Terras
South American restaurant · East Little Havana
528 SW 9th Ave, Miami, FL 33130
Highlights
Latin American bites, cocktails, happy hours & terrace views
Latin American bites, cocktails, happy hours & terrace views
"As the only rooftop in Little Havana, this lush tropical garden is a must-visit for tapas, cocktails, and views of Brickell’s skyline. Sip on a Guavaolma (garnished with herbs from the garden just inches away) made with mezcal, guava, and grapefruit syrup while dancing to the sounds of the DJ." - Amber Love Bond
"Little Havana’s sole rooftop bar, Terras, boasts a lush tropical ambiance and an all-day food menu. Sip on cocktails such as the herb-infused gin and tonic or the classic rum-based old-fashioned while dining on bar bites such as black bean dip and chicken tacos." - Dara Smith, Olee Fowler
"If there’s one thing about Miamians, we love a rooftop, and Lifehouse Hotel’s Terras took Little Havana by storm as the neighborhood’s first rooftop bar. Except for tropical cocktails in a lush setting with DJs and great views of Brickell and Downtown’s skyline." - Amber Love Bond
"Terras is our favorite rooftop in town thanks to both the great cocktails and the wonderful view of the Downtown skyline. The Little Havana spot serves food as well, including small plates like queso fundido, hearts of palm salad, and short rib birria tacos—but you’re mostly coming here to drink (and possibly dance). The space is pretty and not too claustrophobic—great for a date or catching up with a few friends. And even though it’s on the roof of a hotel, it’s not annoyingly touristy." - Ryan Pfeffer
"Terras is our favorite rooftop in town, and this is thanks to both the great cocktails and the wonderful view of the Downtown skyline. They serve food here as well, including small plates like queso fundido, tacos, and ceviche—but you’re coming here to drink (and maybe dance a little too). The space is pretty and not too claustrophobic—great for a date or catching up with a few friends. And even though it’s on the roof of a hotel, it’s always fun and never annoyingly touristy." - Ryan Pfeffer
