Listening Bars / Miami

Listening Bars & Vinyl Cafes in Miami, Florida

8 spots where buying and listening happen in the same room.

• 400 Vinyl Room

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  60-seat vinyl-only listening lounge atop the Gale Miami Hotel, spinning funk, soul, disco and '80s Latin on Technics SL-1200 turntables through a hi-fi rig.

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• Dante's HiFi

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  Miami's pioneering vinyl listening bar in Wynwood, inspired by Japan's Jazz Kissa culture. Music director Rich Medina spins from a collection of thousands of records on an analog hi-fi system.

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• Jolene Sound Room

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  Downtown Miami listening bar in an Art Deco basement styled after midcentury recording studios and '70s leisure culture, spinning vinyl on a curated sound system.

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• Kaori Listening Bar

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  Brickell listening bar pairing Asian-inspired cocktails and small plates with a 130,000-record vinyl archive in a minimalist, wabi-sabi-influenced room designed for sound.

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• Lion's Den

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  Intimate Little River vinyl lounge with an early-2000s New York club aesthetic, part of Miami's expanding listening-bar scene.

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• Mad Records Cafe

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  MiMo district spot inside a midcentury motel blending an all-day cafe, vinyl record retail and a radio station/nightclub with curated DJ sets and a riverside patio.

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• Miami Sound Bar

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  Downtown Miami hi-fi listening bar with a sound system assembled in the UK and customized in Japan, spinning vinyl for cocktail-sipping audiophiles in a Tokyo-inspired dim-lit room.

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• Sable

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  Wynwood vinyl lounge and cafe combo: a daytime coffee bar that transforms into a late-night vinyl listening lounge Thursday through Saturday.

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