Lagniappe
Bar · Edgewater ·
New Orleans-style wine bar with BBQ, cheese, and live jazz
New Orleans-style wine bar with BBQ, cheese, and live jazz
"Unlike other wine bars around Miami, Lagniappe is open every day. So even if your friend gets dumped on a Monday, you can drag their melancholic body out of the house that same night for live jazz, good wine, and a back patio that’s perpetually full of people looking to flirt. Sit at one of the large communal tables for the best shot at meeting a rebound. On weekends, it’s a zoo. At the very least, your broken-hearted friend will find the sight of Columbus alumni hunting for a table (bottle of rosé in hand) quite entertaining." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Lagniappe is probably one of the best places to go with family, friends, or even on a date. The moment you step in Lagniappe, your night will surely be enjoyable. Listening to the live performances whether it be jazzy, soul, or hip hop - your ears will not be able to resist the sound. Then picking out your selection of wine and enjoy the casual, unpretentious setting indoors or outdoors. You'll find mismatched couches, chairs, tables, romantic lighting and trees that look like the perfect movie scene but simultaneously feels like you're right at home, cozy and welcoming. It'll be a good night over a bottle of vino at Lagniappe!" - Moonlighter
"Lagniappe is proof that not all wine bars are quiet, dim places that feel more like libraries. This place gets packed and loud both inside—where you’ll find a weekly rotation of great jazz and plenty of good wine—and outside, which is a back patio that all other back patios should aspire to be. There are string lights and tons of tables that look like they were collected from years of nearby garage sales. It’s hard to get one of those tables on the weekend though. But if Lagniappe looks too crowded, here are some alternatives nearby." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino, virginia otazo
"Is Lagniappe a bit of a first-date cliche? Yes. But is it also still a really lovely spot to enjoy a bottle of wine and some cheese outside? Absolutely. The hardest part about planning a date here is the uncertainty of whether or not you’ll be able to find a table in the always-crowded backyard. So, this is another place where you’ll want to come during an off time, or pay a friend $15 to arrive 45 minutes before you and claim your table." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"Yes, Lagniappe is more a place to drink than eat, but the mostly outdoor wine bar in Edgewater does have a small food menu that’s good enough to justify coming here for dinner even though the silverware is plastic. After you grab a bottle of wine inside, head to the backyard to order something from the grill: churrasco, mahi, salmon, chicken, and sautéed veggies are all solid options in addition to the very good meat and cheese plates. Come on the earlier side and you won’t have to compete for a table with a thousand first dates." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino