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4000 Ne 2nd Ave
Miami , FL 33137
3055735474
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Business Hours:
- Monday To Thursday From 06:00 PM To 11:00 PM Friday To Saturday From 06:00 PM To 02:00 AM
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The blending of Asian, Middle Eastern and Latin American flavors in these small dishes is amazing. They have an excellent all-Spanish wine list and decadent desserts. -Michael Cohen, Miami Social
Michelle Bernstein's stylish spin on Spanish tapas is a culinary destination and Design District hot spot with creative cocktail menu and buzzy bar scene. [Eater 38 Member]
Sra. Martinez serves small plates of big-flavored foods styled after the famed tapas of Andalusia.
Now offering brunch! What's not to love about grits served with a tangy Tabasco butter and ham broth topped with a poached egg.
If you are into cocktails, this a great spot to be. They have top notch bartenders and make some delicious drinks!
The bacon wrapped dates and croquetas are excellent here!
Try one of the specialty cocktails from the upstairs bar, or have a glass of wine from the all-Spanish list at this tapas hotspot. Sit outside and enjoy any one of 50 hot or cold dishes.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Home to real cocktails. House-made bitters, freshly cracked eggs, etc. You never feel like you're drinking in a restaurant.
Try one of the specialty cocktails from the upstairs bar, or have a glass of wine from the all-Spanish list at this tapas hotspot. Sit outside and enjoy any one of 50 hot or cold dishes.
Consider Sra. Martinez the Andalusian alter ego of Michy?s ? same big flavors crammed onto ?small plates,? albeit with a heavier anchor in the Mediterranean.