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.














