Miami · 34 places · 11 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in Miami.
All 34 gift and specialty shops we cover in Miami, from Bayside Marketplace, Little Havana and Coconut Grove, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 34
Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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Official shop of the Wynwood Walls mural park, selling limited-edition prints, art books, apparel and collectibles by the participating street artists.
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Local-artist gift shop on NW 2nd Ave selling original art, handmade goods, apparel and Miami-inspired gifts, including the Kawaii Universe sticker-and-patch brand.
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Florist Sabrina Cohen's studio making sculptural, bespoke bouquets and arrangements daily.
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Apple's glass-walled Lincoln Road store for iPhone, Mac and iPad, with Genius Bar support and free Today at Apple sessions.
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Soccer-culture shop with exclusive club and national-team jerseys, sneakers and apparel for futbol fans.
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Apple's full-line store for iPhone, Mac and accessories, with Genius Bar support.
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Business and travel essentials from the brand founded in 1975, focused on functional, well-designed gear for life on the move; Level 1, West Block.
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Family-owned cigar factory where you can watch rollers hand-roll house blends and custom cigars.
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Cigar shop and lounge with rollers demonstrating traditional technique; serves cafecito in the lounge.
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Family cigar shop rolling cigars on site, with a large boutique selection and Cuban coffee while you watch the rollers.
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Family-owned shop selling handmade artisan goods, jewelry, postcards and Cuban-inspired art; D&D Art Restoration works in the back room.
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Lower East Side eyewear house since 1915; frames and sunglasses with boutique fitting service.
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Spiritual gift shop with crystals, tarot, incense, candles, books and walk-in psychic readings.
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South Florida optical boutique with designer frames, sunglasses and eye exams.
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Florist and gift shop with the Blonde Bistro café; arrangements for everyday gifts and events.
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Sunglass shop a block from the beach carrying Ray-Ban, Oakley, Prada and other designer frames.
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Miami Design Preservation League's shop in the Art Deco Welcome Center, selling Art Deco Weekend posters, books, prints, local art and vintage Miami Beach memorabilia.
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Cigar bar on Española Way with a walk-in humidor, full bar and dinner menu, and outdoor seating for smoking.
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Upper Buena Vista florist making handcrafted fresh arrangements, from everyday bouquets to custom luxury floral decor, with seasonal stems and same-day delivery.
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Botanical gallery and design studio founded in 2008 by Paloma Tecca, with rotating plant-based exhibitions, terrariums, figurine planters and private commissions; the flagship also runs as a tea and coffee house.
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Smaller sister to Midtown Garden Center selling succulents, cacti, garden accessories and oversized planters, next to Sunny Side Cafe.
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Lounge for cigar enthusiasts serving premium cigars alongside wine and craft beer, in a relaxed setting with views of the Miami waterfront.
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Margaritaville-branded tees, sunglasses, beach bags and drinkware, in a retail shop separate from the brand's restaurant here at Bayside.
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Bayfront shop for LandShark and Margaritaville tanks, tumblers, beach bags and coolers.
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Tourist-focused shop stocking vacation basics: clothing, souvenirs, beach accessories and suntan lotion, aimed at visitors passing through the marketplace.
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Laser-engraved 3D photo crystals, with your photo etched inside an optical crystal shape you choose, plus personalized engraved messages and other laser gifts.
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Photographs your iris in close-up detail and prints it on the spot as wall art, jewelry, canvas or acrylic.
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Soccer specialist since 2001 with cleats, national-team and club jerseys, balls and shin guards.
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Make-your-own stuffed animal workshop with outfits, accessories and party bookings.
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Ferrari's fashion and lifestyle store — apparel, accessories and collectibles, not cars.
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DICK's experiential format with expanded outdoor, team-sport and athletic gear on the east end.
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Center Court boutique next to TOUS for Montblanc writing instruments, watches and leather goods, with in-store pickup and a shopping concierge service.
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Officially licensed Miami Heat jerseys, apparel and novelties in a lower-level store next to Coach, close to the Main Entrance and Dining Pavilion.
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Florist operating for four decades, known for weekly, biweekly or monthly bouquet subscriptions.
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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in Miami?
Bayside Marketplace has the most, with 8, followed by Little Havana (4) and Coconut Grove (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
34, across 11 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Little Havana Souvenirs Worth Bringing Home
Hand-rolled cigars, a proper guayabera, cafecito gear and Cuban art, all within a few blocks of Calle Ocho. Here's where to buy each, and where to eat while you're there.
Read guide →Wynwood Shopping Guide: Murals, Boutiques and Vintage
Mural-park prints, independent menswear, Latin American boutiques and market stalls, worked into one walk around NW 2nd Avenue, with a short drive north for serious vintage.
Read guide →Miami Art Week 2026: Where to Shop Between the Fairs
Art Basel Miami Beach opens to the public December 4–6, 2026, with Untitled, NADA and Design Miami around it. Here's where to shop near each fair, and how to get between them.
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