ZeyZey Miami

"ZeyZey, a mostly outdoor venue in Little River, is doing a lot of things. There are a couple bars and a few food vendors scattered around the space, which is essentially a giant house. But the reason it's on this guide is because it's a great place to dance. There’s a stage for live music, and a DJ booth outside as well as in the living room for late-night dance parties. As it gets later, dancing intensifies, and it’s a really fun place to spend the night. There’s usually a ticket or RSVP required for entry, so check ZeyZey’s Instagram for a link to that. " - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer

"Nestled in Little River, this 15,000-square-foot pop-up venue adds a new spin to the Miami bar landscape, drawing inspiration from a bohemian bungalow. It boasts a variety of unique features: a gazebo dedicated to natural wines, a state-of-the-art sound system, a cozy vinyl listening room, and a cocktail bar housed in a converted shipping container. This eclectic mix is complemented by a main stage, setting the scene for an array of live performances." - Olee Fowler

"ZeyZey is special. There’s nothing like this music venue/cocktail bar/outdoor food hall in Miami, which is maybe why everyone here seems to be smiling like they just found $100 in their pocket. But ZeyZey is more useful than $100, because it’s a rare versatile space that serves many social functions. During the day, they’ll host events like yoga or the Little River Flea, a great market where you can bond with strangers over vintage t-shirts you're both thinking about buying. At night, you can come here to dance and watch live music. And unlike so many Miami nightlife spots, it’s not weird to come alone. There’s enough to keep you occupied until you strike up a conversation with the person who you’ll save in your phone as “Kevin Seems Like A Cool Guy.”" - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino

"ZeyZey is the closest thing there is to a club for 30-year-olds in Miami. To be clear, it’s very much not a club. The sprawling outdoor space usually has some sort of live music on the weekends and a rotating food vendor or two, and people dance seemingly without feeling conscious of every cell in their bodies. It’s energetic and loud, but not so loud that it’ll trigger your migraines. Come to relive the days when the thought of camping at a music festival didn’t make your skin crawl. And if you arrive before the sun sets, no one will glare at you for bringing kids." - ryan pfeffer

"ZeyZey, a mostly outdoor venue in Little River, is doing a lot of things. There are a couple bars serving wine and frozen drinks. About four food vendors (including the excellent ) operate from little huts scattered around the space, which is essentially a giant house. There’s a stage for live music, and a DJ booth in the living room for late-night dance parties. Before the sun sets, you might see some families with small children running around. But as the night goes on, dancing intensifies, and it’s a really fun place to spend the night (whether or not you partake in said dancing). There’s usually a ticket or RSVP required for entry, so check ZeyZey’s for a link to that.  " - Ryan Pfeffer