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It’s no secret we’re prone to a casual flex in this town, so let’s not dance around it: Miami is popular. “We drew inspiration from the drinks and ingredients spanning across countries such as Colombia, Peru and Mexico.” Expect to find cocktails mixed with herbal elixirs, exotic infusions and freshly pressed juices.Ĭhef Brad Kilgore oversees downstairs restaurant MaryGold's Florida B “I wanted Higher Ground to evoke the spirituality, sights, colors and sense of wonder you find in the jungles of Latin America,” says Wiseman. Known for innovation, Bar Lab Hospitality tapped its global beverage director Christine Wiseman to craft a cocktail program that complements Higher Ground’s South American vibes. An eight-person bar, billiard room and additional seating are available inside. Not unlike the Shaker with its menagerie of lawn sofas, Adirondack chairs and various loungers, Higher Ground invites folks to kick back at its hand-painted benches, swings and chaises spread out across the outdoor space’s more than 3,000 square feet. The third-floor rooftop bar and cocktail lounge draw from the outdoor setups in Sao Paolo, Brazil, filled with pockets of greenery and a large seagrape tree as its central seating area. Higher Ground, from the talented team behind Broken Shaker (and Margot and 27 Restaurant), is now officially open at Arlo Wynwood, following a successful soft launch during Art Basel 2022.

With bars in South Beach, Downtown, Miami Beach-not to mention New York, Chicago and L.A.-it was only a matter of time before Bar Lab made its mark in Wynwood. Below, check out our Love Local campaign in action. We’re using our platform to share their stories and all of the ways you can support them.įollow us on Facebook and Instagram to learn more about the incredible things that Miami local businesses are doing. Our ongoing Love Local campaign shines a light on the people, places and establishments doing their best to survive during these difficult times. You can now vote for your favorite spots for the awards here! We want to hear from you! We need your help to decide Miami's favorite restaurant, bar, independent store and more. We know that our cities are nothing without their restaurants, cafés, bars, theatres, music venues, nightclubs, cinemas, art galleries-and all the other local, independently run places where people come together to eat, drink, laugh, think, create, cut loose and fall in love. Our editors have been seeking out the best of city life since 1968. Whether it’s dining at one of the best restaurants in Miami or buying flowers from your favorite florist, every day is an opportunity to show up for local businesses.Īnd we’ll be there to guide you through.

That’s why this year, we’re putting our effort into supporting local.

As shops and restaurants regain their footing, it’s important to double-down on our efforts to support Miami’s businesses like never before. We’ve seemingly made it through the worst of it and are seeing our city continue to open back up and thrive.