Dante's HiFi

Y'all this is the spot we've been waiting for in the 305. Small, intimate and real house music we lose our minds everytime we go! Went on a Tuesday once and danced on the couches until 2am! Def recommend going during the weekdays -- it gets pretty booked up on the weekends. Look for Camilla the host! She's the BEST!

I wasn't impressed. In my opinion, they allow way too many people in at once. It was hard to get to the bathroom, to dance (you can't sway from side to side), or even order a drink. I feel as if they could make a lot more money in liquor sales if they would allow for their patrons to HAVE SPACE TO GET TO THE BAR. Couldn't really assess the décor of the area since I couldn't see the furniture on the floor or what the bar looked like--only the ceiling (dark tones with a touch of speakeasy?) They stated that they are a "listening" bar but all I could hear was the hundreds of conversations screaming over each other.

We stopped by Dante's HiFi after dinner on our anniversary and had a great time! I ordered the Skinny Love cocktail, which had mezcal, lychee, lime, and a toasted rice rim--it was so good I had to get a second one! My husband went with an old fashioned and really enjoyed it as well.The ambiance was super chill, with a DJ spinning vinyl right in the middle of the bar. We didn't have a reservation since we found this place on a whim, but we were lucky to grab seats at the bar. (FYI: tables and booths typically require a reservation with a $25/person deposit, which gets credited toward your tab.)The bartender was really knowledgeable and made excellent drink recommendations based on our tastes, which made the experience even better.We'll definitely be back!

A vinyl listening bar with a speakeasy feel. Swing by on a Thursday evening for a chill moment, or on a Saturday night if you're looking for a crowd to vibe with. In either case, you will be treated to some delicious cocktails and crisp sounds.It is recommended you make a reservation, but you will need to pre-pay a minimum spend per person. If you walk up, there is no minimum spend, but you may or may not get in.

Small, fun, great music and amazing drinks. Perfect option for a drink after dinner in a not so crowded area of Wynwood. I thought I would've had to order at the bar but they had staff going to every table making sure everybody was well served!Coming back to try more drinks!

I'm always seeking out new types of bars and Dante's Hifi really hit their mark by combining great music with great drinks.I'm glad my friend and I made a reservation because there were lots of people standing and vibing to the music without space to sit. My friend and I were in a corner on the sofa vibing and dancing without the pressure of being in the middle of the action. We were also able to move to the front and watch the DJ work the mixing boards and also soak in the beautiful wall of vinyls posing as a backdrop for the bar. The music was a mix of oldies like Stevie Wonder and ambient instrumental house music. It was a chill and wholesome vibe.The service was friendly and our waitress checked in frequently to see if we wanted more drinks throughout the night. We ordered a total of three drinks: Freddie Freeloader, Strange Fruit, and Electric Feel. I liked the Freddie Freeloader and Strange Fruit over the Electric Feel (I've had better Mezcal and Prickly Pear mixes). For the price, vibe, and service, Dante's is a gem in Miami's saturated bar scene. If you're gonna spend almost $20 dollars on a cocktail, it better be worth it. Dante's is definitely worth it.

Really unique vinyl listening bar tucked away in the streets of Wynwood. Went on a Friday night at around 9 and it was moderately packed- had to wait in line about 20-25 min. Tables can be reserved for a fee ahead of time. Otherwise, you gotta stand!

If you've been to Dante's you know it is a loud and bustling bar playing an absolute wide range of music. I opted for a reservation after seeing the long lines and I think I would've rather stood at the bar. We were shoved into a tiny table right next to the bar, so obviously completely crowded with people. It's a bar so I didn't have too many expectations but what's the point of having a reservation just to have drinks being spilled all over you? Service is terrible, our waitress came twice, once to take our orders and to drop our drinks off. This was only after waiting 20+ minutes after sitting and we then had to flag someone else down to get our check. When you make the reservation it's $25pp which is applied to your check, we got 3 drinks and still owed an extra $20+. The drinks were fine, but you really don't come here for the drinks. I wouldn't mind visiting on a slower night, but I'll pass on the weekends.

Came here after a gala with friends, and we were with friends who knew the owner so we got really great treatment. The spot stays crowded and the lines are long; which can be a major plus for some. I personally like a little room to dance and move. The energy of the space is nice. Has an urban vibe, but missing "urban" people which was a little disappointing personally. The drinks were well crafted. The vinyl was on point. Personally, it would have been nice to be around a little more melanin in a less crowded space.

Highly recommend making reservations so you get a table to sit at. If not you have to stand at/around the bar the entire time.It's a small place with a very cool bar and DJ set up at the middle of the bar playing vinyls.I had the Freddie Freeloader which is a gin based drink that is sweet and very peach forward. I liked it.Not all he drinks are great though, some people in my party didn't like some of the drinks they got, but definitely enjoyed the ones they ended up with at the end.