In this post we will talk about Wynwood, neighborhood located in north of Miami, Known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene. It was an old Puerto Rican ghetto in the 90s and has been transformed into an alternative and charming place, full of art galleries, large warehouses, studios, cool shops, cafes, restaurants and graffiti walls. Plus, it has a lively nightlife scene! This is also where the Art Baselin December, one of the biggest trade fairs until of the world. So, find out what to do and where to eat in Wynwood below!
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What to do in Wynwood District
The neighborhood of Wynwood, em Miami, is located in the Midtown area, also revitalized and full of good restaurants. One of those responsible for this change in the Wynwood neighborhood was the visionary businessman Tony Goldman, owner of hotels and properties in the USA (including some warehouses in the neighborhood) and who helped recreate Soho, in New York and South Beach, in the 1930s. Soon after the Art Basel 2009, together with art guru Jeffrey Deitch, director of MOCA (Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art), Goldman had the great idea of calling on renowned artists from Asia, Europe, Latin America (including Brazil) and the USA to revamp the neighborhood.
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Twelve walls of Wynwood were painted by these important artists, such as, for example, the Brazilians The Twins. Born this way Wynwood Walls, today visited by hundreds of people. Tony Goldman passed away and was honored at the center of the Wynwood murals, with his portrait and his characteristic cowboy hat. Artists from all over the world display their works on giant walls, in other words, a huge open-air art gallery.
Wynwood Art Walk
Furthermore, on the second Saturday of each month, the Wynwood Art Walk, when art galleries and cool shops open their doors from four in the afternoon until late at night. The place is packed and the atmosphere is great! Hundreds of people walking the streets, DJs playing on the sidewalks, street dancers, lounges and all kinds of people. In a large square, there is a concentration of food trucks for all tastes. Certainly a very fun program!
Where to Eat in Wynwood
Bakan – Mexican
Mexican Restaurant in Wynwood, with regional dishes and decor that reminds us of the country. In fact, the ideal place for those who think that Mexican cuisine only consists of tacos. Led by chef Oscar del Rivero, it offers traditional Mexican cuisine with a modern touch. In addition, it has more than 500 types of tequila.
End: 2801 NW 2nd Ave
Cielito Artisan Pops – ice cream shop
An unconventional ice cream parlor, where pops They are artisanally made, by hand, with local ingredients. There are more than 46 flavors among Fruits Popsmade with fresh fruits, Creamy Popsand the Vegan Pops, made with oat milk and cashew milk.
End: 2750 NW 3rd Ave Suite 20A
Dōma – Italian
The restaurant, which is open for dinner only, offers Southern Italian cuisine inspired by the Mediterranean. Led by Italian chef Marco Giugliano, the contemporary menu brings together both classic recipes from the country of boots and more modern dishes. In addition, there is also a good wine and cocktail list.
End: 35 NE 26th St
Doya – Mediterranean (Greece and Türkiye)
Greek Mediterranean cuisine restaurant, which is on the Bib Gourmand list of the Florida Michelin Guide. The menu features dishes designed to be shared, and most of them are prepared over wood and charcoal. Furthermore, the environment is very pleasant and charming, with an outdoor area full of greenery.
End: 347 NW 24th St
Hiden – Japanese
O best Japanese restaurant in Miami It’s behind a password-opened door, at the back of a taco place. Super exclusive and popular, you only receive the address when you make the reservation, which must be made in advance. The sushibar only receives 8 diners per day, and offers a tasting menu.
End: 313 NW 25th St
Joey’s Italian Cafe – italiano
Italian restaurant in Wynwood, with very good food and always crowded on the second Saturday of the month, when the Art Walk and galleries open their doors to the public.
End: 2506 NW 2nd Ave
La Cerveceria Tropical – brewery
This brewery in Wynwood is a reinterpretation of La Tropical, the oldest brewery in Cuba. The atmosphere is pleasant, with a nice outdoor patio full of greenery, the food is appetizing and the variety of drink labels is great! Additionally, the brewery in Wynwood also offers guided tours and at night there are music shows.
End: 45 NE 25th St.
MaryGold’s – brasserie
Brasserie located inside the Arlo Wynwood hotel. Led by chef Brad Kilgore, it values local ingredients, and is a good option for both brunch how much lunch. Fresh oysters, crudos and pasta, for example, are some of the suggestions. The atmosphere is modern, with high ceilings, lush vegetation and a marble bar.
End: 2217 NW Miami Ct
Morgans – americano
Very suitable for brunch on the weekends, with a pleasant balcony. Another restaurant in the Wynwood District, in Miami.
End: 28 NE 29th St
Omakai Sushi – Japanese
Opened in 2019, the Japanese restaurant prioritizes the freshest fish, with a wide variety of sushi, nigiri and sashimi. In addition, it also has other units in Aventura and Coconut Grove.
End: 2107 NW 2nd Ave
WAYKU – signature cuisine
Under the command of the young and eclectic chef Matteo Gritti, the restaurant offers signature cuisine, inspired by the countries of the Americas.
End: 73 NW 26th St
Therefore, visiting the neighborhood of Wynwood, em Miami, it is a must go in the city! Now that you know what to do and where to eat in Wynwood, just enjoy it. Then tell us!
Text and photos by Renata Araújo
