Barsecco

A Brickell restaurant and lounge with a vine-draped terrace, shared plates, nightly DJs, hookah and a boozy weekend brunch.

Vérifié octobre 2026

For groups who want dinner to turn into a night out without changing venues. The trade-off: after 8 pm it's loud, lounge-y and dress-coded, so it's a poor pick for a quiet meal.

The terrace or the tree room

The canopied terrace is the part people remember: eclectic seating, draping vines and reclaimed barn wood, with a breeze when Miami allows one. Inside is darker and plusher, built around a towering tree and low lighting, and it reads more lounge than dining room. The food is shared plates pulled from a lot of cuisines with local twists, on an American-leaning menu at $$ prices. Order a few things for the table rather than a main each. It holds 4.5 from about 5,200 Google reviews, which is solid for a place this busy.

From happy hour to 3 am

Happy hour runs daily from 4 to 8 pm, and that's the calmest version of Barsecco. After that, DJs play nightly, the hookah menu comes out (electronic hookah included), and the room tilts toward bottle service. It's open until 2 am most nights and 3 am on Friday and Saturday. Canta Corazón is the house sing-along night: live music across Latin pop, regional Mexican and reggaeton, and the crowd is expected to join in. If you want conversation, come early. If you want to shout lyrics with a table of friends, come late.

Weekend brunch and the door

Boozy brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 pm, the only time the doors open before 4. Miami Spice is on through October with a three-course menu for both brunch and dinner, leaning Mediterranean. The dress code is casual-formal and enforced after 7 pm every day: no flip-flops, no hats, no bandanas. That catches more visitors than you'd think, so swap the beach sandals before walking over from a Brickell hotel. Reservations go through online booking or the phone line, and on a Friday night you'll want one.

Réservations

Book online or call 305-577-9809 if you'd rather have someone walk you through it.

Tenue

Dress code kicks in at 7 pm daily: no flip-flops, hats or bandanas.

Bon à savoir

Miami Spice runs August through October here, for both brunch and dinner.

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