Wynwood Marketplace

We loved the area, and all the creative art works everywhere on the buildings. We was simply amazed at the creativity and artistic ability that took from so many. We highly recommend driving around taking in the variety of art.

Well we pay for a table and later a bunch of people enter for free.. so scam and then some other people was getting through the side when nobody was admitted because of the amount of people that went to go see the copa america. Super crowded. No control and the food took around 1 hour and 1/2 believe it or not. However, it was fun but needs way better control and management. The line to book a table was also 2 hours long for 1 dude to talk to us, unbelievable 1 dude for thousands of people… no information giving until we talked to this dude, really unbelievable and frustrating

The Wynwood Marketplace is a venue hosting several bars and eats within a open concept floor plan with an assortment of nostalgic decor consisting of a few arcade games, dance floor, stage, and an odd collection of VHS tapes. Think 90s video arcade bar. The appeal is the lively vibe this place portrays. It was producing great music even midday before the night crowds start to come in. There was a variety of food and drink options typical of a bar. Sandwiches, finger foods, etc. It's worth a visit for a quick break from the heat to cool down and recharge. Only gave it 4 stars because the bathroom was not well maintained.

Best place to watch Copa America 2024 games for sure. I didn't have to pay any cover to get in. I think later in the evening the indoor portion is more of a club but that's only late after games have ended. It's great experience! Lots of fans making it fun to watch.

"Wynwood Marketplace is an absolute gem! The entertainment here is always top-notch, and the DJ knows how to keep the energy going all night long. The drinks were fantastic—creative, refreshing, and perfectly mixed! The ambience is what really sets this place apart, with its vibrant, artsy vibe that perfectly captures the spirit of Wynwood. Whether you're dancing the night away or just enjoying the atmosphere with friends, it's always an unforgettable experience. If you’re looking for a great night out in Miami, Wynwood Marketplace is the place to be!"

Not really good food, good place for having drinks and watch sports though.

The food stalls are perfectly good and fine, but the security is abhorrent. I was parked under a tree because I was waiting for a friend to finish speaking with a business owner for A hopeful event. No surprise, it’s another HEAT advisory! A golf cart of private security comes up. The first guy was nice enough to say it was private property, and I could be towed if a tow truck came by. Formalities. Purely fine. I explain that my friend is in the area speaking for a possible event, and I need shade because I can go to the hospital easily for heat illness. The golf cart sticks around and just say nothing for a minute or two. A second guy starts talking. This is where it gets interesting. He says, “Buddy, you gotta go.” I ask him if there’s shade at the other location he’s asking me to park at because, I reiterate… I can go to the hospital easily if I become overheated. He just shook his head more and more and repeated, “Buddy, you gotta go.” Eventually, I tried to piece together the aspects of heat Illness and heat stroke so he could understand my daily plight. What’s waiting 20 minutes for me to leave comfortably and without danger ? Evidently, he is a Doctor from a different dimension because he goes on to explain how heat stroke had no bearing in reality and made no sense. How could a someone get sick from heat? Maybe I’m a fool. Maybe I haven’t gone through years of heat stress to know what it is maybe… I digress . Finally, being frustrated by patience, I just asked the real: “Do you care if I overheat and go to the hospital?” His response: “No, I don’t. What made you think I cared?” He started getting more riled up. I honestly was so shocked from his candidness, I threw up a peace sign and slowly rolled off while speaking, “I love you,”because he hadn’t heard that enough in life apparently. I hope you find healing In this life or the next, friend. If you see an 40’s-50’s white gentleman that you ask yourself, “Has he gone through a cycle or two in his time?” Then please stay away from him. The other security guards are complicit, but he’s the most central to the issue.

The experience we had was not the most pleasant since we went to see the Colombia game and the costs of sitting in a chair without even having access to fans it was exorbitant, bad service, unfortunately our experience was not the best, I rescue the pizza no name that this good is mold and the flavors surprised me.

We loved the area, and all the creative art works everywhere on the buildings. We was simply amazed at the creativity and artistic ability that took from so many. We highly recommend driving around taking in the variety of art.

Well we pay for a table and later a bunch of people enter for free.. so scam and then some other people was getting through the side when nobody was admitted because of the amount of people that went to go see the copa america. Super crowded. No control and the food took around 1 hour and 1/2 believe it or not. However, it was fun but needs way better control and management. The line to book a table was also 2 hours long for 1 dude to talk to us, unbelievable 1 dude for thousands of people… no information giving until we talked to this dude, really unbelievable and frustrating

The Wynwood Marketplace is a venue hosting several bars and eats within a open concept floor plan with an assortment of nostalgic decor consisting of a few arcade games, dance floor, stage, and an odd collection of VHS tapes. Think 90s video arcade bar. The appeal is the lively vibe this place portrays. It was producing great music even midday before the night crowds start to come in. There was a variety of food and drink options typical of a bar. Sandwiches, finger foods, etc. It's worth a visit for a quick break from the heat to cool down and recharge. Only gave it 4 stars because the bathroom was not well maintained.

Best place to watch Copa America 2024 games for sure. I didn't have to pay any cover to get in. I think later in the evening the indoor portion is more of a club but that's only late after games have ended. It's great experience! Lots of fans making it fun to watch.

"Wynwood Marketplace is an absolute gem! The entertainment here is always top-notch, and the DJ knows how to keep the energy going all night long. The drinks were fantastic—creative, refreshing, and perfectly mixed! The ambience is what really sets this place apart, with its vibrant, artsy vibe that perfectly captures the spirit of Wynwood. Whether you're dancing the night away or just enjoying the atmosphere with friends, it's always an unforgettable experience. If you’re looking for a great night out in Miami, Wynwood Marketplace is the place to be!"

Not really good food, good place for having drinks and watch sports though.

The food stalls are perfectly good and fine, but the security is abhorrent. I was parked under a tree because I was waiting for a friend to finish speaking with a business owner for A hopeful event. No surprise, it’s another HEAT advisory! A golf cart of private security comes up. The first guy was nice enough to say it was private property, and I could be towed if a tow truck came by. Formalities. Purely fine. I explain that my friend is in the area speaking for a possible event, and I need shade because I can go to the hospital easily for heat illness. The golf cart sticks around and just say nothing for a minute or two. A second guy starts talking. This is where it gets interesting. He says, “Buddy, you gotta go.” I ask him if there’s shade at the other location he’s asking me to park at because, I reiterate… I can go to the hospital easily if I become overheated. He just shook his head more and more and repeated, “Buddy, you gotta go.” Eventually, I tried to piece together the aspects of heat Illness and heat stroke so he could understand my daily plight. What’s waiting 20 minutes for me to leave comfortably and without danger ? Evidently, he is a Doctor from a different dimension because he goes on to explain how heat stroke had no bearing in reality and made no sense. How could a someone get sick from heat? Maybe I’m a fool. Maybe I haven’t gone through years of heat stress to know what it is maybe… I digress . Finally, being frustrated by patience, I just asked the real: “Do you care if I overheat and go to the hospital?” His response: “No, I don’t. What made you think I cared?” He started getting more riled up. I honestly was so shocked from his candidness, I threw up a peace sign and slowly rolled off while speaking, “I love you,”because he hadn’t heard that enough in life apparently. I hope you find healing In this life or the next, friend. If you see an 40’s-50’s white gentleman that you ask yourself, “Has he gone through a cycle or two in his time?” Then please stay away from him. The other security guards are complicit, but he’s the most central to the issue.

The experience we had was not the most pleasant since we went to see the Colombia game and the costs of sitting in a chair without even having access to fans it was exorbitant, bad service, unfortunately our experience was not the best, I rescue the pizza no name that this good is mold and the flavors surprised me.

How have I never been to Wynwood Marketplace?! Some friends and I popped in last night to watch the Copa America finals and it was a BLAST. This venue is huge, with so many tvs and multiple bars making it a great place to go with a group as well as to watch a game. They also have a DJ - which kept the party going pre and post game. If you're hungry, no need to worry as there are several venues within the marketplace where you can grab a bite. For being so crowded, the service was awesome and they kept the bar lines moving. Would definitely keep this top of mind for a big game, and would love to check it out without something going on as it seemed to have a lot to offer in the space.

We participated in the Wynwood Cinco de Mayo Bar Crawl from 5PM-11PM. A $30 ticket included 5 bars with 1 free drink and free entry at each. Unfortunately, the free drink at each of these bars included a cheap liquor (whisky, tequila, vodka, or rum) and 1 mixer (Sprite, Coke, cranberry juice, or OJ). We had fun but wish we had more options for the drinks! We couldn't even order a margarita. We arrived to The Deck at 10PM and stayed for about 1.5 hours. This is our second time here. It was packed this time around! Definitely getting more popular. Such a fun spot to dance, drink, and have lots of fun with friends! Overall, I'd say this place is "great."

It's a very nice space and a cool concept with plenty of food options and a few bars. I cannot support any business that expects its patrons to pay for water on a 90+ degree day though. Putting people's health and safety at risk to make a few extra bucks is never okay. Avoid.

This is a cool outdoor spot with tons of space. There's tv's everywhere so you can watch from any angle. They allow pets and the drinks are good. The prices are too high, but it's typical for Miami. Bartenders are always friendly and so are the hosts.

Had a burger and fries from Wynbrgr.. It was basically an adult size McDonald double cheeseburger but without the extra preservative.. fries were amazing. I would recommend.

We were walking around Wynwood and decided to stop here for a drink and a quick bite. Based on their menu they have different "kitchens" to choose from...hot dogs, Mexican, Colombian, Pizza, etc. I got an order of empanadas (these are the Colombian ones, made with corn and fried), filled with beef...these were actually tasty and nicely filled with beef. I also got a Chicken Arepa and it was loaded with shredded chicken, not bad, but the prices are high...each dish was $10 and when you get your check, they add a hefty service charge, which includes the tip for the staff, so no additional tip is needed, but the waitress, of course does not tell you about the service charge and many people will just add a tip without reading the bill. Loud, loud music is being played in here and if you go to the restroom, they have attendants ready to take your tip just for turning on the faucet. Not great experience, but it was nice to sit outside on a cool sunny day.

I came here on a Saturday to watch the World Cup Game. It is a large venue with projectors and bars everywhere. They were offering free Modelos which was great. All the tables were booked quickly. I was able to find an open area to meet new people and cheer on for our favorite team. This place is great for large sporting events. On a regular day this place has a variety of food and shopping options. I came by here for lunch one day and was surprised by everything available. At night it turns into more of a night club with a DJ playing the top songs. There is a cover charge which I did not like. The music was great but it did not get crowded as other places in the area. That is probably due to the cover charge.

We came out to take a look at the marketplace and shop a little. Unfortunately only half of the venue was operating. The weather was calling for rain so that may have been why many vendors weren't present. There were also signs advertising for renting there so that may also play apart on why it was deserted. We ended up walking the shops that were nearby. There are food, CBD, shopping and entertainment all down the road from the marketplace. That was the big win since we were already in the area. I'd say it would be a nice area to visit if in area.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this place - half of the restaurants stalls were not open / empty during prime dining hours on a Saturday. It just seemed like there are much better and livelier options in Wynwood to spend an evening. Maybe it was popular at one point but definitely not in late 2023. Shame as the space looks like it has potential.

Terrible place. They hustle you when you order. I got 2 burgers for 16 each. The guy charged me 25% tip automatically and as I signed it asked for an additional 20% tip. $42 before asking for another tip is insane. The burgers were very mediocre and the place is outside so way too hot to want to stay and mingle. I hope I'm never back.

Looking for a spot to walk around in Wynwood and check out locally owned shops while enjoying sips and bites too? Head to Wynwood Market Place -- this spot offers it all. From little shops that sell all sorts of stuff to fresh juices and yummy bites, they really got you covered. I was recently walking around Wynwood when I heard music coming from here, I instantly walked over because the vibes were so lively and it seemed like the perfect spot to walk around and shop local. I bought fresh made lemonade and bought myself a cute shirt too. All the vendors are unique in their own way. Whether you're window shopping or looking for something specific, I'm sure you'll find it here. This is definitely a go-to stop if you're in the Wynwood area.

We came here right around the time it opened and got a chicken arepa and veggie tacos without cheese. Our food came out at a reasonable time and we loved both items. The veggie tacos were the best I've ever had and the chicken arepa was great. The marketplace is a complete vibe and we will be back sometime for the late night activities and eats.

The Ambiance was phenomenal, as it was great place to watch the Super Bowl. There are some food venders and a multitude of bars. The service was pretty good. The highlight of this area is the ambiance.

This place is always like half closed, and the stalls that are open are very expensive considering the vibe is just not there. But my friend wanted to check it out and so I paid $22 for a cocktail, and when I asked if the tip was included, the cashier told me "no only a 20% service fee. You can leave a tip if you want." What? There are better places to check out. I think this place hosts concerts and such, so maybe if you're stuck inside and are not able to reenter a party then it makes sense to eat and drink at the stalls inside the venue. Lots of missed potential.

Super chill, spacious area for chilling with friends for food, drinks, or just to watch a dolphins game. There are plenty of seatings areas, murals for photo ops, and vendors selling a variety of items. I did not order food from here, so cannot comment on that. I would definitely do a walk around at the very least.

This is such a unique concept that honestly would only work in a warm weather climate and in a cool artsy neighborhood. Imagine arts and crafts mixed with a food court, bar, and dance club and you have this marketplace. We shopped at some local vendors and I overbought some jewelry that was reasonably priced. We were already full but did look at the food trucks with envy. Drinks aren't cheap like most of Miami but why not? There is a DJ spinning an eclectic mix that I am sure gets bumping later in the evening. Next time you are in Wynwood I recommend just checking this out.

Amazing place but go on weekends only. I made a mistake and went on Thursday and 60% shops were closed. The gift shops are nice but souvenirs and everything is too expensive. The coconut place is amazing . They sell coconut shakes and coconut water and that taste amazing. The restaurant deck is good but not kid friendly. I could see many pizza places and other restaurants at the back but they were all closed. Def recommend trying it out but on a weekend. Parking - there is no assigned parking. They have street parking. I was lucky to find a garage nearby and parked it there ( wasn't too expensive )

This place is always packed and full of tourists as well as locals. Nice art and photo ops. Decent food trucks. Good selection of beers and cocktails. There's also nice music playing. I went on an afternoon, wasn't so packed, I grabbed a cold beer and had some Mexican food at the pink Paloma. Food was decent for a food truck. Overall good atmosphere and vibe from this place.

Thursday night review : Super empty only about 10 people at the deck! Service: the worst service in a while. We waited about 25-30 minutes on a server to approach the table and no one came. I went to the bar 3 times to ask if we would get a server to order food or can I order at the bar. I physically had to hunt down a server. Food: the Venezuelan wings were amazing! Burger was good Drinks : the two cocktails we got were sent back twice so I Would recommend a regular bar drink. Lastly, I couldn't see the screen clearly and I asked the waiter is the service charge was included and she said no. When I get my receipt to my email to my surprise there was a service charge and another tip of the same amount. Imagine paying 30 bucks tips in poor to No service on top of ( 15 dollars a pop for nasty drinks that was sent back twice ) ! My bill was 101 for 2 drinks wings and a burger.

Drinks are expensive, $50 for two drinks. Dude in the bathroom followed me in, turned on the sink and demanded me to tip him, didn't have cash so I had to venmo Cool spot but definitely a bit off

Soo colorful!! I came to Wynwood Marketplace with a friend and had a great time! Wynwood Marketplace is a one stop shop that offers a variety of fun things to do in Miami all in one place. We enjoyed visiting the many food trucks and places to shop. My favorite was exploring the artwork. It's kinda touristy and crowded but stunningly beeyutiful!

High recommended! We always stop by and this latest stop they did not disappoint. Their bar was serving Octoberfest beer, they had live German music dancers; it was such a fun time! A must-do when in Wynwood!

Located in the Wynwood Marketplace is the Paloma truck. Steve was amazing and made some really delicious drinks on this hot sunny day. Couldn't have asked for a better bartender. When in the Wynwood Marketplace it's a must you visit Steve at the Paloma truck.

Men are $10 on Fridays and Saturday's and ladies get in free! Drinks are $15+ depending on what type of alcohol or cocktails you order. This place has gone some major modern renovations since the last time I came here. The DJ is very good and plays all type of music for the audience. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because they do not serve water in a cup (from tap) anymore.. only bottles of water and charge $4. Other than that my partner and I we have a great time and this is right in the center of 2nd street in Wynwood! (:

I am in love with this place! I appreciate that they built it for the tourist but also elevated the look of Wynwood. It's awesome for gathering, listening to music, find shade when it's super sunny, have a few drinks with your friends. It's so cozy and has a fun atmosphere with all the local kiosks and foodie people.

Bartender in the bar out back denied my ID even though I'm 24 and it's my real ID. He said "I'm not a professional but I don't trust it." If you can't tell the difference between a real or fake ID, don't become a bartender. I asked for any manager or someone who can actually verify that it's a real ID, but all he did was ask his random coworker for a second opinion, and he obviously agreed. It's really frustrating to be denied even though I have a real state issued ID.

Every time I come to Wynwood, I happen to pass by Wynwood Marketplace. It is always very lively with good music and a long line to get into particular spots within the marketplace. My friends and I decided to try out the Marketplace one Saturday evening to see what the hype is about. When we walked in, everybody was very friendly and helpful in which way to go. They have a very lively nightclub called The Deck, along with multiple shops and bars on the other side of the place. We decided to look at some of the shops and get some drinks. They had a nice seating area with multiple options seating; chairs and tables, picnic tables, cabana booths, etc. Due to the time that we came, we were unable to order food from the The Pink Paloma kitchen (one of their main booths), but there was different booths around that offered other foods. But unfortunately again at the time we came options were very limited on what we could order. We ordered chicken tenders and french fries, which was good. The drinks were amazing! There were so colorful, pretty, and strong. The price of the drinks were a little high, but they tasted great. I also loved how there was staff constantly coming around to make sure our area was clean, and accommodating. I will definitely come back to Wynwood Marketplace during the day to get a more full experience especially for the food.

Zero stars. Guys at the front seemed to have some sort of service/social skills. But the bartender and 20 year olds in the bathroom were clueless. Also, not all 20 year olds are horrible human beings. The people here can't grasp the concept of "class". Fake, sure. They get fake wholeheartedly, class is a language they can't understand. Because they're not at the point of wisdom in life to appreciate what it's really all about. Bartender refused to serve us at the bar telling us that they don't serve drinks at the bar when I just watched some others drinking shots at the bar. And if your server doesn't come, patrons should have every right to go to the bar in order to get a drink while in a bar!! Bye, dickbags. No money is coming from me to you. I had to make awesome things happen in order to earn what I made but you're not getting any of it!

SO MUCH FUN! The dance floor is really nice, there are lots of different booths, from jewelry to tequila! you can have it all at this marketplace! The music was great as well as the atmosphere and decor. Will definitely come and party here again!

If you want tequila, this is the place. Several open air bars with all kinds of tequila drinks. Little vendors of jewelry, clothes and various odds and ends. Cool art in all shipping containers and pretty loud. If that's your scene go for it! Ps Wait til the sun goes down if you don't want to roast.

This is a really dope market place with a Miami vibe. I love the food trucks. There's always unique foods, drinks, sweets, etc. The clothing & Jewelry vendors are dope too. I love bringing visitors here because you get all the Miami feels & tastes :)

The party here was so much fun! After wandering Wynwood and checking out some spots, we landed here and ended up staying here the rest of the night. Music was a mix of edm, reggaetón, and latin. Plenty of bars so no wait and lots of places to sit when you're tired. Theres one main dance floor which I didn't dare to go on due to the crowd, but the place is super open with a bunch of tables and spots to dance away from the crowd. Definitely worth the stop!

The wynwood Market please is one of the great examples. During the day you can walk around look at art around the Containers. If you want to sit down and have a drink and eat food you may, and you can shop and get to know our Vendors. Oh boy when the night hits get ready and put one your dancing shoes and experience great drinks from the bartenders and great music. Was there on a FRIDAY night and they play edm music. But also went on a SATURDAY and the dj there was Phenomenal. Playing from salsa,merengue, to reggaeton,to some hip hop. As for dress code!! Dress to impress at night Hope this was of some help

We had a great time. It's very upbeat with good music. Today there was an Art Show full of stands with amazing artworks of all types as well as different jewelry vendors and clothings too. You can just sit at any table and people watch as it's full of families and tourists and locals. I really likes that there was an open area and a covered area that was convenient because it rained.

The Wynwood Marketplace is an interesting concept, art, food, fashion, nightlife, and drinks come together in one cool venue. This was a stop on a recent Wizarding World of Wynwood bar crawl. We got our drinks at Deck and did a little dancing before heading out to the outdoor flea market area to shop at the vendors who were selling clothes, sunglasses, and jewelry. My friend bought some crazy round flip up 80's sunglasses for $10. Not sure if she regretted them when she sobered up. LOL A lot of events are held here like the Oktoberfest Block Party, Cinco de Wynwood, and World Cup Watch. This is a fun place to check out if you are in the neighborhood.

Extremely expensive food and drinks.....and dirty, overall. $16 for a personal pizza? You got to be kidding me! Place is very close to a dump !!! Oh, and let's mention the portable bathroom, you need to give a tip for being given a paper towel to dry your hands ??? A JOKE !!!!!!!!!

Food was decent, waitress was decent, Bar drinks were pricey, OK we are in Miami, BUT, they added a 22% service charge that you did not see untill you added the tip. That is 42% added to the bill. The Pork tacos had no flavor, the pork could have been cooked longer for the fat to render more. The steak tacos were good, but worth the $15.00, until you find out that they added 22% over the price, for what? Is this how tourists are supposed to be treated?

Friday night: my husband and I had 2 drinks each. I had margarita which they didn't have the margarita mix so they make it their way. Plastic cup is over filled with ice so you pretty much just get a lemonade and my husband's vodka/cranberry after a while is water down. After 2 drinks I didn't even feel a buzz. Those 4 shitty drinks were $100. I will never go back to that place. The atmosphere might be good but not good enough to pay that ridiculous amount for crappy drinks. I've been to that place many times before and never paid that much but now I'm calling it quits.

This place is a waste of time and money food is garbage the service sucks and prices are expensive for cheap liquor. You make reservations and that's a joke you will more fun and quality in your backyard. Never again

Whether if it's in the afternoon or at night, this place never seems to disappoint with their vibes and music. In the afternoon, it's a great place to take pictures with the faux grass, the wood aesthetics, and the comfy lounge areas. At night, the dance floor garners a lot of attention as everyone enjoys the music playing. I especially love their music choice of reggaetón in the afternoon or at night. It brings out the dancer in me!

Not as many food options, food is pricey, but nice vibe. Wouldn't say the food was worth the price, so just eat before you go. :)

After eating at relatively nearby food hall 1-800-Lucky, my friends and I stopped at The Wynwood Marketplace. I think we mostly stopped here out of a mix of boredom and curiosity. Maybe the fact that none is us wanted to go home yet contributed as well. Anyway, this venue is quite ample. Very spacious and plenty to do. You have a bar, thedeck, and a bunch of food trunks and stands. There's also quite a few shops inside, selling trinkets like jewelry and sunglasses. My friend from out of town ended up making a few purchases. All in all, we debated why we didn't end up going here rather than 1-800-Lucky, but alas, maybe next time.

This is such a unique concept that honestly would only work in a warm weather climate and in a cool artsy neighborhood. Imagine arts and crafts mixed with a food court, bar, and dance club and you have this marketplace. We shopped at some local vendors and I overbought some jewelry that was reasonably priced. We were already full but did look at the food trucks with envy. Drinks aren't cheap like most of Miami but why not? There is a DJ spinning an eclectic mix that I am sure gets bumping later in the evening. Next time you are in Wynwood I recommend just checking this out.

I've visited The Wynwood Marketplace when it's used for festivals such as SPRUNG, as well as for normal craft vendor activity on a Sunday afternoon. It's a nice spot to walk around, so long as the weather isn't hot and humid. Situated in the heart of Wynwood, Miami, the Marketplace it's easily accessible from all points depending on whether you're walking to or from a brewery such as J Wakefield, Tex Mex spot like Coyo Tacos, or one of the nearby art galleries or Wynwood Walls.

Not sure if I just came at a bad time (Saturday a little after noon), but the place was weirdly deserted. I walked in to what looked like the main entrance and was told to "go around" for the market, as that was the bar entrance. So I walked, and walked, and walked some more, but no other entrance. Just a fence, a parking lot and a dead end. After walking all the way back and telling the employee this, her response was just "oh, weird. you can cut through here anyway." Okay, thanks for telling me that after I walked half a mile to nowhere. I cut through a completely empty bar/restaurant area to get to a completely empty marketplace. Almost none of the stalls were open. A couple of other people wandered in confused like I did and just walked right back out. I asked a vendor if more things would be opening, and he assured me they would. So I waited, and waited some more. Awkwardly standing around with nothing to do or see. Finally after about 30 minutes I just gave up and left. Such a bizarre waste of time. Maybe my experience was a fluke, but I wouldn't count on this as the bustling open-air market it claims to be.

Literally being dragged out of this place as a write this review. Have an early class tomorrow so can't stay too late. Came to watch a Heat ECF- so good. love that they have an area that's quieter to watch the game and drink/smoke hookah & a very lively dance area (mostly hispanic music which i very much appreciate). bartender was a pretty russian- thank you for suggesting fantastic drinks with a fruity remix. Will be back thank you (:

This is the definition of Miami. The Marketplace is pretty large with several small bars posted throughout the grounds. There is a lot of seating and wide open space. You can definitely go or with a few friends or bring a large group with you because there's definitely space. They play a lot of different music here so you can stand around or dance! People seem pretty friendly here. They also have hookah available which is fun too. There are quite a few photo opportunities here so take advantage! The drinks are pretty good and the bartenders are really fast. I was kind of bothered that this girl went around with her Polaroid camera and asked if you wanted to get your picture taken, but only AFTER she stays there with you waiting for the picture to develop does she tell you the photo is $10. That's ridiculous. So watch out for her. I would've at most paid $3-5 for that, but not $10.

This review refers to The Pink Paloma - Tequila & Tacos In brief, disorganized, low quality, and expensive... Disorganized: 3 patrons took more than 25 mins to order their food from a super short menu. The cashier and staff appear confused regarding the ongoing offers and discounts. While waiting in line 3 people came up to ask about the items missing from their orders that were not delivered, which created more distraction and more uncertainty. Manager was seen walking in and out of the establishment, chatting up some of the waitresses while his eatery was a mess. Low quality food: First and for most, this is not Mexican food. I ordered the carnitas tacos, elote, quesadilla with chicken and a mango margarita. For carnitas you get 3 small tortilla tacos with some cilantro and spicy salsa on the side (habanero based), the tacos are single tortilla which was soft and felt apart with one bite, the elote which was actually an Esquite,as it is not on the cob was okay as it is hard to imagine someone can mess this up, the quesadilla is like any others, you can actually do better if you get a Quesadilla at Taco Bell. Finally, my mango margarita was not real mango, no cold enough, sweet rather than alcoholic. The taste test which is what I focus on was just not there. Flavorless carnitas, I dont think I have tasted any like these before. It is super hard to have carnitas without flavor, but this place definitely accomplish that. Overall there was no ingenuity, no signature, no flavor that would make you remember this place. I do believe that you can find more flavor in Taco Bell Quesadillas than in this one. Expensive: This place is a tourist trap through and through. My tacos, quesadilla, Elote and Margarita cost a total of $67 without tax. The amount of food did not represent the amount of money nor the quality of food you receive. Bottom line: disorganized, low quality food, and expensive. I urge all patron to look elsewhere for non-authentic Mexican food. It is hard to imagine this could become an amazing food experience for anyone.

I was here 2 evenings in a row during Art Basel 2018. The venue is great, such an amazing space you can hang out. The newly food stands are great! Lines were long last night. Prices are high but I went for the paella at Casablanca and that was delicious and had a good price. Last night the music was SO LOUD it would hurt your ears standing in the side. How people managed to stand inside and close to speakers, no idea but I assure you permanent damage. Drinks were ridiculously expensive: I ordered a mojito and was not ID checked unlike all my other friends. The mojito was $15!?!!! My cup wasn't even full and tasted like sugar water. The second drink I got with another bartender. He ID checked me and gave me a wrist band. The mojito was a lot better. I am a total lightweight and don't really drink well 2 mojitos in i was still totally sober. Heineken was $8! Water is also not free! I suggest if you are thirsty, go somewhere else before coming to Swarm / Wynwood Marketplace! Bathrooms have attendants but yet they ran out of toilet paper and they were just disgusting. Too bad we pay so much for drinks etc. even this is free entrance but the bathrooms are even employed being this gross.