La Rosa Gastrobar
An upscale Latin and Mediterranean gastrobar on Miracle Mile, with tableside-flamed steaks, cocktails and live entertainment.
Vérifié octobre 2026
Good for a dressed-up dinner or a birthday table in the Gables, with late weekend hours and live entertainment. The trade-off: $$$ prices and a menu that roams across cuisines instead of nailing one.
What to order
The dish with a name is the Prime Filet Mignon on Fire, and the site says steaks get flamed tableside, so expect a little theater at your table. Lobster Gnocchi and Branzino Ceviche are the other headliners. The kitchen pulls from Latin, Mediterranean and international cooking, which means tapas and tacos share the menu with pastas and fresh seafood. That range helps a table that can't agree, and it's less useful if you want a place with one clear point of view. Prices sit at $$$, so even the taco night isn't cheap. Cocktails lean toward house signatures, with a wine list alongside.
Reading the hours
Monday is dark. Tuesday and Wednesday run 5 to 10 pm, Thursday stretches to 11, and Friday and Saturday go until 1 am, which is late for Miracle Mile. Lunch happens only on weekends: Friday from noon to 3 pm before a break until dinner, Saturday straight through from noon, and Sunday from noon to 7 pm, when it closes early. The restaurant advertises happy hour and live entertainment, but the site doesn't post times or a lineup. Call before you build a night around a set. The late weekend hours are your best bet for the bar side of the place.
The newcomer on the Mile
La Rosa opened in 2025, so its 4.9 from about 1,500 Google reviews is a young record, though a strong one. The owners pitch it as an upscale room for dinner and cocktails, built for occasions. It also hosts private events, so a birthday table or a work dinner fits. It sits at 382 Miracle Mile, on Coral Gables' main dining strip, which makes a stroll before or after dinner easy. Reservations go through the site or by phone. There's also online ordering if you'd rather have the gnocchi at home.
Réservations
Book online or call 786-870-5466, especially for a weekend table.
Bon à savoir
Sunday service ends at 7 pm, so plan it as a late lunch or early dinner.
Les questions qu’on se pose
Is La Rosa Gastrobar open on Mondays?
No, it's closed Mondays. It opens Tuesday through Sunday, with the latest hours on Friday and Saturday, until 1 am.
Does La Rosa Gastrobar serve lunch?
Only on weekends: Friday from noon to 3 pm, and Saturday and Sunday from noon. On weekdays it opens at 5 pm.
Does La Rosa Gastrobar take reservations?
Yes. You can book through its website or by calling 786-870-5466.