The Moore
A private members' club, hotel and rooftop bar in a century-old Design District landmark, with a Bottura-backed Italian restaurant.
Checked October 2026
Good for a reserved rooftop drink or a pasta dinner with a big name behind it. The trade-off: it's a members' club first, so walk-ins are a gamble and Sundays are dark.
The roof
The rooftop is the part of The Moore most nonmembers will actually see. The club pitches it as a dusk spot: cocktails, music and skyline views over the Design District. It takes reservations through its own site, so book ahead rather than show up at the door of a private club and hope. It's open until 2 am on Friday and Saturday, and until midnight Monday through Thursday. Sunday the whole building is closed, which catches people planning a weekend wind-down. It holds a 4.6 from about 270 Google reviews, a small count for a place this well known, which fits a venue built around members.
Membership is the point
The Moore sells itself as a private members' club first, aimed at entrepreneurs, creatives, collectors and the culture crowd. Membership is by application. A hotel stay comes with club access, which is the cleanest way in if you're curious. There's also a coworking space open weekdays 8 am to 6 pm and a podcast studio for hire, so daytime traffic skews toward laptops and meetings. The building is a historic landmark that has been part of the neighborhood for over a century, and it regularly hosts private dinners and larger celebrations if you're planning an event.
Torno Subito and the pasta
Torno Subito is the restaurant, created under Massimo Bottura's vision with Chef Bernardo Paladini running the kitchen. The focus is contemporary Italian built around handmade pasta, with a playful streak. The site shows both a reserve button and a booking-soon prompt to join a list, so check how reservations are working before you plan a night around it. Prices aren't posted, and nothing about a Bottura project in the Design District points to cheap. Pair dinner with the roof and you've got a full evening, running to the 2 am close on weekends.
Reservations
Reserve the roof through the club's site before you go; it's a members' club, so don't count on walking in.
Good to know
The club's own site says Friday and Saturday start at 11 am, not 7 am as Google shows, so confirm if you're going early.
Questions people ask
Is The Moore Miami open to the public?
It's a private members' club, but the rooftop and Torno Subito take reservations, and hotel guests get club access with their stay.
What are The Moore's hours?
Google lists 7 am to midnight Monday through Thursday and 7 am to 2 am Friday and Saturday. It's closed on Sunday.
Who is behind Torno Subito at The Moore?
It was created under Massimo Bottura's vision, with Chef Bernardo Paladini cooking contemporary Italian centered on handmade pasta.