Miami Wynwood: Food & Art Walking Tour with Walls Access

Summary

Bold murals, street flavors, and Miami’s creative pulse in Wynwood

You’ll taste your way through Miami’s Wynwood district with exclusive access to the famous Walls, sample Latin brews and street tacos, try Asian-inspired tapas and cookies from award-winning bakers—all led by a local guide who knows every mural’s story. Expect vibrant art, unexpected flavors, and moments that stick with you long after lunch ends.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll be honest, I didn’t expect to start our Wynwood food & art tour by nearly tripping over a spray paint cap (seriously—watch your step). Our guide, Carla, just grinned and said it was “part of the art ecosystem.” That set the tone. The air smelled faintly like rain on hot concrete, mixed with something sweet from a bakery nearby. Carla handed us our tickets for the Wynwood Walls—entry included, which felt like a small win—and we slipped past the queue into this wild garden of color. I’m not sure what was louder: the murals or the sound of someone playing salsa from an open car window outside.

We wandered between walls that looked almost alive. Carla pointed out Typoe’s mural—she talked about light and dark in his work, but honestly I was mostly distracted by how the paint seemed to glow against the clouds. There were other people around, some taking selfies, some just staring quietly. Then we ducked into Veza Sur for our first tasting—a kind of Latin-Miami brewery vibe. The beer was cold and citrusy; I tried to pronounce one of their specials and Li (my partner) laughed at my accent. There was live music somewhere out back; you could feel the bass through your shoes.

After that it got hazy—in a good way. Bartaco served these little street tacos that were gone in two bites (I should’ve paced myself), then came Asian-inspired tapas with this ginger kick that surprised me. Someone in our group asked about gluten-free options and Carla handled it without blinking; apparently they can accommodate most things except vegan diets if you email ahead. We ended up sharing cookies from Night Owl—chewy, warm, almost too sweet but not quite. Andrew Gonzalez started this place and now he’s won awards; you can taste why.

I still think about how everyone lingered at the end—even after lunch was technically over—just standing there under those painted walls as the afternoon light shifted. It felt like we’d been let in on something local and loud and messy, but real. If you’re curious about Miami’s art scene or just want to eat well for a few hours without worrying about where to go next…well, this is it.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Wynwood art and food tastings

• Enter Wynwood Walls with guide
• Visit Veza Sur for food and drinks
• Learn about graffiti and artist Typoe
• Enjoy fresh street food at bartaco
• Taste Asian-inspired tapas
• Sample artisanal Spanish delicacies
• Try chewy cookies by Andrew Gonzalez

Top questions

Is entrance to Wynwood Walls included in this tour?

Yes, your ticket covers the $12 entrance fee to Wynwood Walls.

How much food is included on the Wynwood food & art tour?

The tastings at multiple restaurants add up to a full lunch—all food is included in your ticket price.

Can vegetarians or people with dietary restrictions join?

Vegetarians are welcome; most restrictions except vegan diets can be accommodated if you email ahead after booking.

Is this walking tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes—all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible and prams/strollers are fine too.

Does the tour run if it rains?

The tour takes place rain or shine—bring comfortable shoes and maybe an umbrella just in case.

Are drinks included at Veza Sur brewery?

The description mentions tastings at Veza Sur but doesn’t specify drinks—inquire directly if unsure.

How long does the day trip last?

The exact duration isn’t listed but expect several hours covering both food stops and art highlights in Wynwood.

What’s included

Your day includes entry fees for the Wynwood Walls (no extra charge), guided tastings at several restaurants adding up to a full lunch—think Latin brews at Veza Sur, street tacos at bartaco, Asian-inspired tapas, Spanish delicacies, plus fresh-baked cookies—and all taxes or handling fees are covered so you can just focus on eating and exploring alongside your local guide.