Gelato in the
Arts District

The Arts District

NW 2nd Avenue is the spine of Wynwood. What was a warehouse district became, over about fifteen years, the densest concentration of outdoor murals in the city: Wynwood Walls, the galleries around it, and dozens of painted facades that get repainted often enough that the street is never quite the same twice. Breweries, studios and restaurants filled in around them. It is the part of Miami that stays up latest and the one most people photograph, and our boutique sits in the middle of it, a few steps from the murals.

What you will find here

Wynwood carries the full Quore range, the spirit-infused line, served to over-21s only, and the room was designed to match the street rather than soften it: bold colour, an open counter, nothing hidden behind glass. It is the boutique that works as a stop rather than a destination: between two galleries, after dinner, on the way to somewhere else. People rarely sit for an hour here. They come in, choose, and carry it back out onto the avenue.

When to come

Friday and Saturday we stay open until 1 AM, which is when Wynwood is actually busy. Before that, the afternoon is the gallery crowd and the street is easier to walk. If you are coming for the murals, daylight is better; if you are coming after dinner, we are still open long after most kitchens have closed. Saturday we open at 11 AM, an hour earlier than the rest of the week.

Parking and seating

There is no private car park. NW 2nd Avenue and the streets around it have legal street parking, and on a quiet afternoon you will often find a space in front of the door; on a Friday night you will not, and the paid lots nearby are the realistic option. Although most people here take it out onto the avenue, there is seating for more than forty inside if you would rather sit down and let the street go past.