Wynwood's martini bar.

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Spanglish, the martini bar in Wynwood, Miami

Spanglish Martini Bar sits at 2808 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33127, in the Wynwood Arts District, a short walk from the Wynwood Walls. It is one room of around forty seats: round tables with brass rims, forest-green channel-tufted banquettes, velvet armchairs in green and burnt orange, and gold botanical murals under amber pendant light. The martini is the point. Classic, dirty, espresso and a short list of house martinis are built to order, cold, in a chilled glass, and the kitchen sends out tapas and handhelds that are meant to be eaten with a drink in the other hand.

If you are looking for an upscale cocktail bar in Wynwood for a date night, a girls night, an after-work martini or a birthday, this is the room. If you are looking for where to watch the game in Wynwood without the volume of a full sports bar, this is also the room: wall-mounted TVs, sound on for the featured event, martinis on the table. Spanglish is not a traditional sports bar: it is a martini bar and cocktail lounge with TVs that hosts select watch parties, and the room stays a lounge even on the biggest nights.

Reservations are simple. Book a table online through the Reserve button, or call (786) 870-4258. Walk-ins are welcome when there is space, but a martini bar this size fills on watch-party nights, so reserve ahead and order the first round the moment you sit down.

The martini list

The list opens with the classics, a proper dirty martini and an espresso martini pulled on real espresso, then moves into house martinis built around the room: burnt orange, deep green, guava, lychee, cafecito. Every martini at this martini bar is made to order and served in a chilled glass. Order one, then order the one your neighbor has.

Where to watch in Wynwood, with a martini in hand

Spanglish programs select watch parties for TV, sports and live events: Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes games, the NFL slate, UFC and boxing cards, and the reality-show finales people actually gather for. The featured event plays with the sound on across the wall-mounted TVs. This is a cocktail bar with TVs, not a wall of them, so the room stays a lounge even on a big night.

Every watch party has its own page with showtimes, a reserve button and a short FAQ. Reserve a table for the night you want; the calendar fills on marquee nights, and a martini bar with forty seats does not have a standing-room section.

After work, before the night

The after-work martini is the reason this martini bar exists. Come in from Wynwood, Midtown or the Design District, take a seat in a velvet armchair, and order a dirty martini and a plate of croquetas before the room fills. Happy hour runs Thursday to Saturday, 5 PM to 7 PM; the full happy hour menu and fine print are on the Happy Hour page.

Birthdays, bachelorettes, and the table for twelve

The whole room seats around forty, which makes Spanglish a natural private-event venue for a birthday, a bachelorette, a corporate cocktail hour or a launch party that wants velvet and brass instead of a banquet hall. Group reservations are welcome any night; for a full or partial buyout, tell us the date, the headcount and what you are celebrating, and we will build the evening around the martini list and the kitchen.