Where to drink well in Miami by the glass and the bottle: natural, classical, and worth the cab fare.
Wine bars in Miami. natural, classical, and the grower-focused rooms worth the cab fare.
Lagniappe in Miami's Edgewater is the 3425 NE 2nd Avenue wine bar and garden, New Orleans-shabby with nightly live music and a wine wall guests pull.
PourHouse-poured Loire chenin
WineEclectic by-the-glass list, deep natural pours
FoodCheese and charcuterie boards built tableside
TipNo reservations; arrive at 6pm for the garden seats. Build your own cheese and charcuterie board at the back counter.
Boia De in Miami is the Michelin-starred Italian counter at 5205 NE 2nd Avenue with one of the city's strongest natural-wine lists alongside the chalkboard.
PourFrank Cornelissen MunJebel by the glass
WineItalian natural wine with French growers
FoodCrudos, bone marrow, pasta
TipSit at the bar to order by the glass and ask for the off-list bottles; the natural wine selection runs deeper than the printed list.
Cafe La Trova in Miami's Little Havana is Julio Cabrera and Michelle Bernstein's Cuban bar at 971 SW 8th Street, regular on the World's 50 Best Bars list.
PourCabrera-style daiquiri
WineCuban-spirit cocktails and Spanish wines
FoodCuban classics from Michelle Bernstein
TipThe wine list runs Spanish and Portuguese for the menu, but the cocktails are why you booked.
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