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Lagniappe Miami Menu Prices 2026: Wine, Charcuterie & Grilled Mains

Lagniappe is Miami's most celebrated wine bar — a candlelit backyard retreat at 3425 NE 2nd Ave in Midtown where guests hand-select cheeses and charcuterie from a well-stocked refrigerator, grab a bottle from a wall of 200+ organic and biodynamic wines, and settle in for live jazz under string lights. The grill turns out hearty entrées like churrasco steak, fresh mahi, and chipotle chicken that pair seamlessly with the all-natural wine program.

200+ organic & biodynamic winesLive jazz nightlySelf-select charcuterie boardsOutdoor garden seating

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Signature items

Churrasco Steak$18

Salmon$16

Chipotle BBQ Chicken$14

Wine by the Glassfrom $11

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What to order — at a glance

Cheapest entrée

Chipotle BBQ Chicken $14

Lagniappe Miami full menu and current prices

On the Grill 7 items

Cheese & Charcuterie 8 items

Budget picks

Cheapest items on the Lagniappe Miami menu

1Soft DrinksNon-alcoholic beveragesvaries
2Board Plating ServicePlating fee for charcuterie boards (bread, olives, jam)$3–$4
3Craft BeerRotating craft selection~$5
4Chipotle BBQ Chicken$14
5Sautéed Seasonal VeggiesVegan option$14
6Grilled Mahi Mahi$15
7Salmon$16
8Churrasco Steak$18

Most ordered

All grilled mains: protein and price

Every grilled entrée at Lagniappe is served with a fresh garden salad and baguette at no extra charge.

Item	Protein	Price
Chipotle BBQ Chicken	Chicken breast	$14
Sautéed Seasonal Veggies	Vegetables (vegan)	$14
Grilled Mahi Mahi	Wild-caught mahi	$15
Salmon	Atlantic salmon	$16
Churrasco Steak	Skirt steak	$18

Price comparison

How Lagniappe Miami prices compare to similar wine and charcuterie venues

Like-for-like comparison of a wine bar entrée, wine by the glass, and a charcuterie board across comparable Miami-area and national venues.

Category	Lagniappe Miami	Mandolin Aegean Bistro	Nikki Beach Miami	City Winery
Cheapest entrée	$14	~$16	~$20	~$18
Signature main	$18 (churrasco)	~$28 (lamb chops)	~$32 (snapper)	~$24 (grilled fish)
Wine by the glass	from $11	~$14	~$16	~$13
Wine by the bottle	$40–$60+	$50–$90+	$60–$120+	$45–$80+
Charcuterie / cheese board	$3–4 plating + weight	~$22 (set board)	~$28 (set board)	~$25 (set board)

About

About Lagniappe Miami

Lagniappe — Creole French for "a little something extra" — opened in Miami's Midtown neighborhood and quickly became one of the city's most beloved institutions. The venue occupies a rambling outdoor garden at 3425 NE 2nd Ave, strung with Edison bulbs and filled with mismatched chairs, low tables, and the sound of live jazz, blues, or soul every night of the week. It is equal parts wine shop, backyard barbecue, and neighborhood living room, with a philosophy rooted in accessibility: no reservations, no dress code, no attitude.

The wine program is Lagniappe's beating heart. More than 200 bottles of organic, biodynamic, natural, and raw wines from small producers across France, Spain, Italy, Argentina, and beyond are displayed openly so guests can browse and self-select. The list has earned the bar national recognition as one of the country's top wine destinations. Food is intentionally uncomplicated — a self-serve charcuterie refrigerator lets guests build their own boards, and a short grill menu of hearty proteins like churrasco steak, mahi, and chipotle chicken rounds out the offering.

Since opening, Lagniappe has become a cultural anchor for Miami's arts district, drawing a loyal crowd of locals, musicians, sommeliers, and visitors who return again and again for the relaxed atmosphere and honest food and wine. Its New Orleans–inspired spirit — warm, communal, and a little bit unpredictable — sets it apart in a city full of flashy dining rooms.

200+wines on the list

7nights of live music per week

$$price range

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Lagniappe Miami take reservations?

No — Lagniappe operates on a walk-in basis only. There are no reservations. The venue is outdoors and typically fills up on weekends, so arriving early (close to 6 pm opening) is the best way to secure a good spot.

What is the charcuterie experience like at Lagniappe?

Lagniappe has a self-service charcuterie refrigerator where you pick your own cheeses and cured meats by weight. Once you've selected your items, you can pay a small plating fee (around $3–$4) and the kitchen will arrange everything on a board with marinated olives, crusty bread, and fig jam.

How does the wine selection work at Lagniappe?

Over 200 bottles of organic, biodynamic, and natural wines are displayed openly throughout the venue. Guests browse and hand-select any bottle they want. Six to seven wines are also available by the glass starting around $11. There is no formal sommelier service — discovery and exploration are part of the fun.

What are Lagniappe Miami's hours?

Lagniappe is open Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 6:00 pm to 2:00 am, and Friday and Saturday from 6:00 pm to 3:00 am. The venue is closed during the day. Hours may vary on holidays, so it's worth checking lagniappehouse.com or calling (305) 576-0108 before visiting.

Is there live music every night at Lagniappe?

Yes — Lagniappe features live jazz, blues, or soul music seven nights a week. The indoor living room hosts the bands, while the backyard garden seating allows guests to enjoy the music in a more relaxed outdoor setting. No cover charge is typically required.

What are the cheapest options on the Lagniappe menu?

The most affordable choices are craft beers (around $5), the board plating service ($3–$4), and grilled entrées starting at $14 for the Chipotle BBQ Chicken or Sautéed Seasonal Veggies. Wine by the glass starts around $11. Spending $20–$30 per person on food and a glass of wine is very achievable.

Does Lagniappe have vegetarian or vegan options?

Yes. The Sautéed Seasonal Veggies ($14) is vegan and gluten-friendly. The Vegan Choripán — a plant-based sausage on a baguette with chimichurri and pickled onions — is also available. The charcuterie fridge includes numerous vegetarian cheeses. Vegan guests should confirm options at the counter on the night of their visit.

Where exactly is Lagniappe located in Miami?

Lagniappe is located at 3425 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33137, in the Midtown/Wynwood area, just north of the Design District. Street parking is available nearby, and the venue is accessible via Metrorail. The phone number is (305) 576-0108.

What type of wines does Lagniappe serve?

Lagniappe specializes in organic, biodynamic, natural, and raw wines from small producers. The list spans France (Loire, Burgundy, Rhône), Spain, Italy, Argentina, and beyond. Bottles range from approximately $40 to $60 and up, with some premium selections available. The list changes regularly as new producers are sourced, which is part of what keeps regulars coming back.