Miami Marketta is an indoor-outdoor night market at 23 Hillcrest Parade in Miami, on the Gold Coast. Food stalls line a laneway, with international street food, bars and live music creating an easy-going evening stop. Stalls change, so the menu can vary from one visit to the next; dishes mentioned include wood-fired pizza, paella, dumplings and gyros. Come with a group and choose from different cuisines, or pair dinner with a local music performance. Some events are ticketed, so check the programme before you go.
A night market in Miami
Miami Marketta is at 23 Hillcrest Parade in Miami, across the Gold Coast Highway from the beach side of the suburb. Its food stalls gather in a laneway setting, with undercover areas for eating and space for live performances. The market combines dinner, drinks and music, so you can make an evening of it without settling on one cuisine or activity.
The food line-up changes, and the market has been described as hosting up to 20 international street-food stalls on a given night. Other accounts mention a larger number of vendors, so the precise choice depends on the evening. Expect a mix of cuisines rather than a fixed menu. Past offerings include wood-fired pizza, paella, gyros, tacos, dumplings and sweet treats.
Food, drinks and music
The variety suits groups who want to order different things and share the table. Greek bread with dips, pizza, paella and dumplings are among the dishes associated with the stalls, while dessert options have included cheesecake, cakes and gelato. Vendors rotate, so a particular dish may not be available on every visit.
Bars serve drinks including locally brewed beer, boutique wine and cocktails. The Gin Parlour is another part of the venue, and the wider site can host private events as well as market nights. Live music is part of the regular draw, with local performers and occasional larger acts. Friday and Saturday are noted for live bands; check the current programme if a particular performance is the reason for your visit.
Plan your evening
The regular market is held on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings, with the venue’s listed hours also showing Sunday opening. Check the website for the current schedule and event details before setting out, especially if you are planning around a gig or a special event. Some events are ticketed.
Arrive ready to browse before choosing what to eat. If you already know what you want, ordering several dishes at once can help: some stalls have had waits of more than 30 minutes. The market works well for families and groups with different food preferences, though a changing vendor line-up means you should not count on one specific stall being there. Seating is undercover, and local maker stalls may add another reason to wander between courses.
Perguntas frequentes
When is Miami Marketta open?
The regular market is described as running on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. The venue’s listed hours also show Sunday opening, so check its website for the current schedule.
Is entry to Miami Marketta free?
Market entry is described as free, but some events are ticketed. Food and drinks are for purchase.
What food can you get at Miami Marketta?
Stalls serve changing international street food. Dishes associated with the market include wood-fired pizza, paella, dumplings, gyros and Greek bread with dips.
Is there live music at Miami Marketta?
Yes. Live performances are part of the market, with Friday and Saturday noted for bands. Check the programme for details of a specific gig.
