Step into this vinyl paradise in Miami, where the sound system rocks old-school jams in a cozy, bustling atmosphere—perfect for music lovers seeking a laid-back night out.
"A speakeasy-style lounge with live spinning vinyl, craft cocktails, and a cool ambiance."
"Self-described as Miami’s first “listening bar,” which is modeled after the style of Japanese bars where guests come for the music, this small and intimate space is all about the tunes. Holding just 50 people at a time, audiophiles and imbibers can listen to Dante’s extensive library of vinyl records from resident music director Rich Medina’s personal collection while sipping on Japanese highballs and snacking on wasabi peas." - Olee Fowler
"Very little listening actually goes on at this Wynwood listening bar. But the small, velvet-draped bar is great for the shy dancers who count head bobbing and shoulder shimmies as dancing. This is also just a great place to be if you love music. Their record collection and sound system will make you unbelievably jealous, and DJs from all over the country come here to spin records that are good for micro (or macro) dancing. Plus, they accept reservations." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer
"Dante’s HiFi is a Wynwood bar and “listening room.” This doesn’t mean that everyone is sitting in silence and listening to music (this is Miami after all, a city incapable of silence). But it does mean that this place has an absolutely spectacular sound system, and a really incredible record collection. DJs take turns spinning songs from that collection, occasionally hopping on the mic to give some context about what they’re playing. And while all this is going on, you can order good cocktails, snack on wasabi peas, and mentally calculate how much money you need to save in order to install these speakers in your own home. It's tough to walk in on a busy night, but they do accept reservations." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"Dante’s HiFi is a Wynwood bar and “listening room.” This doesn’t mean that everyone is sitting in silence and listening to music (this is Miami after all, a city incapable of silence). But it does mean that this place has an absolutely spectacular sound system and an incredible record collection. DJs take turns spinning songs from that collection, occasionally hopping on the mic to give some context about what they’re playing. And while all this is going on, you can order good cocktails, snack on wasabi peas, and mentally calculate how much money you need to save in order to install these speakers in your own home. Reservations are kind of a necessity, and you can make one online." - Ryan Pfeffer
