Dunedin Mix

Food was great the concept was good also. The crowd was vey minimal which is good because seating is a little limited. There only 2 shops you can purchase food from. They have a main bar at the entrance and a small boutique. The location does have very limited parking spaces so you would have to find parking down the street or public parking lot and walk to the location. I really like the concept of but it's just too limited with parking, seating areas and food options (although what they have there now has delish food)! Maybe this is a spot to start off the weekend before enjoying the rest of DT Dunedin.

What a fun concept! It seems that they've got a strong variety of food options, and the bartenders this Sunday were great! My friend and I stopped in around 12:30pm on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend. The bar was full, but there was plenty of courtyard seating. We opted for a pierogi order from Spoons and a Poke Rose bowl from Huli Bowl. Both were great hits, however I would like to see more cold plates available - they had pasta, pizza, pierogis, vegan burgers, nachos, crab cakes, etc. but the only cold plate I could find to beat the heat on this Sunday was the poke bowl and vegan milkshakes. A salad, a charcuterie board, a cold soup, anything just not hot would be great to include since this is an open air food hall in Florida after all. We also tried the Empress Rose and the Amethyst cocktails; total opposites in flavor profile, with the Empress being incredibly sweet and pungent, while the Amethyst was floral and earthy. The contrast was jolting; I don't recommend splitting these drinks or going back to back with them, but on their own they were quite good! We would've loved to sit at the carousel bar, but unfortunately two seats never opened up together while we were there from 12:30-2ish. We still got quite close with the high tops though. Parking is extremely limited, but we got lucky and found a spot right behind the building. Take advantage of nearby free parking lots and garages, just expect to walk a bit.

A fun new-ish food hall in Dunedin. The setup features restaurants and shops along two sides of an open courtyard. The courtyard features an assortment of tables and high-tops. Misters are affixed above with fans to keep the air moving. At the back is a bar with about a dozen seat in a unique carousel configuration. The bar and seats slowly rotate, with the service area stationary in center. The bartender informs that it takes 30 minutes for a full rotation. There are a few parking spots in the back of the building. Because I was there for a late lunch, I was able to find a spot. I imagine in prime time parking is at a premium here. Even with the fans and misters, it's HOT in the courtyard, so prepare to perspire in the summertime. On this Weds afternoon there was no table service. There are 4 restaurants at Dunedin Mix. Opted to try the poke place, Huli Bowl. The Poke Rose is a typical poke bowl, chunks of tuna, edamame, greens, green onion, nori over sticky jasmine rice with sesame-ginger sauce drizzled over the top. The ingredients are fresh, with a hint of heat from the sauce. If you're a poke fan, this will satisfy you. A fun spot for something a little different. Will be back to try some of the other food.

Checked out Dunedin Mix and it's super cute inside. I love the style of the place. There are a few good options for food, but not an over abundance of choices. I chose to eat at Spoons and it was good. The bar area is really cool. Got lucky with parking in the back because it was a slow Sunday.

Dunedin Mix is a new mini food hall in Dunedin, FL. One word can describe this very well LOUD. Hoping that on a week day this may be an ideal spot to catch up with friends. The two main eye grabbers here are the carousel bar which is a reminder of the carousel bar at Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans. In addition, they continue that theme with the front entrance with the Fleur de lis.Parking on site is lacking and don't even thinking of parking next door at the apartment for a minute bc they flip out even for a minute.You can walk in by the back parking lot or the front where the street is. By the back is where the carousel bar is. They have four food vendors here and a boutique and another business as well. Upstairs they have some seating and also private event space.They had a singer when I was there. And it sounds altogether like a cafeteria since the ceilings are high and sound travelsI ordered food from Huli bowl - A poke nachos and a huli chicken bowl which was ok. They also have a tapas vendor? Italian vendor, and burger, hot dog, milk shake vendor.One thing to point out on the receipt is a Venue Fee of 3.99%. It's automatically tacked on there and there's a description on the receipt posted of what it's for - elevated Parisian Courtyard experience and entertainment. Don't know if this is a charge that can be taken. I'll be sure to ask next time. It's a nice concept here in Dunedin, and it's sure to hang out drink and have some small snacks but really not a date night spot unless you really don't want to talk to your date.I may be back in the future and see how it is on a week day.

Popped in on the Grand Opening weekend and loved every bit of this unique dining and carousel bar venue! Despite being their grand opening where you would expect some minor missteps, everything was en point! Outstanding service at the Carousel Bar, ambience was beautiful and I can see us returning for sure! While being off Main St, don't let this deter you! Short walk from Main St, easy to get to, parking went well and there are other eateries as well as a microbrewery nearby. Mixologist Ryan even took a little extra time, despite being so busy to make me a custom cocktail when he found out I was allergic to citrus. Ryan is awesome!Loved the New Orleans flair! Very unique concept that is a must visit.

Best drinks while you sit at a rotating carrousel bar! New place must visit! It's busy and great place to start out when visiting Dunedin!

This is the story of a rich family who want to make lots of money but they built this monstrosity and have to cover charge to re-coop the fee's. If you're looking to pay $25.00 for 2 hotdogs this is the place for you. There is also a hidden venue fee with every purchase. Not sure why anyone would built this huge building for a small bar but I hope it doesn't catch on. they are trying to ruin a small town and i hope it closes down soon. They also couldn't come up with a trendy name. Mix just sounds lazy.

Enjoyed Spoons and the Mix on Friday night (17Jan24). The mix is always fun and we tried two different entrees at Spoons. Wife had Burger sliders and I enjoyed the philly special. The food was excellent in addition, the conversation with Ethan and Mark at the rotating bar, The Circle, made time fly. Two Angels envy on the rocks and it was a fun walk home. Everyone arrived safe.

Neat little place with several food truck style windows. Seemed to be only one bar, and the bartenders could use some help in congeniality. We stood around for a while without even being acknowledged, as did several others. Bartenders acted like it was the end of their shift and they were just tired of people. Well prob come back and try this place again, hope things improve as we left without even being able to get a drink (and they weren't THAT busy). Cool building and concept, with live music and seating downstairs as well as the upper area around the courtyard.