The Best Wine Bars in Miami
6 wine bars in Miami ranked by list quality, expertise, and atmosphere.
Miami wine bars cluster in Wynwood, the Design District, and South Beach. The scene is younger than other US cities — most serious wine bars opened post-2017 — but the list quality has caught up fast.
Latin American natural wine — Argentine, Chilean, Uruguayan — gets serious attention here that other US cities miss. Pair this with the Mediterranean and French naturals everywhere else and you have a distinctive Miami wine scene.
Prices are coastal — expect $15 to $22 by the glass at a serious bar. The food is small plates, often Latin or Italian.
The 6 best wine bars in Miami
Boia De
Italian focused restaurant with a serious wine bar. The list is global with a deep Italian layer. Reserve.
Le Bouchon du Grove
French wine focused bistro with a deep regional list. The food is bistro classics.
Walrus Rodeo
Casual natural wine bar with a tight European list. Open Tuesday to Sunday.
Hometown BBQ
BBQ joint with a surprisingly serious natural wine list. Pair the brisket with a Beaujolais.
Phuc Yea
Vietnamese restaurant with a natural wine focus. The pairing of Vietnamese food and natural wine is exceptional.
Macchialina
Italian restaurant with a deep regional wine list. The food is restaurant level. Reserve.
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