R House in Miami's Wynwood Arts District delivers a vibrant dining and entertainment experience that captures the city's eclectic vibe. This dynamic spot fuses Latin American flavors with innovative dishes like juicy burgers, signature cocktails, Prime Tomahawk, and crispy snapper, all crafted from fresh, local ingredients. The atmosphere buzzes with graffiti-inspired art, colorful concrete walls, and contemporary elegance, creating an upscale yet lively lounge feel.
Iconic for its high-energy Drag Brunch on weekends, featuring family-style menus, bottomless drinks, and captivating performances, R House is a must-visit. It doubles as a premier event venue for weddings, corporate gatherings, or private dinners, accommodating up to 500 guests indoors and outdoors. Enjoy happy hours, wine specials, and immersive dinner theater shows with local talent. Whether savoring bold cuisine or dancing to live entertainment, R House offers unforgettable moments blending food, fun, and flair.
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Nearby Locations
Wynwood Walls
Museum of Graffiti
New World Center
Gramps
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 17:00 - 23:00
Thursday: 17:00 - 02:00
Friday: 17:00 - 03:00
Saturday: 11:00 - 03:00
Sunday: 11:00 - 23:00
Miami
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