The Living Room at Cipriani is a rooftop bar in Brickell, Miami.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Open Wednesday to Saturday 19:00-02:00. The bar is the easier walk-in; tables require the restaurant reservation downstairs.
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Address: 465 Brickell Avenue, Miami, FL 33131
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TipOpen daily from 17:00; happy hour runs early evening. The garden patio is the seat; the indoor bar is the rainy-night fallback.
Sweet Liberty on 20th Street in Collins Park is the John Lermayer cocktail icon, a sprawling room of Spec's Mixology Bar of the Year drinks, creative American food and a kitchen that runs past 04:00 most nights.
TipHappy hour daily 16:00-20:00 is the easy entry. The room is big enough that walk-ins land seats outside weekend prime time.
Mama Tried on NE 1st Street is the 1970s-styled Downtown Miami cocktail room that opens until 05:00 every night, a low-lit bar of handcrafted drinks where the office crowd hands off to the late-night dancers.
TipHappy hour from open until 20:00. Live DJ sets land Thursdays through Saturdays; the back room hosts smaller sets midweek.
Kaona Room hides inside the Leinster Irish Pub on NE 1st Avenue, the Daniele Dalla Pola speaky-tiki of carved Polynesian wood, rare-rum cocktails and a 45-seat capacity that caps the room.
TipReservations only via OpenTable; the seating slots run two hours. Tuesday to Saturday from 18:00; rare-rum flights are the move.
Spanglish on North Miami Avenue is the Wynwood speakeasy behind a golden cocktail shaker out front, an intimate room of craft cocktails, Spanish-American small plates and art from Tatiana Suarez and Tiago Magro.
TipNo marked sign; the shaker is the door. Capacity is tight, so reserve via the website for Friday and Saturday slots.
Lost Boy Dry Goods on East Flagler hides behind a faux dry-goods storefront in the Alfred I Dupont Building, the Downtown bar that plays its 1930s general-store fit-out straight and pours classics on tap.
TipHappy hour weekdays 16:00-19:00 with half-off cocktails. Open until 02:00 most nights; the front-window seats fill first.
