Katie E.
1/19/2024
I've been here twice in the last year - and honestly, I'm surprised it has such a low rating! It's a great space outside, plenty of room to dance. Drinks are relatively easy to get depending on...
The Oasis
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2335 N Miami Ave
Miami, FL 33127
Oasis Wynwood, Miami’s cultural epicenter, is located in the heart of Miami’s vibrant art district. Oasis features a diverse blend of outdoor dining options in an expansive courtyard setting, each operating from a colorful, outfitted shipping container that showcases both well-known local chef talents as well as New York City favorites. Visitors can enjoy frozen cocktails at the Tower Bar, which is constructed from a stack of shipping containers depicting a creative, colorful mural by renowned Spanish artist Antonyo Marest, or indulge at Huacachina, the indoor lounge named after the world’s most beautiful oasis in Peru, with a focus on expertly crafted cocktails served in a chic yet casual vibe. With an eclectic blend of food and beverage concepts, cultural events focusing on art and neighborhood programming, nightlife, and live performances, Oasis Wynwood is the perfect destination for lunch to late night and everything in between.
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Mia R.
5/31/2023
Oasis Wynwood is truly an oasis within the Wynwood area. Came here for a quick bite to grab Prince St. Pizza before going to 1-800 Lucky for an event and also got to come for a concert, recently....
Adele R.
12/8/2023
I went here for the Art Basel Soulection event and what an awesome venue! All outdoors which is lovely and they had bars all around and food stands. All different types of food, pizza, burgers,...
Maria Isina A.
11/4/2022
Visited the place a couple of times and it is great to go with family, friends and a casual occasion. If you go during the day, and the it is hot, they have seating areas with umbrellas and big...
Ariel W.
4/15/2022
Completed in 2021, the Oasis bills itself as Miami's cultural hub. You pass under an archway and through what looks like an alley before it opens up into a 35,000 square foot garden lined...
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