Throughout the rest of the week, Rácket will offer DJs, live music, and other themed happenings including football watch parties, locals-only events, and funk bands.
#Racket wynwood free#
Take Tuesday evenings, when the bar hosts a recently launched old-school hip-hop party with live music, free barbecue and an open bar. “Our menu will feature salads, antipasto boards, sandwiches and a few special accompaniments for the craft beer drinker, like chocolate-covered maple bacon strips and chili-dusted chicharrones.”Īs Rácket evolves, it wants to become one of Miami’s leading venues for late-night entertainment, especially during weeknights. “Xavier Torres, executive chef at Drunken Dragon, will activate the kitchen in late January,” Lopez explained. Rácket also boasts a kitchen, which will soon churn out sweet and savory bar bites that will pair well with your cocktail of choice. Jack, using Stoli vodka, orange bitters, ginger beer, raspberry and vanilla, is also a popular order.Įvery Tuesday night Rácket will be hosting a ’90s themed party. Inside at the sky-lit island bar, opt for the floral cocktail called Divine Oddities, made with Hendrick’s gin, rose hip, lime and coriander-cayenne. So far, one of the most popular order is The Jury’s Out, a banana-flavored cocktail that blends Illegal Mezcal, banana du bresil, Amaro Montenegro and lemon. The atrium’s tiki bar specializes in tequila, rum, and mezcal, with about 100 varietals to choose from. According to Lopez, the venue will debut a third unique area in the early spring, which will feature a “room within a room feeling.”įor now, Rácket’s two sections offer rotating cocktail menus, which are themed accordingly. What's a ' I won't, said O'Rell, with something little racket to - morrow beside an. Outside, guests will find an atrium-style room with a second bar, cozy couches and a more relaxed atmosphere. he wouldn't hurt her feelings, and Wynwood. The main room is significantly larger, centered around a sizable bar with industrial décor, high ceilings, skylights and plenty of seating. The space, which features both indoor and outdoor areas, is clearly divided into two sections. Wakefield and the Wynwood Yard, but Rácket brings an elevated touch to the neighborhood.
Wynwood certainly has its fair share of traditional bars and breweries, including mainstays such as Wood Tavern, Gramps, Shots, Boxelder, J.
“We’re really proud to be the newest addition to the Wynwood neighborhood and add to what is already a great cocktail and local brewery scene,” co-owner Joe Lopez said. Lining up plans in Miami Shores Whether you're a local, new in town, or just passing through, you'll be sure to find something on Eventbrite that piques your interest.
0 kommentar(er)
