Wynwood’s first sports bar,
since 2019.

Grails Miami is a sneaker-themed restaurant and sports bar in Wynwood, Miami, at 2800 N Miami Ave, opened in 2019 as Wynwood's first sports bar. The signature object is the Sneaker Vessel, a hand-painted ceramic cup modeled after the Air Jordan 1 high-top, served in three sizes: the 20-ounce shareable Holy Grail 1 (which stays at the bar), the Sneaker Cup (a cocktail-sized sneaker yours to take home), and the Sneaker Shot (a shot-glass sneaker, also yours to take home). The venue covers three rooms — the indoor Sneaker Lounge, the covered Miami Vice Patio, and the tented Yard with a giant projector screen — which run together every night as part of the regular bar and combine for up to 300 guests for private events, with 75+ TVs, two full bars, and an in-house kitchen.

Grails opened in 2019 as the first sports bar in Wynwood, Miami. The venue has been operating continuously at 2800 N Miami Ave since the opening.

Grails is at 2800 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33127, two blocks from Wynwood Walls and inside the Wynwood Arts District. The venue is a four-minute walk from the Walls, about 10 minutes from Kaseya Center, 12 minutes from loanDepot park, 20 minutes from Miami Freedom Park, and 22 minutes from Hard Rock Stadium.

Grails is open Monday through Thursday from 3 PM, Friday from 12 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM. The venue closes at 12 AM Sunday through Thursday and at 1 AM on Friday and Saturday.

The Sneaker Vessel is a hand-painted ceramic cocktail cup modeled after the Air Jordan 1 high-top, served in three sizes. The Holy Grail 1 is the 20-ounce shareable for groups up to 12, drunk through straws bristling from the laces; the Holy Grail 1 stays at the bar. The Sneaker Cup is a cocktail-sized sneaker built for one drink, and it is yours to take home. The Sneaker Shot is a shot-glass-sized sneaker, also yours to take home. Every size is hand-numbered and hand-lettered with 'Grails for Wynwood, Holy Grail 1, Miami, FL USA, c. 2019,' and each colorway retires permanently when its run sells out.

The Sneaker Cup and the Sneaker Shot are yours to keep — guests carry them home in luggage as a Miami souvenir. The 20-ounce shareable Holy Grail 1 stays at the bar, since it is a group cup built to come back to the program night after night. The colorways follow Air Jordan 1 history (Chicago, Bred, Royal, Shadow, Patent) and each retires permanently when its run sells out.

Yes. Grails welcomes kids of all ages at any time, including during private events. This is a real differentiator in Miami nightlife, where most sports bars and Wynwood lounges are 21+. Families are part of the regular weekend brunch and game-day audience.

Grails carries the full year of major American and international sports across 75+ TVs. Leagues and events include the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS and Inter Miami, the Premier League, La Liga, Liga MX, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Europa League, the Europa Conference League, the Copa Libertadores, the CONCACAF Gold Cup, the CONCACAF Champions Cup, the Copa America, the Euros, the FIFA World Cup 2026, UFC fight nights, boxing pay-per-views, Formula 1, NCAA football and basketball, and Miami home teams (Heat, Dolphins, Marlins, Panthers, Hurricanes). The room can only carry one audio track at a time, so the marquee game gets the sound and the concurrent games run across the other TVs.

No, never. Grails does not charge a cover at any time, for any event. Walk-ins are always welcome and reservations are recommended for marquee games and weekend nights.

Walk-ins are always welcome at Grails. Reservations are recommended for marquee games (UFC pay-per-views, NFL Sunday late afternoon, NBA Finals, World Cup matchdays, the El Clásico window) and for weekend nights. For private events, room buyouts, and group celebrations from about 15 guests up, submit an inquiry on the private events page.

Yes. Each of the three rooms is bookable for private events (Sneaker Lounge 80 guests, Miami Vice Patio 120 guests, The Yard 100 guests), and the full venue can be bought out for up to 300 guests combined. All three rooms also run as part of the regular bar every night when they're not booked for private use. Grails handles bachelorette parties, birthdays, corporate buyouts, brand activations, watch parties, wedding rehearsal dinners, baby showers, Sweet 16s, quinceañeras, and full-venue takeovers. Inquire on the private events page with your date, headcount, and the kind of event you are throwing.

Grails is two blocks from Wynwood Walls, about a four-minute walk. The block is inside the Wynwood Arts District and is surrounded by galleries and the rotating exterior murals the neighborhood is known for.

Grails is about 10 minutes from Kaseya Center (home of the Miami Heat), about 22 minutes from Hard Rock Stadium (home of the Miami Dolphins and the FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami matches), about 20 minutes from Miami Freedom Park (home of Inter Miami CF), and about 12 minutes from loanDepot park (home of the Miami Marlins). Florida Panthers home games at Amerant Bank Arena are about 30 minutes from the venue.

The New York Times Athletic named Grails the place to watch World Cup 2026 in Wynwood. The Miami Herald called Grails 'basically Miami's soccer headquarters' in its World Cup 2026 dining guide. The Miami Dolphins named Grails the 2024 Bar of the Year on the team's official Bar Network. Miami New Times has named Grails Best Sports Bar in Miami three times (2020, 2022, 2025). USA Today 10Best has named Grails a Readers' Choice nominee for Best Soccer Bar in America. Grails is carried on the official Greater Miami & Beaches tourism listing (Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau) and the official Wynwood Business Improvement District directory. The venue carries a 4.7-star rating across 3,200+ Google reviews, a 4.8-star rating on TripAdvisor, and a 4.4-star rating on Yelp. Print and online press coverage includes The New York Times (The Athletic), Miami Herald, Wall Street Journal, CBS Sports, Charlotte Observer, Eater Miami (including the 'Best Celebrity Sightings' map naming Maluma, Bad Bunny, Dwyane Wade, and Pitbull among visitors), Time Out Miami, The Infatuation, Matador Network, Thrillist, and Miami New Times. Television broadcast coverage on Miami networks includes WSVN 7 News Deco Drive (four featured segments since 2021 covering the sneaker concept, Miami Art Week charity, the NBA Finals pivot, and the Majorwavez Lab shoe workshops), WPLG Local 10 (Miami Hurricanes Cotton Bowl watch party, 2025), and CBS News Miami (Heat Eastern Conference Finals segment, 2023).

Yes. Free street parking and several pay lots are within a one-block walk of 2800 N Miami Ave. Wynwood is walkable from most surrounding neighborhoods, and rideshare drop-off is the easiest option on busy nights.

Yes. Grails runs a daily Wynwood happy hour. Hours and offers are listed on the happy hour page.

The kitchen runs shareable plates and group-sized platters built for tables watching the game together, rather than individual entrees served in courses. Burgers, smash sliders, sweet-potato fries, wings, ceviche, tacos, and seasonal specials are the regular rotation. The kitchen stays open through closing every night.

Yes. Hookah service runs after dark on the covered Miami Vice Patio and in The Yard.

All three. Walk-in bar seating works for solo guests and small dates, table seating fits groups of two to forty across the three rooms, and the full-buyout option scales up to 300 guests for private events. The kitchen, the bar program, and the screens all support the full range.

Yes. Both the staff and the regular crowd are bilingual. English and Spanish are spoken across the floor and behind the bar, which reflects the actual demographics of Miami (where about 71 percent of residents are Latino or Hispanic).