elsewhere for a drink, or eat here late and skip the burger.
Ce que ça coûte
a smash burger and fries, open until 5 am on weekends
breakfast, a Peruvian dinner, the Golden Burger or tacos with the game
a Greek dinner with plates in the middle of the table
the rooftop, priced for the view
Avant de partir
- MIAM closes at 4 pm; everything else on this list is open into the night
- Book Manta and Doya for Friday and Saturday dinner; the rest take walk-ins
- There is no Metromover or Metrorail stop in Wynwood; Metrobus runs along NW 2nd Avenue, otherwise take a ride
- Street parking on NW 2nd Avenue goes fast after 7 pm on weekends; the paid garages on NW 24th and NW 25th Street are the fallback
- Skinny Louie, La Birra Bar and La Ferneteria are on the same block of NW 24th Street
N'y allez pas si
Où ils sont
Les questions qu’on se pose
What are the best restaurants in Wynwood?
For dinner, Manta (Peruvian Nikkei, 102 NW 25th St) and Doya (Greek, 347 NW 24th St). For daytime, MIAM at 2750 NW 3rd Ave. For a burger, Skinny Louie at 322 NW 24th St or La Birra Bar at 250 NW 24th St.
Where can you eat late in Wynwood?
Skinny Louie stays open until 5 am on Friday and Saturday, La Birra Bar and La Ferneteria until 3 am. Bar Tulio's runs until 1:30 am on Friday and Saturday.
Do Wynwood restaurants need reservations?
Book Manta and Doya for weekend dinners. MIAM, Skinny Louie and La Birra Bar are walk-in places; expect a short line at peak hours.
How do you get to Wynwood without a car?
There is no Metromover or Metrorail stop in Wynwood. Metrobus runs along NW 2nd Avenue; most visitors take a ride from Brickell or Downtown, about 10 to 15 minutes.
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Hours, price levels and ratings from Google Places, checked when the guide was written and refreshed every two weeks. Prices for single dishes come from the restaurants' menus. Photos are ours or from Google Places.