Time Out Market Miami finally opened its doors to the public on Miami Beach – cementing a new and exciting must-visit destination. At the food and cultural market, visitors get to enjoy outstanding food from the city’s best chefs and restaurateurs, cocktails from Miami’s award winning mixologists and stunning artworks by local talent.
Located at 1601 Drexel Avenue, just off Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road, the market is open daily from 8am. Some eateries will serve coffee, juice, smoothies and delicious breakfast items to start the day, while all vendors open at 11am. From Sunday to Thursday it will close at 11pm, on Friday and Saturday at midnight.Guests can choose from over 100 mouth-watering dishes, savoring Cuban Pastries or Tacos, Shrimp Ceviche or Crackling Maiitake Mushroom with Shishito Peppers, Sushi Bowls or Beef Pho, artisan-style pizza or Lobster Rolls, Pastrami Short Rib with Shaved Fennel Caesar or Chicken N Waffles, Pan-Seared Chochoyotes or Grilled Octopus, vegan burgers, Tulip Cakes, and more.
Time Out Market Miami’s curated mix is what gives visitors a true taste of the city. After exploring and sampling a variety of dishes and drinks from the surrounding kitchens and bars – all served on chinaware with flatware and in glasses – friends and family come together to enjoy their meals, which are affordable and accessible for all with an average food check per person of around $20, at communal tables in the center of Time Out Market.
Time Out Market Miami spans across 18,000 square feet and features 18 eateries (incl.Norman Van Aken, Coyo Taco, KUSH, Azucar, 33 Kitchen, etc.), a demonstration kitchen, and three bars. The food and cultural market is a rectangular space with light streaming in from large windows and wooden communal tables in the center, surrounded by open kitchens where guests explore, order and receive food. A visual focal point is a large media wall offering insights into Time Out content highlighting the best things to do in the city, featuring exhibitions, events, concerts and more – curated by local Time Out editors to inspire visitors. The screen will also present artwork from some of the city's main illustrators, as part of the project 'Time Out Animated Cities'. Miami based Gabriela David (Brazil) and Kiko Rodriguez (Cuba), Joao Fazenda and Bernardo Carvalho (both from Portugal) are among the first artists chosen to portray Miami's exciting landscape.
1601 Drexel Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Sunday - Thursday 8am - 11pm
Friday - Saturday 8am - 12am
Did you like this article? Sign up for Macaroni Kid North East Miami and Miami Beach weekly e-newsletter to receive news, events and special offers.
