S47 Lounge

A Turkish-Mediterranean halal restaurant and hookah lounge on Brickell Avenue, with cocktails, a terrace and hours that run past midnight.

Checked October 2026

Good for a late, unhurried dinner with hookah and cocktails, especially in a group. The trade-off: it's a lounge as much as a restaurant, so the terrace leans loud, and the site says little about specific dishes or prices.

The menu and the hookah

Turkish and Mediterranean food, all halal, is the core here, with a hookah menu sitting alongside the cocktail list. That pairing is rarer in Brickell than you'd expect. The site lists separate menus for lunch and dinner, drinks, hookah, happy hour and weekly specials, but it doesn't spell out dishes, so check the current menu before you set your heart on anything. It also mentions Turkish breakfast, yet the posted hours start at noon every day, so call before planning a morning visit. Google has it at 4.8 from about 800 reviews, a strong showing for a lounge.

Terrace or inside

There are two ways to sit: an outdoor terrace the place itself calls the lively side, and an indoor dining room pitched as the calmer, more polished option. Take the terrace if you want hookah and some noise with dinner. Take a table inside if you're actually trying to talk. It's at 921 Brickell Ave, right on the main drag, so it's easy to fold into a night that starts or ends elsewhere in the neighborhood. Google also tags it as a wine bar and nightclub, which tells you the evening tends to tip from dinner into drinks.

Late hours and big tables

Doors open at noon daily and stay open until 1 am Monday through Thursday, 2 am on Sunday and 3 am on Friday and Saturday. That makes it one of the easier Brickell picks for a late dinner that doesn't have to end when the more restaurant-first places wind down. There's a happy hour and a weekly specials list, so a weekday visit is the smarter play if you're watching the bill. Groups get their own page on the site, and tables can be booked online. For a birthday or a crowd on a weekend, reserve instead of walking in.

Reservations

Tables can be booked online, and there's a separate group dining option for bigger parties.

Good to know

The site mentions Turkish breakfast, but posted hours start at noon, so call before going early.

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