Double Knot Opens Inside the Wynwood Walls, and It's a Whole Vibe
Wynwood's newest hotspot sits inside the Wynwood Walls, which means your dinner comes with the world's largest open-air street art museum attached. Double Knot is here, and it is exactly the kind of vibey izakaya Miami loves.
The quick take: Chef Michael Schulson, the force behind Philly favorites Double Knot and the award-winning Monkitail, brings bold Japanese flavors and refined technique to 2550 NW 2nd Avenue, in the space that used to be Wynwood Kitchen and Bar.
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Why Double Knot Works
Double Knot is izakaya dining with Miami's electric spirit layered on top: sushi, robata-style plates, and a room where every corner is designed to be looked at. Chef Michael Schulson built a devoted following in Philadelphia, and this is his return to Miami.
The location seals it. You are inside the Wynwood Walls, so the pre-dinner photo op is literally the best street art in the country, and the whole neighborhood is at your feet afterward.
Know Before You Go
- Where: 2550 NW 2nd Avenue, inside the Wynwood Walls.
- The move: arrive before sunset, walk the Walls while the light is good, then settle in for dinner.
- Vibe: lively and design-forward. Great for groups and date nights.
FAQ: Double Knot Miami
Where is Double Knot in Miami?
Inside the Wynwood Walls at 2550 NW 2nd Avenue, in the former Wynwood Kitchen and Bar space.
Who is the chef behind Double Knot?
Michael Schulson, the Philadelphia restaurateur behind the original Double Knot and the award-winning Monkitail.
What kind of food is it?
Izakaya-style Japanese: bold shareable plates and sushi with refined technique, in a room built for a night out.
Keep Exploring
Make it a Wynwood evening: Fluffy Fluffy's Japanese pancakes are nearby for dessert, and the Balloon Museum's Pop Air is minutes away at Mana Wynwood. More openings in my Restaurants section.