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    Amazónico Miami

    3.3 (145 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndDesserts, Sushi Bars, Cocktail Bars
    Closed 6:00 pm - 11:30 PM

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    Laura C.

    This is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Brickell. The decor is absolutely stunning, and you can tell every detail has been carefully curated, from the plates to the cocktail glasses. The atmosphere alone makes it worth visiting. The service was fantastic. Everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind and accommodating. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time because they fill up quickly, we booked ours over a week in advance. We also loved the second-floor lounge, where we caught the Argentina vs. Switzerland FIFA match, and later checked out La Selva upstairs, which was a fun way to end the night. The cocktails were excellent! The Peacock Spritz was my favorite, and the espresso martini was also delicious. The food was flavorful as well, especially the beef dish we ordered, it was incredibly tender. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the value. I understand it's Brickell, so I expected premium prices, but I don't think the food portions justify them. The guacamole, for example, was delicious but came in a tiny bowl with only a few plantain chips for $26. Most of the dishes we tried were very good, but not exceptional enough to justify the price, especially considering the portion sizes. Knocking even $5-10 off some of the dishes would make the experience feel much more reasonable. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the beautiful atmosphere, great drinks, and outstanding service, just be prepared for the prices.

    Table guacamole and Brazilian cheese bread
    Melissa B.

    Exceptional customer service before we even stepped foot inside! I wanted to write this review because my experience with Amazonico started long before we arrived, and their customer service genuinely impressed me. Making a reservation was very easy, but I do recommend reading the credit card policy carefully. I initially missed the fine print and didn't realize that cancellations within the required timeframe are $50 per person, not per reservation. For our party of three, that meant I was expecting to lose $150. Unfortunately, our incoming flight was canceled, and because the restaurant doesn't open until 6 p.m., I couldn't reach anyone before the cancellation window closed. I emailed the reservation contact anyway, hoping for the best. To my surprise, within about three hours a very kind representative personally called me back and modified our reservation. She absolutely didn't have to do that, and I had already accepted that I'd probably be out the $150. That level of customer service made a lasting impression before we ever walked through the doors. She also took the time to clarify the family policies, which I found a little confusing on the website. The restaurant and lounge are separate spaces. Guests under 21 are welcome in the restaurant but not in the lounge. Children under 10 are asked to dine before 7 p.m., while children over 10 are welcome in the restaurant at any time. That clarification was incredibly helpful for planning our evening. As for the food, I'll keep it brief since plenty of other reviews cover it in detail. The tableside guacamole was excellent--don't skip the finishing salt, because it really brings all the flavors together. The Brazilian cheese bread was so good that we ordered a second basket. I had the Chilean sea bass, which was very good, and paired it with the carrots and broccolini. Since most entrées are à la carte, I'd definitely recommend ordering sides if you have a healthy appetite. The vegetables were a generous portion and were delicious. My child ordered sushi, which was good as well. One thing to know before you go is that the menu can take a little deciphering if you're unfamiliar with some of the ingredients or dishes, and younger diners may have a harder time deciding what to order. The atmosphere is beautiful and energetic, but on the lower level it is very loud. If you're going for the ambiance, live music, and lively vibe, you'll probably love it. If you're hoping for an intimate dinner or meaningful conversation, just know you'll likely be talking over the music most of the evening. For three people, including appetizers, entrées, sides, and drinks, our bill came to just under $300. Keep in mind that a 20% service charge is automatically added and goes to the servers and waitstaff, so factor that into your budget. Overall, while the food and atmosphere were enjoyable, the standout part of our experience was the outstanding customer service. The way they handled an unexpected travel issue earned my trust, and that's the reason I'll gladly return.

    Wild snapper
    Angela N.

    I was here shortly after it opened for a private event which was phenomenal. Food and service were excellent. We had cocktails and appetizers on the rooftop and then we were seated inside for dinner. I decided to bring my friend back this past weekend and definitely a different experience. Our server was efficient but not the most helpful. We asked if the tonic could be swapped out for soda and he said that none of the cocktails could be altered. I asked if they were batched and he said no - they just won't make changes. Super odd. The ensalada Amazonica was delicious. My friend ordered the guacamole as she saw it go by but didn't realize it had sea urchin. The sea urchin was putrid and acrid - definitely NOT Japanese sea urchin. We had to send it back - it was putrid. The best part of the meal was the wild snapper and rosemary potatoes. Unfortunately our server did not know how to filet the fish properly so we had a lot of bones. I gave 3 stars for the live music, ambience and my previous experience. This visit killed any positive experience for me. Won't be coming back. I live on the beach and wasn't worth the drive. Good for cocktails if you are staying nearby.

    Nichole A.

    Absolutely beautiful restaurant. The design is tropical, there's indoor and outdoor seating, and even a rooftop bar. We visited for the first time for an anniversary dinner part for some friends. The food was very good. It was family style in a sense where everything was shared and you had small bites of a variety of dishes. The servers looked a little stressed and unorganized. They were very nice but we're running around. The team did not seem well coordinated. The seating was also very tight. They gave us nice menus to explain the courses but then did not bring out all of the food listed on the tasting menus...which were personalized to our party. After our dinner they made us move to some high bar stools. It was very tight. There qas a dj playing super loud music on the 2nd floor and the place gets packed. The music was good, but its an odd vibe for a restaurant. Definitely a bit over hyped and people come here for the ambiance and "Miami Experience". As a local, likely not a place that I would come back to unless someone else was paying.

    Lauryn T.

    I loved the dark lighting in the restaurant it felt very intimate. I came here for dinner with my sister and we had a great time. We ordered the Arroz Con Mariscos, Pulpo, Pao De Quiejo. The waiter recommended us great drinks sadly they aren't pictured. Out of all the dishes we loved the Arroz Con Mariscos, the rice was cooked to our liking it was filled with many so different flavors. We thought it paired well with the creole sauce.

    Mashed sweet potatoes
    Ammoni R.

    Everything about this place was great. Food was good although nothing arrived HOT. Maybe warm at best. But still tasty. I guess I didn't get a picture of the corn crème brûlée but it was also immaculate. Service was great and fast. Live band was also a great touch. Unfortunately the roof top isn't open on Sundays so that sucked.

    First floor dining room
    Delphine C.

    Came here again as I had a friend visiting from out of town that wanted to check this place out. We had reservations for 6pm on Super Bowl Sunday. When we arrived, the place was completely empty and they were finishing up their service meeting with all the staff before the dinner shift started. If you want to come when the restaurant is popping, definitely come after 7:30pm. The restaurant did fill up rather quickly after 6 though, but the live music doesn't start till 7, and they started a little after 7. Also, don't be afraid of the noise level of the live music, they keep it turned down to a decent level so you can still talk normally. I've sat near the stage both times I've been here and never had an issue with noise. I can never say enough how beautiful this place is. I love the decor. They even give you complimentary blankets to use if you're cold. Also, they are able to charge any of your devices, and will give you a ticket to check it with the host. Our camera died and I asked them if they could charge it for me and they told me they have a giant charging block under the host stand to charge everyone's devices because they get asked that so much. I really liked this touch. They will also check your coat for you if you don't want to hold it at your table. Service was amazing as usual from the hosts to the servers to the runners, etc. For girls wondering if you're allowed to take pictures with flash/light, I personally have never had a problem, so go for it! I would be courteous to the people sitting around you, but so long as you're quick and respectful and not just blasting light in peoples faces for 20 minutes they won't say anything. Girls are all on the stairs taking photos the entire night also and they don't stop them. Food and drinks were 10/10. I tried the pichana steak this time and wow it was the best steak I've had out of the 3 I've tried here. Valet is $25 and is super slow so account for that time if you're running late.

    Arroz Chaufa & Merluza Negra
    Julia H.

    What a stunning restaurant. Been waiting to come here for a meal since it opened and the ambiance and decor is just beautiful. On to the food- overall flavourful and quality. Decent sized portions to share and a nice variety of choices from various areas around the Amazon. To eat we had: Hamachi Tiradito - flavorful and fresh - would order again, Guacamole con Erizo - fresh made tableside and served with tostones - loved this, Arroz Chaufa- plated tableside - the rice had great flavor and the duck was cooked perfectly, Merluza Negra - cooked perfectly and flavorful with a nice medium center. For dessert we had a creme brûlée made with a corn base - wonderful flavor! When it came to the service the staff were polite but it was a little underwhelming in terms of menu knowledge and service time. We ordered a cocktail and some wine- the sommelier Dean was very helpful and they were prompt with the wine however the cocktail took forever and we saw it sitting ready at the bar for more than 20min. When some of the food came too it was delivered to a serving tray beside our table and took more than 5min for the server to come and serve it to us so it wasn't quite as fresh as it could have been. Another thing to note- the valet took more than 20min when we ordered our car. Overall, I would definitely return the ambiance and food was good but the could improve upon service.

    The front entrance
    Keren A.

    We came as a girls trip to from NY and heard a-lot about Amazonica. We made reservations and were very impressed with the ambiance, service and the cutest drinks presentation. Overall we enjoyed everything there except that we were seated down under a blowing conditioner and we had to complain a few times because it was uncomfortable cold. Our waiter got us some blankets and that helped a lot.

    Toro tuna tartare
    Lauren N.

    We came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. First off, it's so cute in there. It brought me back to the Rainforest Cafe days as a child! Such a fun vibe. We were seated immediately. We started off with some appetizers. We ordered: pao đe quẹjo- they were good but small, ive had better hamachi tiradito- tasted okay, pretty fishy. cute rose presentation toro tuna tartar- served on little rice crackers rollito samosa chicken spring rolls- probably the best appetizer we had. i liked the dipping sauce. For entrees arroz chaufa with duck- the best dish we had here. Nice duck meat and flavorful. dover sole- no flavor, dont order picanha- it was cut tableside, good, but could use better seasoning ribeye- standard, it tasted good and lobster orzo pasta - tasted pretty good, but the duck rice was better. For dessert we had brigadeiros- not good at all chocolate lava cake- the one at the popular chain restaurant was better. Then we went to the rooftop and the vibes were good. They also have a night club up there but we didn't stay for it to open at 11. I would recommend going for drinks, but not for food .

    Verina B.

    I have mixed feelings here. The space itself is undeniably stunning -- three thoughtfully designed levels including a dining room, lounge, and rooftop bar. The live music was excellent and really set the tone for the evening. That said, the food was inconsistent. The chimichurri skirt steak fell flat for me, and I couldn't finish it. The hamachi crudo had a nice passionfruit note but tasted slightly overcured. The Caesar salad was average, and the chicken was unfortunately overdone. Service was attentive -- perhaps a bit too attentive at times -- but when an issue arose with our check, the manager handled it graciously and comped drinks, which I appreciated. I would recommend Amazonica more for drinks, ambiance, and small plates rather than a full dinner.

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    Shreyas G.

    Great place to have drinks and hangout on a fun night out in brickell. Few different areas here. The first floor is restaurant. The second floor is sushi and bar with live music Fridays and Saturdays. Third floor is beautiful open air bar. The interiors are gorgeous and well designed. Drinks are fun and staff is nice. Note: Third floor has a club called Selva. Amazonico also has food. This review is not a reflection of any of those just drinks and vibes

    The restaurant itself is absolutely beautiful, and the decor is stunning. However, the food is way too expensive, especially considering that there's nothing particularly extraordinary about it.

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    The Lasseter is one of (I think) two bars within Julia & Henry's, the new food hall in Miami…read more There are a ton of options that look great. I think they fit Miami well, and are slight twists in classic drink options. Our bartender was awesome. She was super knowledgeable and helpful in making recommendations as we decided what to order, and you can tell she really put effort into making sure the drinks were good. The drinks were really good! My only complaint is the price. Of course handcrafted cocktails are expensive, especially in Miami, but wow. The drinks were really small, and had so much ice that they ended up being not very many sips at all. They were definitely good, but the very small size for almost $20 a drink was kind of outrageous.

    Oooooo I'm the first to review and I WISH it could've been 5 stars! No pressure !! :(…read more With such an amazing and innovative decor, dazzling bar and great vibes, my sibling, husband and I knew this was the place to be to enjoy ourselves with some drinks! The bar was lit, poppin' and vibrant. We were waiting by the end of the counter where they checked out other patrons near the sitting area. We were overlooked many times... I locked eyes with one of the bartender and she completely looked away from me.. several times :( took about 15 minutes and we reached our arms out and flagged bartender Reilly. Her greeting and attention was genuine so I was happy to get her. Unfortunately, she got busy and we got the initial lady that ignored us. She was not kind, not attentive and didn't really want to help us - she was very fake. With that being said, we had to remind her of our drinks after 20 minutes of placing the order, in which she responded with an attitude "it's being made. We're busy" -_- -_- :( the attitude was not needed. We watched others that came in before us being served. :( I was completely annoyed and upset. She didn't even bring the drinks to us like the other bartenders were doing, she made us get it. Poor service from this one bartender while the others were happy and servicing their patrons. After our first drinks, I noticed she spoke to her colleague and he came over and asked if we wanted to close out.. . Wtf kicking us out? We said no and he opened a tab. When she noticed we were ordering more, she was a bit more attentive. So wrong. Luckily, the drinks were delicious. Perfect. We did end up coming back to the Lasseter and got a gentleman bartender that was so kind and attentive and made our drinks even better! The attention to detail and love he made in my drinks, so that is why I decided to make make this a 3 stars rather than two. He saved this place. The toilet sitting area is very warm, not very air conditioned properly so expect to be a little warm especially after a couple of sips. It's also the walkway to an actual big restrooms for the whole building. The drinks are VERY pricy but the setting is perfect and makes up for it. Unfortunately, the service was not up to par. Disney priced drinks without the Disney customer service. Do I want to come back? Yes. Am I going to be picky with the vibes coming from the bartender and chose who to go to? Also yes. Hopefully, I can increase the rating.

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    Super cool lounge area
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    Lost Boy Dry Goods

    Lost Boy Dry Goods

    4.2
    (240 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    Lost Boys is one of my favorite local bars. I have been coming here for years so long overdue…read morereview. I have been watching the World Cup games here and it has been very fun. I want to say the staff waiting the tables, bar, and kitchen have done an amazing job always friendly even when at times the bar was fully packed they were all troopers and gave amazing service. Our waitress Devon always has a smile on her face and is super tentative. Thank you Devon - me and Dianna love you!

    Overall, Lost Boys is a good neighborhood bar, and I don't think it deserves a bad review, so I'm…read moregiving it four stars. That being said, personally, I don't think I would come back. The biggest thing for me was the overall energy and engagement from the staff. I'm naturally a pretty social and engaged person, especially when I'm sitting at a bar, and I made an effort to interact with the bartenders. I just didn't really feel that same engagement coming back. Nobody was necessarily rude or disrespectful--it just felt disconnected, and the energy was a little strange to me. I also didn't realize until I tried to pay that the bar doesn't accept cash. Maybe that was posted somewhere and I missed it, and once they told me, it wasn't a big deal. But little things like that, combined with the overall interaction, affected the experience. Another thing I didn't realize until receiving my check was that gratuity was already included. I wasn't verbally told about it, and I personally didn't see it disclosed anywhere beforehand. From my understanding, an automatic gratuity or service charge is required to be disclosed to the guest before the purchase, not something they should only discover when they receive the check. Maybe there was a notice somewhere that I missed, so I'm not saying there wasn't one, but I definitely wasn't aware of it. I think that's an important thing for guests to know upfront, especially because someone could easily add another tip without realizing gratuity was already included. Ironically, the one person I genuinely connected with and had a good conversation with was another guest at the bar, not a member of the staff. That interaction actually helped make my time there more enjoyable. For me, hospitality is about more than serving a drink. Especially when someone is clearly open, friendly, and trying to engage, that's an easy opportunity to create a connection and turn a first-time guest into someone who wants to come back. I felt like I gave plenty of opportunities for that interaction, but it just never really happened. I still had a good time because I can have a good time pretty much anywhere, and nothing happened that would make me say Lost Boys is a bad bar. It just didn't feel like the staff cared much about enhancing the experience beyond serving the drinks. So four stars because I respect what the place is and can see why it works as a neighborhood bar. It just didn't give me a reason to come back, and personally, I don't think I would.

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    4.1
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    This place is always a vibe!! The espresso martini is soo good, they add a lemon zest to it and…read moregrate some chocolate on top. Absolutely delicious! The mojito is also phenomenal, I love the fancy ice they add to the cocktail. It makes it 10x better. Parking can be a bit complicated. There is street parking and a lot or parking garage close by. Other than that, it's a great time. The service is quick. The music is great, it feels like it's 2016 and they also play some 80s music. It's an entire vibe! You've gotta check them out!

    Still one of my favorite bars in Downtown Miami. Good happy hour and the cocktails are amazing!…read moreThey recently added new concoctions to the menu just in time for the busy holiday season. Make sure to check them out. Drinks are not watered down but always well-balanced and potent. My go-to is their Old Fashioned, of course, but I have a new favorite called Urban Cowboy. It's made with Maple Bacon Infused Maker's Mark, vanilla cinnamon syrup, bitters and cedar smoke. So good! I also recently tried the Red Flag made with Cazadores Blanco, lime, agave, strawberry-infused Aperol, and topped with bubbles. So refreshing and tasty. You cant go wrong with any of their cocktails. The mixologist knows what they're doing and as a matter of fact, this place has won several competitions during SOBEWFF. It gets packed late at night, especially Friday and Saturday so get there at a decent hour so you grab a table or space by the bar. Will keep coming back!

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    Miami Sound Bar

    4.1
    (36 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Like any Miami-ite, I'm always looking to soak up all the cultural accoutrements the Magic City has…read moreto offer: food trucks, eating halls, sports events, car meet-ups, that one art museum in downtown I forget its name. Anywayssss, when I caught the winds that there was a new sound bar in downtown, I NEEDED to be there. The concept of the sound bar is some type of Asian thing, I don't really know. But where in Asia there might be a few monks sitting around in silence listening to gongs or whatever, Miami goes BIG! Finding parking in downtown Miami on a Saturday is virtually impossible unless you bribe a valet servant with cash. So that's what I did. My ladyfriend and I arrived early to the sound bar, and there was already a hearty swarm of brodents and thots lined up to get in. Some crack head outside was shouting about IPA's. I told the door servant that I knew the DJ or something like that, and he let us right in. Once inside, the bar has that edgy big city, small hallway type of vibe. You could barely stand around in there, let alone get to the bar to order a drink. The mix of flapping gums and mixologists concocting cocktails made for a cacophonous distraction from the actual "music" we were there to "listen" to. My ladyfriend and I ducked out across the street to Black Market Miami Bar where the game was on and you could actually order a drink that didn't cost $50+. After a few libations, we headed back to Miami Sound Machine Bar (they need to put 'Miami' in every bar's name down here in case you forget where you are). There was a weird looking guy playing depressing vinyls with singing in different languages. I was more in the mood for something upbeat and groovy like salsa or merengue that I could dance to with my girls. Although I did hear the 12" Andrew Weatherall remix of Happy Mondays "Hallelujah" at some point, a staple at the Haçienda nightclub in Manchester - an institution that shook the music world and changed club culture forever. The head servant at the bar looked like Nirvana (yes, one man looking like a whole band). He was jaded and rude. I don't blame him! As the night wore on, the crowd got larger and more deplorable, and the room got smaller and smaller. I got stuck in an awkward conversation waiting to use the bathroom. I don't think sound bars are for me. Pros: The bar across the street had really fair drink prices, and the servants are polite and efficient. Cons: the ratchet yuppies that inhabit Miami's nightlife, always on the prowl to ruin a subculture with their tackiness.

    Miami Sound Bar is one of those hidden gems that you almost want to keep to yourself. The vibe is…read morelow key and relaxed, making it a perfect place to start the night before heading out somewhere else. The music is always on point, and you can tell they really care about the sound and the atmosphere they create. It's the kind of place where you can actually enjoy the music while still being able to talk and hang out. The drinks are great, and the whole space has a cool, laid back energy that keeps us coming back. It's easily become one of our favorite spots to begin a night out in Miami. If you're looking for a chill place with great music, good drinks, and a unique atmosphere, this place is definitely worth checking out.

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