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Glass and Vine

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See & Taste

Glass & Vine, the lush, open-air restaurant set beneath the shade of Peacock Park's oak canopy in Coconut Grove, continues to evolve with a refreshed, all-day menu. The beloved neighborhood destination is known for its breezy, garden-inspired setting, relaxed yet refined atmosphere, and approachable dishes that capture the spirit of outdoor dining in Miami.

Menu highlights include Crispy Spice-Rubbed Chicken Wings, Hamachi Tartare, Watermelon Tomato Salad, and G&V Steak Frites, alongside brunch favorites like The Cuban Benedict, the Big Breakfast, and G&V Shrimp & Grits.

Welcome to Glass & Vine.

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History 

This more than nine-acre park was once home to Miami's first hotel called the Bay View House, built in 1883 by the first permanent settlers in South Florida, grocers Charles & Isabella Peacock. It was later renamed the Peacock Inn. It was where the first community gatherings in Miami were held. The hotel closed in 1902, was torn down in 1926 and was later purchased by City of Miami in 1934 for $63,500. The City of Miami renamed the park in honor of the Peacocks in 1973.

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Our Menus

Brunch • Lunch • Dinner • Happy Hour
Throw It Back Thursday • Doggy  Cocktails
Beer & Wine • Desserts  Kids

Happenings

Press

Where to find ladies' night deals in Miami for a night out with your girls

Where to find ladies' night deals in Miami for a night out with your girls

TimeOut Miami

The Ultimate Guide to Coconut Grove

The Ultimate Guide to Coconut Grove

Modern Luxury

ESTE 2026 NO RESERVES CUALQUIER MIAMI SPICE.

ESTE 2026 NO RESERVES CUALQUIER MIAMI SPICE

MIAMI POCKET

Glass & Vine shrimp and grits with eggs, waffles, berries, and brunch dishes on a white table

Here's everything you'll eat at Miami Spice 2026, which kicks off this weekend

MSN

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Here's everything you'll eat at Miami Spice 2026, which kicks off this weekend

Yahoo! Travel

Colorful Glass & Vine dishes and cocktails served on a table against a greenery wall

Here's everything you'll eat at Miami Spice 2026, which kicks off this weekend

TimeOut Miami

FAQS

Glass & Vine is considered one of the best restaurants in Coconut Grove because it pairs chef-driven Florida fare with a breezy, bay-view garden patio. Set inside Peacock Park, the 150-seat space blends ingredient-focused cooking with open-air views of Biscayne Bay, landing it on multiple "Best of Coconut Grove" lists.

Yes—weeknights are packed with Grove regulars, while the Miami tourism board lists us as a "must-try," so travelers book tables daily.

We're the only spot inside Peacock Park where kids can play on the lawn, pups get their own menu, and guests enjoy coastal cuisine under century-old oaks.

Absolutely. Parents can see the playground from the patio, we stock high chairs, and shareable brunch plates keep young diners happy.

Yes—our vet-designed Doggy Menu (grilled chicken, salmon or steak) and shaded patio won Miami New Times' "Best Place to Dine with Dogs" honor.

Happy Hour runs Monday–Friday, 3-7 p.m. Enjoy ½-price wines and well spirits, $5 drafts, plus discounted croquetas and coconut shrimp.

Definitely—string lights in the trees, sunset bay breezes, and plates made for sharing have sparked many proposals and anniversaries here.

Our patio sits within nine acres of open green space, offering guests shade, serenity, and room to breathe—comforts most sidewalk cafés simply can't match.

Yes—we seat about 150 guests and can link tables for birthdays, showers, or multigenerational brunches with ease.

Nearly every table is outdoors under live oaks, with Biscayne Bay visible through the palms; covered zones keep you dry during quick showers.

You'll find 20-plus rotating wines by the glass—half-price at happy hour—plus bottles curated to pair with our seafood and garden produce.

Reservations are smart for brunch or sunset, yet we always keep a few patio tables open for spontaneous park-goers and sailors from the marina.

Enjoy Weekend Valet Parking Available Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays


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