MAYU

A Brickell restaurant on SW 7th Street mixing Peruvian cooking, sushi and seafood with a proper cocktail bar, open from noon.

Checado em outubro de 2026

For a polished dinner or a long lunch in Brickell with drinks that matter as much as the food. The 4.9 rating sets high expectations, and with no menu or prices we could confirm, you're going in on reputation.

The kitchen

Google files MAYU under Peruvian first, then sushi and seafood, with a fine dining tag on top. Expect a room that leans dressed-up rather than a quick ceviche counter. We couldn't reach the website, so we can't point you to a specific dish or quote prices. Look at the current menu before you book, especially if you're watching the bill. The reviews are the strongest signal here: 4.9 from about 3,000 Google reviews is rare for a Brickell spot with this much competition on every block.

The bar side

It's listed as a cocktail bar as much as a restaurant, which tells you the drinks aren't an afterthought. That makes it an easy pick for a date that starts with a drink and turns into dinner, or a celebration where half the table wants food and half wants a round. Grab a seat at the bar if it's just two of you and you'd rather watch the drinks get made. Ask the bartender what pairs with the seafood, since that's clearly the kitchen's lane.

Timing it

MAYU opens at noon every day except Sunday, when it's closed. Monday through Wednesday it runs until 10 pm, Thursday until 11, and Friday and Saturday until 11:30. That noon opening makes it a real lunch option in Brickell, useful for a business meal or a slow weekday lunch that doesn't feel like a chain. For dinner on a Friday or Saturday, aim earlier rather than later. The kitchen isn't a late-night stop, and with a rating this high, prime tables go first.

Como chegar

1. It's at 177 SW 7th St, on the Brickell side just south of the river.

Bom saber

Closed Sundays, so plan weekend dinners for Friday or Saturday.

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