Street Art & Indie Retail · NW 2nd Avenue
Wynwood
NW 2nd Ave around the Walls.
Former warehouse blocks turned open-air gallery, with the Wynwood Walls at the center and murals on nearly every façade. Shopping clusters on NW 2nd Ave and the numbered streets from NW 23rd to 26th: independent menswear, Latin American boutiques, streetwear flagships and museum shops.
Street Art · Menswear · Streetwear · Beachwear · Art Prints · Markets
- In our directory
- 22 shopseach one verified
- Where
- NW 2nd AvenueStreet Art & Indie Retail
- Right now
- Typical hours11am–8pm
- Parking
- ParkingMetered street parking (pay via the PayByPhone app) and private pay lots surround NW 2nd Ave; both fill fast on weekends and during Second Saturday art walks, so arrive before noon or use rideshare at night.
The directory
22 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Gifts2 places
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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.
View shop page →Website →@wynwoodwallsshopofficialDirections
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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.
Art & gifts1 place
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Museum on the history of graffiti founded by artist Alan Ket and Allison Freidin, with a permanent collection, rotating galleries and a gift shop of prints and books; admission $16.
Menswear2 places
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Multi-brand menswear store that moved from Lincoln Road to Wynwood; designer labels, sneakers, books and its own signature fragrances.
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Ofir Farahan's lifestyle shop carrying mostly its own label — loungewear, basics and Florida-themed collections — plus select emerging designers.
Fashion5 places
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Clara Lago's beachwear label, founded 2010: cover-ups, dresses and kids' pieces in Peruvian pima cotton and Indian gauze, made under fair-trade practices.
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Pharrell's ~5,000 sq ft flagship designed by Snarkitecture, with a 7-ft bronze astronaut by Daniel Arsham; stocks BBC, ICECREAM and Human Made.
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Everyday fine jewelry in 14k gold, silver and vermeil, with free styling appointments and an on-site piercing studio.
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Wynwood shop open since 1994 selling sarees, Bollywood fashion, menswear, jewelry, yoga wear, incense and home décor.
View shop page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/rupees_inc/Directions
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Men's and women's fashion marketplace focused on fair-trade, upcycled and artisan-made clothing and accessories.
Boutiques3 places
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Latin American boho boutique stocking designers from Mexico, Peru and Venezuela — straw bags, Panama hats, statement earrings and Brazilian swimwear.
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Miami-founded, family-run boutique selling jewelry, shoes, bags and accessories.
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Self-described experimental boutique combining fashion, beauty and nail services under one roof.
Entertainment1 place
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Open-air market and event space with local vendors selling handmade jewelry, vintage clothing and art, plus food trucks and live music.
Food & drink3 places
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The Portland ice cream company's first East Coast scoop shop, near the Wynwood Walls, open until midnight daily with local pickup and delivery.
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Kosher artisan bakery and café known for naturally leavened sourdough loaves, pastries and breakfast plates.
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Kosher-certified artisan chocolate factory by chocolatier Benjamin Fogel, making bonbons, bars, dragées and gift boxes with vegan and dairy-free options.
Coffee1 place
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The original 2011 roastery-café of Miami's best-known specialty roaster, pouring single-origin espresso and pour-overs from beans roasted in-house.
Beauty2 places
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Independent fragrance and apothecary shop carrying niche and heritage perfume houses such as Floris London and Eight & Bob.
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K-beauty shop stocking Korean skincare, makeup and colored contact lenses, with on-site beauty services.
Design1 place
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Wynwood's long-running design shop and showroom with one-of-a-kind objects, 3D-printed jewelry, books, lighting and home goods alongside work by local artists.
Specialty1 place
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Florist Sabrina Cohen's studio making sculptural, bespoke bouquets and arrangements daily.
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Insider guide
Shopping Wynwood.
The story
Wynwood is a grid of former warehouses turned open-air gallery. The Wynwood Walls, founded in 2009 by Tony Goldman, put the neighborhood on the map, and now there are murals on nearly every façade. It is the most casual of Miami's shopping districts, with shops mixed in among bars and restaurants.
NW 2nd Avenue is the spine, and the shopping spills onto the numbered streets from NW 23rd to NW 27th. NW 26th Street east of the avenue is the densest block. The Walls sit near the middle at 2516 NW 2nd Ave, which makes them the natural place to start.
What to Expect
Menswear is Wynwood's strength. BASE (2215 NW 2nd Ave) moved here from Lincoln Road and carries designer labels, sneakers and its own fragrances; OFY (171 NW 25th St) sells Ofir Farahan's own loungewear and Florida-themed collections; and Billionaire Boys Club & ICECREAM (2545 NW 3rd Ave) is Pharrell's Snarkitecture-designed flagship with a 7-foot bronze astronaut by Daniel Arsham. Boho Hunter brings designers from Mexico, Peru and Venezuela, Pitusa sells Clara Lago's pima-cotton cover-ups and beach dresses, and Osme Perfumery stocks niche fragrance houses like Floris London. For art you can carry home, the Wynwood Walls Shop sells limited-edition prints, and the Museum of Graffiti ($16 admission) has a gift shop of prints and books.
Best Time to Visit
Shops open around 11am and close at 7 or 8pm, while food, ice cream and Wynwood Marketplace run late on Friday and Saturday. For shopping, come on a weekday, or before noon on a weekend, when parking is easier and it's cooler. Watch two schedules: Zak the Baker is closed Saturday, and Osme Perfumery is closed Monday. On the second Saturday of each month the Wynwood Art Walk runs in the evening, with galleries open and vendors out. It is a good night to visit and a hard night to park.
If You Only Have an Hour
Start at the Wynwood Walls Shop (2516 NW 2nd Ave), then cross to Pitusa (2501 NW 2nd Ave). Walk east on NW 26th Street to Osme Perfumery (164 NW 26th St) and Ben B Coco's chocolate a few doors down at 170. Finish one block south at OFY (171 NW 25th St).
Where to Eat
Start with coffee at Panther Coffee (2390 NW 2nd Ave), the roaster's original 2011 café. Zak the Baker (295 NW 26th St), in the MICHELIN Guide's Miami selection, is the lunch stop for naturally leavened bread and breakfast plates. For dinner, Hiden (313 NW 25th St) holds a MICHELIN star for its omakase counter behind a passcode door, and Hiyakawa Miami and Ossobuco are both in the guide's selection. Salt & Straw (246 NW 25th St) is open until midnight.
This week
In Wynwood this week.
Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Zak The BakerMichelin pickBakery · Miami's defining bakery: naturally leavened loaves, pastries and sandwiches in a bright Wynwood café (closed Saturday).$
- Hiyakawa MiamiMichelin pickJapanese, Sushi · A sculptural, wood-slatted Wynwood room for omakase and rosemary-smoked lamb chops.$$$
- OssobucoMichelin pickContemporary, Steakhouse · A wood-fired grill drives dry-aged steaks and smoked lamb at this Wynwood spot with a patio and weekend DJ.$$$
- Hiden★ Michelin starJapanese, Sushi · A hidden Wynwood omakase counter reached by passcode door, with fish flown in from Japan several times a week.$$$$
- Hometown Barbecue MiamiBib GourmandBarbecue · Brooklyn pitmaster Bill Durney's warehouse barbecue in the Allapattah produce market, a short ride west of Wynwood; get the beef rib.$$
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Design hotel
Arlo Wynwood
Wynwood's first hotel, with murals by local artists inside and out and a rooftop pool with cabanas.
2217 NW Miami Ct · $$
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingMetered street parking (pay via the PayByPhone app) and private pay lots surround NW 2nd Ave; both fill fast on weekends and during Second Saturday art walks, so arrive before noon or use rideshare at night.
Street meters are paid through the PayByPhone app and lots fill fast on weekends, so arrive before noon or come by rideshare at night.
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Guides for Wynwood
All guides →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.
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