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    Amazonico Miami

    Latin American · Brickell, Miami

    Restaurant in Miami, United States

    The Read

    Price

    $$$

    Dress

    Formal

    Why go

    Book Amazonico Miami when the brief is a dressed-up Brickell dinner that can turn into drinks upstairs. The value is in the full venue experience: Latin American cooking, sushi bar, live entertainment, lounge, rooftop energy. Skip it for takeout-style value or a quiet meal; Cotoa is the smarter lower-price Latin American alternative.

    About Amazonico Miami

    Amazonico Miami is a $$$ Latin American restaurant in Miami with evening restaurant hours and a late-running lounge/bar. The clearest reasons to consider it are the formal dress code, dinner-only restaurant schedule, the ability to plan around a bar that remains open later than the restaurant.

    Use the details to set expectations: the restaurant opens at 6pm, runs until 11:30pm Sunday through Wednesday, until 12:30am Thursday through Saturday. The lounge/bar opens at 6pm daily and runs later, to 2am Sunday through Wednesday and 3am Thursday through Saturday.

    Book it for an evening restaurant-and-bar plan

    The strongest grounded use case is a dinner in Miami followed by time in the lounge/bar. The information supports Latin American cuisine, $$$ pricing, formal dress, late evening hours. It does not verify a specific chef, signature dish, lunch service, delivery program, seat count, or award history, so those should not be the basis for deciding whether to book.

    That makes Amazonico Miami best evaluated as an evening option rather than a daytime stop. If you are comparing it with Cotoa, keep the decision practical: choose the venue whose details, timing, price expectations fit the evening you want. Amazonico Miami is the clearer fit when dinner and a late bar are both part of the plan.

    The format favors dinner and late evenings

    Because the restaurant hours begin at 6pm, Amazonico Miami should be treated as a dinner choice, not a lunch choice. The lounge/bar schedule also makes it useful for guests who want the option of staying later without changing venues.

    Dress accordingly: formal is the listed dress code, so polished night-out clothing is the safer assumption.

    How to decide against similar Miami options

    Against Cotoa, Amazonico Miami is the pick when its $$$ price point, formal dress code, late lounge/bar hours match the plan. Bacán is another named option to consider when comparing where to dine.

    Plan around the hours rather than assuming additional services. The restaurant runs 6pm–11:30pm Sunday through Wednesday and 6pm–12:30am Thursday through Saturday; the lounge/bar opens at 6pm daily and stays open later. Quick reference: book Amazonico Miami for a formal Latin American dinner in Miami with a late bar option; look elsewhere if you need lunch or details not confirmed by the available information.

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    Planning details

    Location
    800 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131
    Website
    amazonicorestaurant.com/miami
    Phone
    (645) 222-2000
    Planning details

    Location

    800 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131 · Directions

    (645) 222-2000

    amazonicorestaurant.com/miami

    Also consider

    Also Consider

    • Cotoa, Latin American, $$
    • Bacán, Latin American, $$$
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    How it compares in Miami

    Cotoa is the better value play: Latin American, lower price tier, easier to justify for a more casual meal. Amazonico Miami asks for a bigger night-out budget and pays it back through scale, design, live entertainment, the ability to move from dinner into lounge or rooftop drinks without leaving Brickell.

    Bacán is the closer comparison on price because it also sits in the $$$ Latin American lane. Choose Bacán if the main decision is the food and the room is secondary. Choose Amazonico Miami if ambience, group energy, post-dinner momentum are part of the reason for booking.

    For booking difficulty, Amazonico Miami is listed as easy, which makes it useful for a polished special-occasion plan that does not require weeks of stress. Cotoa is the practical cross-shop for value, Bacán is the food-led splurge comparison, Amazonico Miami is the scene-forward pick.

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    Compare Amazonico Miami
    Comparing Amazonico Miami to Alternatives
    VenueCuisinePriceAwardsBooking Difficulty
    Amazonico MiamiLatin American$$$No published awardsEasy
    CotoaLatin American$$
    2025 Michelin Plate
    Unknown
    BacánLatin American$$$
    Michelin Guide Florida 20262026 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence2025 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence2025 Michelin Plate2024 Michelin Plate
    Unknown

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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I eat at the bar at Amazonico Miami?

    The information lists a lounge/bar opening at 6pm daily, with hours extended to 2am Sunday through Wednesday and 3am Thursday through Saturday. It does not confirm whether dining is available at the bar, so confirm current availability directly before going. For another option to compare, consider Cotoa.

    Can Amazonico Miami accommodate groups?

    Amazonico Miami may still be a fit for a planned evening because it is a $$$ Latin American restaurant with late lounge/bar hours, but group arrangements should be confirmed directly. Bacán is another option to compare.

    Is Amazonico Miami worth the price?

    It can be worth $$$ if you want Latin American dinner in Miami with a formal dress code and a lounge/bar that runs late. The restaurant hours are 6pm–11:30pm Sunday through Wednesday and 6pm–12:30am Thursday through Saturday, with the bar open later. If you are mainly comparing settings and timing, Cotoa is another option to consider.

    What should I wear to Amazonico Miami?

    Formal dress is the dress code for Amazonico Miami. Plan for polished evening attire rather than casual or overly relaxed clothing. Bacán is another option to compare.

    Is lunch or dinner better at Amazonico Miami?

    Dinner is the grounded choice because the restaurant hours begin at 6pm. No lunch service is included in the information. For a daytime meal, compare other dining options.

    What are alternatives to Amazonico Miami in Miami?

    Cotoa and Bacán are names to compare when deciding where to dine. Amazonico Miami is the choice to consider when you want $$$ Latin American dinner, formal dress, late lounge/bar hours in Miami in the same evening.