Okeydokey Miami

EAT HERE! This place has many things to offer and I’m glad it’s open for business now. It’s super clean inside with great music, amazing food. Makes me feel in a different city. The veggie rolls on happy hour are amazing (ordered them twice). The bar has a lot of options in terms of wine and spirits. Came here on a Wednesday afternoon and the vibe was very relaxed. They have tons of vegan/vegetarian options as well. We absolutely loved the service by Tyler. He was very genuine, smiley, and attentive. I have definitely told my friends about this place and will be coming back soon.

Our over all experience was amazing! 10/10. The food,atmosphere,drinks was nothing but the best. We tried a couple of things off the menu and with each item we tried loved it all the more. Cesar helped us today and had the greatest impression on us. Helped us with recommendations ,was very attentive to our needs and had overall a great energy. We will be back!!!

A really fantastic, chill place to hang out or enjoy happy hour after work. I went with a colleague and we had some shareable food which was delicious. The place isn't trying to be anything crazy, just somewhere with a great vibe to sit down and socialize. Parking was abundant, so we didn't have to pay the valet. The GM was very present and checked on us often, and even showed us around on what they're planning. Great place, great vibe and great food. Prices are what you'd expect from the area.

Very nicely decorated place that serves a variety of food choices on its various kiosks. It was brunch hour so i opted for a salmon avocado toast and it was excellent. My waiter /bartender at kiosk was so welcoming and friendly too. I will definitely return to try their happy hour specials.

This is a beautiful space with lots of potential but when I went it was dead. One table inside and three outside at 12:30PM is not a good look. I found out they do live music on the 3rd floor and there’s a bar outside and one on second floor but they need to either do some type of promo or advertising because even after Yelp had an event there not too long ago, this should have more traffic. I personally believe it’s not the food but the lack of variety and vendors onsite. Other food halls are doing better because of the many vendors offering a variety of cuisines for everyone. Anyways, I went for the ramen/poke joint and ordered the pork bao buns and $15 lunch special spicy miso ramen. The bao buns were to die for and some of the best I’ve had in town. The sauce was finger licking good and the pork belly was absolute perfection. As far as the spicy miso ramen, unfortunately, it wasn’t the best I’ve tasted in the city. It wasn’t as spicy as I expected to be, lacking both heat and flavor. Yes the pork belly was cooked perfectly and the toppings were fresh but the actual broth was closer to being tasteless. Service was impeccable and the staff is super helpful. They have a few gentleman walking around asking to help and also bringing the food and utensils to tables which is not traditional in food halls. Outside area is gorgeous and perfect to enjoy your meal and drinks when off the clock. I hope they find a way to get more exposure, otherwise I don’t personally see it open for long.

Beautiful new restaurant with fantastic decor. Plenty of seating and space between tables. Prices are usual for Miami $20-$30 a person. Absolutely will be going back to try many more items! There is definitely something for everyone!

Awesome! we loved the concept of open space where you can taste a variety of cuisine, DO KNOW that this is not a restaurant, but rather “RESTAURANT COURT”. Similar to food court, but with restaurant approach. Parking was easy during 6:00pm, don’t know what would it be if we arrived later. Overall food is amazing, interior is modern. Prices are fair for the downtown Miami area.

A really nice concept where you can order from multiple restaurants with multiple cuisines. We were greeted at the entrance and sat upstairs by the window. Server arrived and asked us to scan the menu and order and he will get us the food. We got pizza, ramen and empanadas. The food tasted really good. The portion size was decent. Server kept checking on us if everything was good. We paid through our phones which was convenient and secure. The parking spots are tight but it’s free! Iwill definitely recommend this place if you and your partner/friends are craving for different cuisines under one roof.

My recent visit to Okeydokey Food Hall in Miami's Brickell neighborhood left much to be desired, marking a significant disappointment that ultimately led to the demise of the establishment. With high expectations fueled by months of anticipation, my wife and I were met with an underwhelming experience from start to finish. Upon arrival, we noted the sparse occupancy of the venue, a surprising sight even on a rainy evening. Despite its spacious layout and covered back patio, Okeydokey seemed devoid of the bustling energy one would expect from a popular food hall. Nevertheless, we proceeded with optimism, eager to explore the diverse culinary offerings housed within. The ordering system, facilitated through a QR code on each table, initially appeared innovative and convenient. However, this efficiency quickly faltered as we encountered prolonged waits for basic necessities such as water, highlighting the staff's intermittent disappearance. The frustration peaked when we discovered our cocktails had been prepared and left untouched at the bar for an extended period, unnoticed by the staff. Such oversights continued throughout the evening, with multiple discrepancies in our orders and confusion among servers regarding our selections. While the dishes we did receive showcased commendable flavor and presentation, the overall dining experience was marred by disorganization and incompetence. The inability of the staff to fulfill basic duties, such as delivering orders accurately and promptly, tarnished what could have been a redeeming aspect of the visit. Sadly, Okeydokey Food Hall has now succumbed to its own shortcomings, evident in its recent closure. It serves as a cautionary tale of how operational inefficiencies and a lack of attention to detail can spell the demise of even the most promising ventures. As the curtains close on Okeydokey, I can only hope for a brighter future for the space it once occupied. Perhaps, with the emergence of a more capable and dedicated establishment to add to Brickell's culinary landscape with the vibrancy and excellence it deserves. Until then, Okeydokey remains a somber reminder of the perils of ineptitude in the restaurant industry.

This is such a cute mini food hall. There's about 5 different areas such as Mediterranean, Italian, Asian, American and Coffee. There was a gentleman who greeted us and explained how it everything works. You sit at any table you like and scan the QR code on the table to access the menu. You order and pay online and they deliver the food to your table once ready. They have nice happy hour and bar bites. There's an outdoor area and pets are welcome. Everyone was very nice and friendly. The food was great. I would return again if I'm in the area for sure.

Okey Dokey is an impressive space great for hangouts. I didn't realize they have a large outdoor space in the back and that might be worth them advertising better since it's not clear what the space is like from the outside.My friend and I met up to go over Spanish homework and it was a good spot to hang around for a few hours. We sat outside on their beautiful terrace since it was a nice day and I was still able to plug in my laptop outside since they have outlets outside. We both grabbed coffees to start with and ordered via the QR code, which made it easy for us to keep working without disruption. We later got lunch - she got the ramen and I got the poke bowl. Note that cooked food is not served until noon, but beverages are available before (and I think pastries?). They have parking for those driving into the city and they're close to a metro stop.

Smaller newish food hall near brickell. It's not exactly walking distance from the main stuff, but I suppose you can. While they seem to have a parking lot, most of its valet and they scare you off like you were a pigeon about to eat their scraps. Anyway, lucked out with street parking across the street. It was a little intense to cross but once inside it's pretty nice. The day I visited the first floor was closed off. Upstairs is a little loud. The sever was friendly but it was hard to communicate. I felt the food quality was nice, but the prices were also high. I did like the interior design. It was busy. Upon exiting, I did have a chance to poke around the first floor and chat with the manager. He's a smart guy, who's passionate about unlocking the space. He was Very hospitable and gave time despite must being busy. It looks like a place I'd like to return to, but somehow parts of it like the parking and intense music felt uninviting. Perhaps an Uber day trip when the first floor is open. I feel like it's a great spot to have a calmer lunch and I could see the wf someone else's home cohort enjoy some of the cozy nooks.

This is a beautiful space with lots of potential but when I went it was dead. One table inside and three outside at 12:30PM is not a good look. I found out they do live music on the 3rd floor and there's a bar outside and one on second floor but they need to either do some type of promo or advertising because even after Yelp had an event there not too long ago, this should have more traffic. I personally believe it's not the food but the lack of variety and vendors onsite. Other food halls are doing better because of the many vendors offering a variety of cuisines for everyone. Anyways, I went for the ramen/poke joint and ordered the pork bao buns and $15 lunch special spicy miso ramen. The bao buns were to die for and some of the best I've had in town. The sauce was finger licking good and the pork belly was absolute perfection. As far as the spicy miso ramen, unfortunately, it wasn't the best I've tasted in the city. It wasn't as spicy as I expected to be, lacking both heat and flavor. Yes the pork belly was cooked perfectly and the toppings were fresh but the actual broth was closer to being tasteless. Service was impeccable and the staff is super helpful. They have a few gentleman walking around asking to help and also bringing the food and utensils to tables which is not traditional in food halls. Outside area is gorgeous and perfect to enjoy your meal and drinks when off the clock. I hope they find a way to get more exposure, otherwise I don't personally see it open for long.

I was so excited to finally try Okeydokey; my husband and I went for a weekday happy hour and were able to have a substantial meal and cocktails for just over $100! My favorites were the hamachi crispy rice, steak taco, and the chicken bao bun. My husband really enjoyed the pork bao bun. We only stuck to the happy hour menu, so shared quite a few bits - but are excited to come back and try an entree from one of the different stalls. The coffee shop area also looks adorable, so I'm excited to try it one of these days. Service was prompt, without being overbearing, We were only one of three tables while we were there - so I really do hope they make it, because I love having this option so close to home!

Yes it is true it is another food court style space with lots of different options at prices that are too familiarly high for the quantity you're getting. But the food is actually pretty good. The ramen is absolutely incredible and worth a try. I usually wouldn't have a place like this on my radar but I discovered that the happy hour menu from 4 - 6 has a lot of good food and drinks for about half off! That makes it super worth it in my opinion. I had a pizza, a cauliflower dish and a bao bun for less than $30 The staff was also really kind and accommodating. I have a peanut allergy and didn't realize the cauliflower dish had them. So they changed it out for me no worries. Will def be back for happy hour and I recommend you go at that time too!

I drove by Okey Dokey so many times before I found out it was a food hall. It consists of three floors of drinks, eats and music! They do offer valet parking which is convenient as they have a small limited parking lot. I have never tried falafel but the Israeli spot has won me over and I am now a fan and can't wait to go back to eat this again. I also had mushroom pizza and vodka sauce rigatoni, both were delicious and mouth watering.

Okeydokey is a dope spot. They have multiple food options and a nice bar area outside. Miami weather is a beautiful 76 degrees right now. I got the short rib burger from Little Bird with fries. Both were delicious. The burger had a lot of flavor and the fries were seasoned perfectly. The drinks were really good and they have good happy hour drinks available from 4pm until 7pm. The staff are very friendly and very attentive. I wanted for nothing. This is a must for anyone visiting Miami. I'm tutu seriously considering coming back to this spot before I leave Miami. It's that good.

So they open at 8 am but they don't start serving lunch until noon! We got there before noon and were about to leave but the pasta place made our food early so that I could eat and get back to the office. I had the carbonara pasta, which was delicious! My friend had the spicy pasta, which was basically pasta with marinara sauce. He wanted lasagna but they didn't have any. Will be back to try more things. We parked in the small parking lot in front. There were about 5 spots & 1 was handicap.

What a cool place, great ambiance, excellent variety of food for everyone. It might not be a great drive to go to but at least valet parking is convenient. It is advertised as a food hall l, but with a server assigned to your table it is more like a restaurant vibe kind of place. They have mediterranean, asian, american, a little bit of everything on the menu, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, desserts, not too many but very well selected items. Everything we ordered was delicious, we had pasta, cuban bowl, mediterranean platter and dessert was the bomb. This place would have been rocking if it was in Doral or South Miami. If it wasn't so far from me i would definitely been a regular costumer.

My friend recommended this place and off course I had to come and give it a try. It's a very different concept from Shoma Baazar in Doral or Time Out Market in Miami Beach. It's a 3 floor venue (eatery in the first and second floor)& 3rd floor is a lounge. So it's typical like a restaurant but with very different options. You get sat down by a hostess which it will be up front once you enter, you scan a code which asks for your name and number. Add a credit card, order everything through an app & at the end you can split payments or just one person can pay for each of their checks. They use the Toast app so you get points out of it if you've used this app for other restaurants before which means getting points will get you discounts at other places. *** Second time around visiting the quality went down the hole! The drinks are as delicious and strong as usual but the food plus how you will get extra reward points with toast app went down the hole. The lobster roll has more imitation crab than actual lobster, the wild mushroom truffle oil now it's grated "truffle" and no truffle flavor whatsoever. Major disappointment as I was expecting to try their Wild Mushroom truffle Roll that I've tried since their first Saturday opening! I will only be visiting for happy hour; no more lunch at this spot with coworkers! Not worth it rather visit different cuisine restaurant over this place. Only good thing it hasn't change was the free parking if ONLY you're lucky enough! Now you can't make orders through the app; and servers are extremely slow!

I visited OkeyDokey on a Wednesday evening around 5pm, and while the first floor was closed in preparation for a Yelp event, I was guided up to the second floor where I took a seat at the bar for happy hour (you could sit anywhere but I like chatting with the staff). HH is 4-7pm EVERYDAY! And their menu is really extensive and well-priced. Parking was easy at the time I arrived, though I hear others didn't have as much parking luck as I did. The space is gorgeous, bright from all the big windows, and filled with moody velvet couches and Edison lightbulb lamps. Super trendy, and though the plants are all artificial, it did not feel as if we were steps from I-95 and the chaos of Brickell. I didn't get a chance to see the third floor, as it was roped off, so that will have to wait until my next visit. There was a private event/office party happening in the 2nd floor space, but despite how much fun they were having and how busy the bar was from 5-7pm, Pierre was attentive and gracious to us throughout our time in his section. I got the old fashioned on his recommendation, and my friends had the mule, the gin there, and the balls of fire. All were well-mixed, delicious cocktails. I also ordered the pizza from the HH menu from Dal Plin and 100% would order again. While the order did take a while to come out due to the party, Pierre again was keeping track and updated us without us asking. I would consider his service spectacular, and I'll be back again based on my experience! Note, OkeyDokey includes an 18% service fee on all their checks, which I feel was totally earned but some guests might take issue with it.

Beautiful spot for a great food & drink happy hour at OkeyDokey, the bartenders are great and make some delicious drinks. The food is my favorite part, love a good food happy hour and this is a great one! They have a few things on the menu from the restaurants downstairs, everything we tried was great! Definitely recommend the pizza and truffle fries!

I can't tell you how excited I am that they're finally open!!! And it was well worth the wait. The aesthetic in this place is top tier vibes. The food and drinks matching the hype. Our bartender was super friendly and attentive, wish I remembered his name! The first two floors are open and similar layout to Shoma Bazaar but more of a tight chic restaurant feel. The bartender said the third floor will be open in a month or so and will be more of a lounge party vibe. On to the important part.. the food and drinks!! The menu has such a variety. What's nice is you can sit at your seat and order and they bring it to you. Kindve like Yumbrella for those who remember that gem. We ordered the Arroz Imperial, chicken tacos and the baby potatoes and all were super yummy. The arroz imperial was def sharing sized! For drinks we got the Bye fe-lychee and a regular tequila lemonade. Both were super refreshing and well mixed. This is a great new option for happy hour, to go with a group or even a cute casual date night.

Came on opening week and the food was good and the drinks were strong! We were seated by hostess which was nice because we didn't have to look for seating like how it typically is at a food hall. Instead of ordering at the restaurant's area, you order on your phone at your table and the food is brought to you so it has a more "upscale" feel since you're being served. However, it did make it confusing when trying to figure out who to ask for help since you don't really have a waiter. I wasn't a fan of the payment system because they make one person from the group put a "virtual card down". When it is time to pay, the others can pay for just their meal but the person who's card is associated with it needs to wait for everyone else to do it first. You have to wait for everyone to finish ordering before placing your order and cant really order and go as they please which is one of the great benefits of food Halls. They have additional parking in the back which is nice but instead of using one of the major mobile payment apps that everyone has - parkmobile, pay by phone etc. You have to use their own system which makes you input your credit card, your car info and is more time consuming. Overall, nice new food hall in Brickell and has a photo booth also!

Okeydokey is chiller sit down version of a "food hall" in Brickell. Similar to the more well known Julia & Henry's, Okeydokey offers a variety of different food options you can order BUT from your seat! Ranging from sushi, tacos, pasta, etc. What I appreciated was that a server will actually come to you and take your order instead of you having to line up and pick up your food and scramble for somewhere to sit, like a regular restaurant but a wider selection of foods. It's nice. The feel inside is a vibe. Good for big and small groups. Date night. Anything really. I came during Happy Hour, so that's what I would recommend. Small bites ranging from $7-12. The drinks were yummy. Definitely get those.

A very very cool concept. Think warehouse turns food hall. You still sit down by a hostess like a traditional restaurant, but there are 5 or 6 different kitchens to choose from including a coffee/bakery shop, Mexican kitchen, and Japanese kitchen. To eat: -truffle poke bowl- just okay, the fish was pretty good but the toppings were meh I've had better -edamame- good sauce and coating. Good flavor! -pork ramen- again, just okay. The noodles are bland and the broth flavor doesn't stick to them. Green detox juice- yum! Sweet and healthy. Here for the ambiance. Not the food. Cool dj playing as you ate, and they are looking to add a lounge on the top floor. But missed the mark on the food ~for now~. With more options, and a swanky lounge, I think the future can be bright!

Pros: -food hall style, so if I was really feeling unhinged, I could have sushi, yuca fries, fried chicken, ramen, and a cubano all at once. Great variety. Five kitchens. -you don't have to run from stall to stall to get things! -Space is beautiful! Outdoor space was especially nice -Service was very nice and friendly. Cons: -unfortunately, all in one is also sort of the con. Because it's all one entity, it's possible that one of the five restaurants is a standout and another is okay, but because you can't separate out your rating, it's going to be more likely towards the middle bc it's hard to do it all very well. -example from my experience: I think the Truffle Yuca fries were quite good, but the boba texture needed help. Tostones were in the middle.

This food hall was pretty good. The ambiance is nice, great spot to grab a drink and a bite to eat with friends. We came for Cinco de Mayo and there was a promo with Don Julio so we received some free margaritas, which were delicious! The service was great, our server was really friendly. He assisted with navigating the menu on our phones. When ordering, you scan the QR code on the table and order through your phone, as well pay through the phone. It makes it easier to close out your check. The drink I decided to order was an espresso martini, which had a twist to it! It had a chocolate essence to it, it was topped with a cocoa powder which tastes just like Nesquik. As an appetizer we ordered the truffle cheese fries, which were soo good that we ordered another round of them. They were topped with a delicious garlic aioli. As an entree I went for the Cacio e Pepe, it was good but not the best Cacio e Pepe I've had. Overall, I recommend this food hall. The concept is different from other food halls since you order at your table rather than walking to each restaurant and ordering at a counter. This was extremely convenient and makes the dining experience less overwhelming.

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Your new happy hour spot!!! They have HH EVERY DAY, I repeat EVERY DAY from 4-7 PM butttttt they actually honor HH pricing for drinks only till 9 PM. Um, that's freaking awesome. Their HH food is ok - but I have to say the best bites are from MAC. The Ahi Tuna and Filet Mignon taquitos as absolutely amazing and super flavorful. Service was great and the staff is very attentive. They did put us in a corner on the 2nd floor because we were with a big group but ambience is fun and really love all their decor. Including the disco ball in the girl's bathroom. Would highly recommend.

I was here for Happy Hour yesterday with a friend before an event. We went to the upstairs bar. I loved the decor. They had booths, as well as couches to lounge on. We started seated at the bar and were pleasantly surprised with what a varied drink menu of featured cocktails they have for happy hour. Happy hour is also every day! We spoke to Pierre (super mixologist!) who gave great recommendations and made us some great drinks. He was super knowledgeable about spirits and gave us great service.

Came in for the first time on a Wednesday evening for dinner while attending a event. I arrived a little earlier so I decided to check out the second floor and grab a drink . The decorations are very cute and there plenty tables to sit and relax with a barcode to order your food from different vendors. I tried a few different things and everything was delicious. However I'm not sure if this is a every day thing, but it was very hot on both floor and the bathroom. The bartenders and the staff I encountered were friendly and attentive so that was a plus. I've visited a few different food halls and I'm not sure i would come all the way from Broward to visit this location. Parking is also a bit difficult if you come on a busy time.

Been here twice now and plan on making it a regular spot. The bartenders Sebastian and Pierre are great! All the staff is very friendly and personable - excellent service. All the food that I've had has been delicious - yuzu truffle salmon poke bowl, vegan ramen, truffle fries and margherita pizza. Looking forward to trying more items on the menu! There is a 3rd floor music lounge/club and an outdoor patio that aren't open regularly yet but the vibe and decor on the 2nd floor are great for a chill night with friends, a date, or if you just want to grab a tasty meal in the area. Also gotta love everyday happy hour.

One of Brickell's newest spot, housing 6 restaurants and 3 floors of entertainment. I came here during happy hour by myself. Cesar was the best waiter I could ask for. He assured I was attended to and that I was recommended the best the restaurants had to offer. I tried the 3 different tacos from the happy hour menu: salmon, tuna, and filet mignon. The filet mignon was delicious, tasting similarly to Lomo saltado. The tuna taco was packed and so fresh. The salmon was great too but not as good as the other two. The falafel came with 4 hefty pieces, plenty to fill you up. The best drink was for sure the Balls of Fire - it wasn't overly sweet nor strong. The real takeaways here is the attentive staff and the ambience. I will be back!

I first came here for Brickell Tech Tuesday and didn't get to experience much that night except for the terrace area which was beautiful. Came back yesterday earlier and was pleasantly surprised with the service. I mainly came for the work space but the food is a plus. I got the shrimp tempura which was more than enough for me! I only got food at two of the food spots there but will definitely have to try the rest!

The perfect spot to go on a date night when he wants Italian and you want Asian! Or you want Middle-Eastern and he wants Mac & Cheese. This unique food hall fills a gap that brickell was missing. So much of Brickell's food scene is over-the-top fancy and Okey-Dokey is nothing like that. The food prices are reasonable and it doesn't feel so formal. I love that there are multiple restaurants, so you get all the options of a food hall, but it's sit-down with a waiter, so it feels like a more formal meal. It's the best of both worlds! Ramen: super big portion and great flavor! Spicy Tuna Poke: a great healthy option with lots of fresh vegetables and a good portion of tuna.

I might be getting old. After wishing for many years to have a food hall in Brickell I was excited by the arrival of OkeyDokey. When you first arrive, you head upstairs and are greeted by a host who helps you find a table and get you started with the concept. In contrast with other food halls here, you will order from a server who will be in charge of your whole experience. OkeyDokey has a variety of menus from which you can find options for everyone, from Japanese to Mediterranean, you can find something for everyone, and also get enough variety to make every visit different. The dishes that we tried from multiple vendors were good, but that's where the positives end. Forcing to order through a server ruins the "Food hall" experience, reducing the flexibility of your party to venture and find what they want when they want, and instead, you are dependent on the service of your server to have a good experience. Additionally, this also adds a service charge to every bill. The second factor that made our visit difficult was the loudness, it was near impossible to have a conversation due to the acoustics of the restaurant and the volume level (this might just be me and my friends getting old). All in all, OkeyDokey had a lot of promise, but in my eyes, it left a lot to be desired. My Criteria 5 stars: The best food I have ever had, or an excellent option given the price. 4 stars: Good food, a restaurant I look forward to trying again. 3 stars: Good food, a restaurant that I am indifferent to. 2 stars: Below average experience, will not go again. 1 stars: This restaurant should be closed.

Came here for coffee and drinks on several occasions and I absolutely love the ambiance. It's intimate for a cute date and open/vibrant enough for coffee. Also a pretty solid place to get work done in the morning as it isn't that busy. The owner is A GEM! Love this place and will be coming back. Food and drinks are AMAZING!

Nice concept for couples wanting to try different styles of food in a "one-stop shop" establishment. Customers have the opportunity to choose from Asian, Italian, Middle Eastern, and American cuisines. All the kitchens are relatively close together with a small seating area in the middle. there is also outdoor seating and a bar located inside on the first floor. The second floor offers additional seating and a second bar. Upstairs seems to be the perfect setup for a small business celebration or even a Christmas party. The only downfall to this establishment is how hot it becomes inside when all the kitchens are running at the same time. I am not sure if this is because it is summer in Miami, the occupant capacity, or they do not have sufficient A/C coverage for the restaurant. But, I will say it is not so enjoyable trying to enjoy your meal and a conversation while sweating inside. In order my favorite items would be: 1. Crispy rice sushi with tuna tar tar 2. Truffle oil mushroom cheese pizza 3. Falafel tacos The service was top notch from management down to the servers. Everyone was extremely attentive to everyone's needs & went out of their way to make sure everyone was having a good time.

Went two days in a row for lunch. A great addition for Brickell's neighborhood which is not over crowded or noisy. Great for business meeting if you don't not want to be pushed and rushed by waiters like in Casa Tua Cucina. We tried different things in two days, and I have to say all types of food, including ramen, poke bowls, sushi, falafel palate were all executed excellently.

I'm so glad this is finally open -- a food hall I can walk to! It's three floors and has six eateries, including one of my faves, Dal Plin. The service was very attentive, and you can relax while you order at the table and it's brought to you.

New place Great variety of food 5 restaurants in one place Mediterranean rotisserie chicken Asian very clean lots of parking must try

I got invited to okey-dokey by a friend and did not look it up before I went so I was so surprised to see that they had multiple restaurants inside this one location! We tried food from each of the different locations and everything was delicious. The espresso martini was perfect as well as the bye felychee! my favorite dish was the tostones which had shredded meat on top and the sauce that was so delicious. Everything came out so fast we were so shocked! The staff checked on us multiple times which of course is a plus. The night that we went, they had live music outside, so it was a complete vibe. if you go, definitely try all of the different restaurants and sit outside!

What a pleasant surprise this place was! It's new in my area and thought I'd give it a try. I love the concept of having multiple food vendors but the coolest part is that you can actually pick items from different vendors and have it brought to your table. We sat at the bar and our server gave us this lengthy menu that had all the different restaurants and cuisines on it. So many options. I went with the tuna poke that was absolutely delicious. And babe ordered the sashimi from another vendor. Both were so yummy. Will be back!

GREAT CONCEPT! Valet parking is annoying you'd have to park away from the entrance or pay $10.00. We came here for Father's Day during brunch time, the ambiance is nice and comfy with a live DJ. The service was good, however a lot of what was on the menu was not available. The brunch menu was nice $32 bottomless mimosas and appetizers as well as some drinks. Happy hour is Monday-Friday I believe from 4-7. The downside to this great place is the menu is incredibly extensive and it takes time to look over everything available before you can decide what you'd like. Overall a great spot that opened up about a month ago definitely has a few things to work out but im excited to see what they have to offer!

This is such a cool spot! There's finally a great food hall near my home. The ambiance is very low key and pleasant. We were seated promptly and our server brought us some water. She gave us some time to look over the menu, and brought us our drinks. We shared the truffle cheese fries, a lobster roll, a really good miso soup and some empanadas. All were good. For dessert, we shared the lemon meringue pie and baklava. Both were good. I'd definitely recommend this place for lunch or dinner.

I decided to try Okeydokey a 2nd time, this time for lunch on Memorial Day. Long story short, we weren't impressed. We ordered a cappuccino, iced tea, tuna crispy rice, filet mignon tacos, fettuccine carbonara, and berry cheesecake. About 15 or 20 minutes after ordering, we saw what looked like our food go to the wrong table. Twice. My boyfriend flagged them down and told them it was ours. We had empty water cups on our table and hadn't received our drinks yet so I had to ask for water (I think it's a pretty basic thing that they should have already given us considering we had water cups at our table, but maybe they didn't feel that way). The water cups looked a little dirty, like they had fuzz on them. The crispy rice was yummy - it comes with 3 pieces. My filet mignon tacos were ok. My boyfriend's carbonara was pretty good. The berry cheesecake was so-so. My boyfriend said he felt like he was chewing on sponge cake. It wasn't very moist and the blueberry topping was grainy. The service, once again, was awful. Our waiter was mostly good but he didn't ever come to check on us to see how the food was. Eventually he asked us if we already closed out. We hadn't. They had no record of our check. As I said earlier, issues with food being delivered to wrong tables was a big flaw. Beyond them trying to deliver our food to the wrong table twice, I watched a food runner walk around with my iced tea confused, and it didn't make it to our table until almost the very end. My boyfriend never got sugar for his cappuccino despite the waiter saying he would get it. The man who gave us the check (after waving him down - we had to wave almost everyone down) took our drinks and dessert off of the check which was very nice of him, but it doesn't excuse the poor service and so-so food. I had such high hopes for Okeydokey after watching it be built for years. I would consider Okeydokey one of those places that you forget you don't really care for and decide to give it another chance and get disappointed over and over again. After having been there twice, the two words I would use to describe Okeydokey are overpriced and mediocre. It's not a place I would recommend to those coming to Brickell, when there are better places all around. On the plus side, the atmosphere is nice...

I saw this place finally open after passing by many times, so I was excited to try it. What a disappointment!!! I know Brickell area is expensive , this place is just overpriced and failed to deliver the food quality to match the price. I went with my husband and one year old daughter. We ordered a spicy miso ramen, a brisket burger , miso soup, and side of rice Miso soup cost $9, and it was just horrible. I can't believe they charged you this much for a bowl of miso soup. I ordered it for my daughter. It was mostly beans sprouts in the soup a long with seaweed, scallions, and tofu. I've never seen any authentic Japanese that would put beans sprouts in miso soup. The soup tasted sweet instead of regular salty umami flavor. It was borderline inedible. Spicy ramen was really salt. We expected a burger to come with fries or some sort of side since it's $19 but nope, it's literally just a burger. The taste is ok, but I feel like you can get a better burger at Shake Shack for cheaper. I truly think this place will go out of business in a year if they don't improve. There are way better food halls nearby and also so many good restaurants in Brickell. Unless they improve their food taste and quality to match the price or lower the price to make it more appeal to people. Service at the place was good , I guess, considering we were the only few people there. Not going back for sure

Okeydokey is finally open and my review overall is mixed on this new food hall restaurant. It's different from Shoma Bazaar in Doral and the popular Time Out Market. You are seated at a table like a restaurant and then you are provided about 6 restaurants to order different dishes from. The cool part about this concept is you can simply do all the ordering from the barcode provided at your table. You can simply add or update your order at any time during your visit and meal and the app is awesome when seated with a large group of friends. Maybe someone wants to pick up the tab for the group? Or you want to split the tab between all your friends, the functionality is there within the software for both functions! Really love that feature, big kudos! Another big plus about this spot is the cocktails. I do believe the cocktails you're paying for here in the downtown area are absolutely worth the premium. The flavor and the pours of these drinks are generous, creative, and tasty. My favorite dish? Tuna tacos, they're small but wow just look at the photo! How are you going to tell me that doesn't look mouth-watering! Haha! After that though the rest of the food just didn't seem exciting flavor wise. I tried a pasta dish that just didn't seem worth the price and didn't match up with the rest of the exciting experience provided from Okeydokey. The Chicken Milanese very much like the pasta dish lacked flavor and didn't really have much else to say about it... it really was pretty bland and the short rib empanada was the same verdict. I haven't tried a short rib empanada before and was looking forward to it but it also came up short. The beef empanada I have to say was great but nothing else came close to the tuna tacos. If you don't live in the Brickell area, it could be tough to get to this location. You will have to find a parking garage nearby, or if you're lucky enough street parking. So be ready to pay a premium for parking because it can get pricey in the area and there is no parking near the restaurant. If you do live in the Brickell area, just walk on over for a smooth experience and try the drinks out. They really are great. I will definitely visit again and try some more dishes out but the best part hands down about this spot are the fun, creative, delicious cocktails.

Great food and hospitality !! Brian, one of the managers were so sweet can't wait to come back. Thank you!

Amazing Food, Amazing vibes but the servers could be more full of energy i get that auto grat is there but you should be happy and more helpful, but everything else was amazing!!

Food was amazing, the pizza was my favorite, as well as the pork bao bun. Ambiance was nice as well, great place for happy hour, all drinks are 8-10 dollars, as well as the food. This place seems relatively new so there was barely anyone there, maybe 4-5 other parties. I hope this place starts to become a little more popular. I only had one issue as to why i only gave it 4 stars. The service was amazing and they brought out almost all our stuff, except our friends drink. We had told them MULTIPLE TIMES that she hasn't gotten her drink (we even started asking different employees) and non of them would give her her drink she already paid for. I'm telling you we asked about five times and each time they said we already told them. Very annoying, but everything else was fine i guess. If you want to eat here i recommend the cheese croquettes and bao pork bun. Delicious and amazing, hope to see this place grow and actually give people the drinks they ask for!

This place definitely has a great ambiance and is welcoming of groups, so bring your crew and grab a picnic table in the back or a living room-style couch and coffee table and lounge around and sample their offerings. We recently went for a birthday party and sat in the back by the bar on their picnic tables. The weather was nice, more in the cold side, but we fixed that with some nice mezcal drinks. We went during their daily happy hour that runs from 4 to 7 pm and had a bit of everything. The standouts were definitely their tuna poke nachos and their bao buns of shrimp and pork. The margarita pizza from their happy hour menu was not great. Nobody at our table liked it. The drinks were very good and inexpensive because of the happy hour pricing. The place was pretty quiet when we arrived and the same by the time we left. Free parking which is a big plus.

Nice food hall style building with a flee market upstairs. Service was very fast and staff were attentive. We enjoyed our food. Parking is limited for this location though.

Love the theme!! - where you have options on types of food. Got the Raumen and it was sooo good! Bartender was ON IT and those drinks were 'POPPIN'!! My only pause was the way the bill is handled: everyone orders for him/herself and I don't recall seeing the option to tip...and if you don't carry cash, that's cringy. The food and service was on point and fast and we were checked on regularly...which I always appreciate. It's worth the check-out and if you're big on pictures, you'll be able to get some nice ones in. Oh - the valet was wonderful!...how often to you meet one worthy to be called out in a review?!

I had an absolutely delightful dining experience at this restaurant! The diverse culinary offerings took my taste buds on a remarkable journey, from exotic flavors to comforting classics. The cozy ambiance provided the perfect backdrop for an intimate meal, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The servers were exceptional, displaying a genuine passion for both the food and their guests' enjoyment. I can't wait to return and explore more of the culinary treasures they have to offer!

I haven't been able to find a vegan ramen in this area in a long time. This green curry vegan ramen is highly recommended! It has a slight kick in it, but worth it. The service was great. You order at the table off your phone and choose which restaurant you'd like to eat from. Servers come around and get your drink orders and check on you throughout the meal.

Really wanted to like this place. Unfortunately, fell very very short Came for drinks and food and enjoy some good music. The drinks were good... Had a bucatini with burrata and wow was it incredibly terrible. Noodles weren't bucatini, they were most likely old Ramen noodles they tossed some sauce on. Incredibly bad. Not all bad, Wife had the real crab roll and she enjoyed it and a friend had ramen and was decent. Drinks were good and service for the most part was pretty good. I wish we could remember our servers name, he was good people! Attentive and friendly. Want to say Armando? Anyways he was great Vibe could be nice. Plenty of couches and chairs and tables for lots of people. Hopefully in coming months they ween out the terrible food places and replace them with better options. Although the taste will do that on its own..