Wynwood Marketplace - Miami, Florida

Alena B.

Here for Art Basel weekend. Such a great outdoor space. Here back to back nights for different events. I liked the way they set up multiple bars throughout the space. So much art out there. They even had some pop up vendors to sell their merchandise. The music was live each night!!! There’s also little food vendors out there. It’s an all in one stop shop for fun and good times. The drinks were good, but pricey which is probably common in Miami. The bartenders were going through the line pretty quickly so even as busy as it was, I waited no more than 5 minutes for my beverages. Check out the Pink Paloma spot for tacos yummmmm. Parking gets a little crazy but they do have lots if you don’t want to park along the streets provably better to park in the lot even though it costs more.

Alejandra R.

I went to the Wynwood Skate at the Wynwood Marketplace and it was amazing. My friends and I had so much fun even though we are not great roller skaters. The staff were so nice and friendly. We made online reservations for a quicker confirmation at arrival. Since it's not a closed environment, the sun and heat was kind of intense but still made it worth it. Next time I want to visit and skate during night time to experience the disco lights.

Alexis M.

Free show with kaskade was amazing. The marketplace is a safe, family friendly space. There was a special pop up event here when i last visited during Miami Music Week. Its always a reliable place you can start your night of at.

Joe G.

The last time I was in Miami this wasn't here and OMG, it's amazing. Glow in the Drak Pickleball and Roller Skating. 2 for 1 drinks, several shops and food options. Great concept and whoever is running it, hit it out of the park!.

Leonard

Really cool outdoor and partially shaded event space in Wynwood neighborhood. This neighborhood has been one of my favorites in the area because of the down to earth vibe and creative people you are surrounded by. During Miami Art Week they had a live DJ, drink and snack sponsors giving free SmartWater, Coke, Topo Chico, Natura Plaintain Chips and more.

Kayla A. F.

I recently called this venue about a lost and found item and was immediately met with attitude from the office staff. On the day of the event, I asked the front desk about it and was told to speak with security. Security then directed me to a bartender, who in turn called the manager. The manager spoke with me and assured me he would check the office for my wallet. I waited for almost two hours during the event, but no one ever returned.

After giving it a couple of days, I called the office again, only to be told that there was no lost and found. When I reached out to guest relations, the same rude person answered the phone. In Miami, getting simple information is always a runaround.

For comparison, I once lost my phone at Club Space, and security found it within minutes. During Ultra Music Festival, there were designated lost and found tables with staff available to assist.

As a Miami native, I find this kind of poor customer service all too common. This particular venue now charges $20 for just one hour of roller skating, which speaks volumes about how it is run. What used to be a welcoming space for people to hang out for free has now turned into a blatant cash grab, with so-called “free events” accompanied by overpriced food—especially when there are better, more reasonably priced options just outside the venue.

I’m beyond frustrated with the lack of customer service in Miami. Even as someone from here, I still don’t understand why businesses hire people with such terrible attitudes—especially when all I was trying to do was locate the lost and found. Do not do business here

mealy B.

Always a vibe on weekends. I love the paintings on the wall the artistry the stores. Just wonderful place to visit.

Mily P.

I made my Sunday with this place, I’ll back again soon! I recommended!