Wynwood is one of Miami’s most exciting neighborhoods — a dynamic hub where vibrant street art, bold flavors, and local culture collide. Once home to industrial warehouses, it has transformed into a canvas for artists and a playground for foodies, creatives, and craft beer lovers.
Want to dive into Wynwood’s best bites and murals all in one go? Our Wynwood Food and Street Art Tour, led by an expert local guide, takes you beyond the surface, introducing you to the neighborhood’s evolving history, stories behind the murals, and the culinary gems you might otherwise miss.
But if you plan to spend more time in this buzzing neighborhood before or after your tour, don’t miss these five must-visit places in Wynwood that perfectly capture its unique energy. Scroll down to find our picks — and if you have any questions for our team, please just get in touch.
No visit to Wynwood is complete without a stop at the Wynwood Walls, the neighborhood’s most iconic attraction. This curated outdoor museum put Wynwood on the global map for street art. Since its founding in 2009, it’s hosted over 100 artists from around the world, turning blank warehouse walls into monumental works of art.
As you explore the murals, you’ll find politically charged pieces, vibrant geometric patterns, and ever-evolving installations that reflect current cultural conversations. Whether you’re snapping photos or just taking it all in, the Wynwood Walls are a feast for the eyes and the soul.
And the good news is that we visit the walls on our Wynwood Food and Street Art Tour! With us, you get exclusive insights into the artists and the meanings behind the walls, plus a taste of local flavors along the way. And because you visit one of the best places in Wynwood on this outing, you have more time to visit our other picks before and after your time with us!
For adventurous eaters and late-night wanderers, 1-800-Lucky is Wynwood’s must-visit Asian food hall. Step inside this industrial-chic space and you’ll find a carefully curated collection of pan-Asian eateries—from poke and sushi to bao, ramen, and Thai BBQ.
It’s a great place to come hungry and sample small plates from different vendors in one go. Guests will find an array of Asian specialties, including poke bowls, ramen, dumplings, peking duck, sushi, red bean soft serve, and more. Once the sun sets, expect the sounds of a DJ to fill the air. There’s a full cocktail bar that features happy hour every day from 4 to 7 pm. Food is served until midnight, but the party goes until 3 am.
If you’re a fan of fresh pours and local brewing talent, Wynwood’s craft beer scene won’t disappoint. While the landscape is continually evolving, these standout breweries continue to deliver big flavor, cool vibes, and a sense of local pride.
Recently rebranded but still beloved, Casa La Rubia blends Latin flair with serious brewing chops. Expect refreshing, sessionable beers like blonde ales and lagers infused with tropical ingredients. Their Mangolandia is a crowd favorite, capturing the spirit of Miami in a pint.
The laid-back beer garden setting, complete with a Latin soundtrack and food trucks, makes it a great place to relax with friends—or make new ones.
Inspired by the original Cuban brewery founded in Havana in 1888, Cervecería La Tropical brings heritage and innovation together in one lush, colorful location. Their flagship La Original amber lager is smooth and balanced, and seasonal brews often showcase island flavors like guava or passionfruit.
The brewery also features a restaurant serving Latin-Caribbean cuisine, a tropical beer garden, and regular live music, making it more than just a spot for a pint. It’s a full Wynwood experience.
A must-visit for Star Wars fans and sour beer lovers alike, J Wakefield Brewing has built a cult following with its bold, hop-forward IPAs and inventive Berliner weisses. Sadly, their original taproom in Wynwood is now closed, but the brewery itself is still active, and we’re all the better off for that! If you spot their beers on tap or find their cans around town, grab one!
For a deeper dive into Wynwood’s thriving brewing scene, check out our full blog on Wynwood’s best breweries and their must-try beers.
Astra, a rooftop restaurant and lounge serving Greek-inspired cuisine, offers exquisite bites with sweeping views of the Miami skyline. It’s hard to beat the atmosphere: fairy lights, Mediterranean greenery, and a golden sunset melting into the city below. The oversized sofas and cabana-like canopies make guests feel as though they’ve been transported to another place, but all with a Miami twist.
The food is fresh and flavorful, with dishes like grilled octopus, lamb skewers, and Greek spreads made for sharing. Pair that with a well-crafted cocktail or a glass of Assyrtiko, and you’ve got one of Wynwood’s most romantic and scenic dining experiences.
Whether you're winding down after a day of exploring or starting your night out in style, Astra delivers sophistication with a relaxed Miami twist.
Looking for more Wynwood recommendations from local experts? Don’t miss our blog The Best Things to Do in Wynwood, Miami!
If your idea of a perfect afternoon involves buttery pastries, exceptional coffee, and a little French flair, you’ll want to make a stop at Yann Couvreur Café. This is the celebrated French pastry chef’s first U.S. outpost, and it brings all the precision and indulgence of Parisian patisserie to Wynwood.
The star of the show? The signature vanilla mille-feuille — layered to order for perfect crispness. But everything here is a masterpiece, from fruit tarts to pistachio-studded croissants. It's the kind of place where even a casual pastry feels like a luxury. This is the perfect spot for breakfast, an afternoon snack, or a sweet treat!
For a brunch alternative, consider one of our picks for the best places for brunch on the water in Miami.
So, now you know the five places you must visit when you are in Wynwood, let’s start planning your time there! Want to skip the guesswork and experience this special neighborhood like a local? Book our Wynwood Food and Street Art Tour. Our guides will show you iconic places, hidden gems, and unforgettable tastes that make this place a true Miami highlight.
Come for the art, stay for the food — and leave with stories (and flavors) you’ll want to share. Have any questions about this or any of our other Miami food and culture tours? Please don’t hesitate to contact us for the answers you need.
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