Picoteo at a glance
About
- Shareable small plates
- Citrus-forward, Latin-inspired flavors
- Creative cocktails and aperitivos
- Art-forward Wynwood atmosphere
- Perfect for groups and late nights
Tucked into Wynwood’s muraled streets, Picoteo turns the Spanish tradition of snacking into a Miami moment: vibrant plates designed for sharing, bright citrus-forward flavors, and cocktails that lean playful and potent. The room hums with local art and music, making it an ideal stop for a lively meal that transitions effortlessly from happy hour to late-night revelry.
What to Order
Citrus-Charred Octopus
Tender octopus kissed by char, finished with orange mojo and crisp pickled onions for bright, briny contrasts.
Smoky Yuca Croquettes
Golden, pillowy yuca fritters stuffed with melty cheese and topped with a spicy cilantro aioli.
Stonefruit & Burrata Tostada
Seasonal stonefruit, creamy burrata, and chili honey on a toasted flatbread — sweet, savory, and utterly shareable.
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