Miami

A lush, tropical oasis hidden in the heart of Wynwood's graffiti-covered streets. This hybrid plant shop and natural wine bar features a walled garden with 40+ varieties of tropical foliage and a rotating selection of low-intervention wines from Argentina, Uruguay, and emerging Florida producers. The space doubles as an art gallery showcasing local Latin American artists. Come for the orange wine, stay for the calathea shopping. Expect DJs spinning Afro-Cuban beats on weekend evenings.

Tucked away in a charming, secluded alley off Española Way, this French-inspired natural wine bar feels like a secret Parisian hideaway. Mismatched antique furniture, candlelit tables, and a serious selection of biodynamic French and Italian bottles. The back patio—shaded by century-old banyan trees—is ideal for escaping South Beach's neon chaos. Pair your pét-nat with charcuterie, foie gras maison, or paté served with warm baguette from the neighboring bakery.

A pasta bar and enoteca specializing in natural Italian wines served in a leafy, enclosed courtyard that feels miles from Wynwood's club scene. The hand-rolled pasta counter is the centerpiece, but the wine program—focused on small producers from Sicily, Puglia, and Sardinia—steals the show. Try the Truffle Negroni with parmesan garnish or the Peperoncino Margarita. Perfect pre-game spot before the Brazil vs Scotland match on June 24—only 30 minutes to Hard Rock Stadium via I-95.

The first natural wine bar in Little Havana, bringing biodynamic bottles to Calle Ocho's cigar lounges and salsa clubs. This slender space boasts 300+ wines with a focus on Spanish and Portuguese natural producers, plus a growing selection from Uruguay and Chile. Owner-sommelier hosts monthly "Wine Fairs"—$30 for 30 tastings. Live Latin jazz on Thursdays, domino tournaments on Sundays. MetroRail accessible via Brickell station + short Uber ride.