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One of those new, hip places in Miami's newest up-and-coming neighborhood known as Midtown (less smelly and more pretty people than New York's Midtown). I like it. Plenty of outdoor/bungalow seating (it's a full restaurant too), interesting music, and good drinks (as pricey as most New York bars, if not slightly pricier).
Note that this doesn't really seem to be a pick-up bar, so I'd at least bring a hooker so as not to look lonely. Everyone else has one.
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For my birthday a group of friends and I headed out to Grass Lounge in Miami, located in the heart of Miami's Design District at 28 NE 40th St, for a fun filled evening of great food and dancing. Being 5 and half months pregnant, I did my research on the venue to make sure it was safe for me to be there. The entire venue is set outside covered by tikki canopies and the gorgeous Miami night sky, so smoke was not an issue or even slight concern for the evening. Their website does not do it justice, as it was even nicer than the pictures portrayed! The array of bonsai trees, gorgeous vines and bamboo that cast elegant shadows, and apothecary jars filled with large colorful flora are just a glimpse of the beauty that is projected from Grass Lounge.
Everyone from the hostess to the bathroom attendant were extremely pleasant and genuine. The music was diverse and enticing with DJ Hyper on the table. On a Friday night you can expect to hear anything from classic 80's to today's hottest house beats and, of course, some Latin flavor to spice things up a bit! The menu was incredible and filled with a variety of tastes and textures to please every palate. Our table enjoyed Miso Rubbed Chicken Salad, Marsala-Soy Marinated Skirt Steak, their daily ceviche, and delicious crab-cakes just to name a few of the delectable dishes. Our server, Bruno, was incredible and when the rest of the table ordered a bottle of vodka he brought me my own carafe of sprite since I obviously would not be joining in on the alcohol being served. Personal touches like that are what truly creates the culture of any venue. I know I will definitely be heading back to the classy and chic Grass Lounge both pre and post-baby!
Interesting and fun restaurant to go to. The seating is all-outdoors, all-the-time, although a large portion is covered by a grass bodega. At least I think it's a bodega, what exactly is a bodega anyway?
The waitstaff was that desired target of professional and hip, didn't bat an eye at my order for a Rusty Nail, and had good working knowledge of the menu. The could stand to do with some wine class, however. I asked what the vintage(s) they had of a certain bottle on the list and the waiter said he did not know, but that it was a 2000 Cabernet Sauvignon.
Order with a flashlight can be a bit awkward, especially as the flashlight our waiter had was this ultra-bright LED affair. Cool torch, but a bit strong.
I had dinner here a few weeks ago and loved this place! I think what I liked most about it was the atmosphere (although the food was delicious as well). I agree with the previous review about the ambiance, it's very sexy and perfect for a romantic date or a night out with friends. I'm all about the vibe and Grass Lounge is totally my kind of place. I can't wait to go back!
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This is a great place to have dinner and dessert! The ambiance was sexy and sultry. With its lushly landscaped nooks divided by bamboo, palms and walls of ferns that you can feel as you lean back in the creamy couches, it really plays up Miami as tropical paradise!
Last time I was here I ordered to start a ,mango mojito & the Lobster, Ginger-Poached Shrimp and Crab meat Plateau~Fresh Lobster, Jumbo Poached Shrimp and Lump Crab avec Homemade Mustard Sauce and Cocktail Sauce for $52. Then we had the Daily Ceviche Tasting~Ahi Tuna then moved on to order my entree. I had the Salt Stone Seared Japanese Grade 5 Kobe Wagyu Beef Loin with Lemon-Garlic Oil Sauce for $81. For my sides I chose Grilled Asparagus and Blue Cheese Infused Yukon Gold Potato Puree. Delicious!
For dessert I had Chamomile & French Vanilla Panna Cotta with a Peach Reduction and Fresh Berries!
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Many times I have grazed the leaves of Grass; roamed with the rest of the wolf cattle, drunk, with no shepherd in sight. No. Miami's Blues have never dared to show their tight shorts and batons in here.
I came on Friday with a party of 12. The herd at the entrance was bestial; in my Vodka induced state I feared an stampede. We ordered two bottles so that we could get in amidst the wolf pack -No- we ASKED for two bottles; but the bouncers apparently had discovered that they were part of an ancient lineage that linked them to King Ramses and Moctezuma respectively. Our VIP's howled to the best of their ability, but still we waited 20 minutes to be whisked to the pastures...
Finally inside, I drank some more. It was a long way to the the bar since we were herded tightly. Dancing was out of the question. I stumbled to the restrooms and upon entering remembered where I was; fake plastic grass covered (plastered) walls sorrounding the toilet -- Oh Grass, have I never told you before that THIS is the part of you that prompts vomiting out of proselytes and cougars? How the hell do you think someone feels when touching tickling grass while drunk?
The fence was high, I don't remember how we got out. I never did.
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the other reviews pretty much sum up grass. but i just wanted to let you guys in on a little secret. on friday nights they do an all you can eat bar-b-q. yeah, at grass... i know! random. but really tasty. i've been 3 times now and i've enjoyed myself everytime. it's $20 all you can eat. they do steak skewers and chicken skewers, corn on the cob, these tasty little corn breads, hot dogs, and all the typical BBQ fare.
if you like the ambiance and bar-b-que, you can't go wrong with this. it hasn't gotten that busy yet, though it keeps getting busier everytime i go.
so go before it starts getting super packed. on the other hand, if it doesn't start getting busier, i heard they might not keep it.
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Dinner at this restaurant was amazing. I recommend the cumin seared beef tenderloin and the godiva white chocolate fondue (OMG!). Turns into a lounge at around midnight ($20 cover)... get ready to party hard - out come 2 sexy percussionists ready to make people shake their booty. Taking al fresco (dining and partying!) to a new level!
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