The Dirty Rabbit Wynwood

Absolutely amazing venue. The decor has a rainforest, jungle-style feel with a very open layout that makes the whole space feel alive and inviting. The music was on point, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the staff was extremely friendly and attentive from start to finish. Truly a top-notch place. Located right in the heart of Wynwood, surrounded by the art district, this spot is perfect whether you’re visiting the area or a local looking for a great experience. Highly recommend and will definitely be back.

This bar/lounge is connected to Los Perritos and it's such a posh chic vibe beautifully decorated where you feel like you may run into the rabbit or alice from Alice in wonderland a fun place to listen to different djs and then eat amazing Colombian fast food to soak up the booze.

Won't recommend. Too loud, dj was just okay. Barely any english music - mostly spanish. Overpriced drinks and then the bartenders charge you more without letting you know. This is a standard practice which is misleading. For example a corona is $8 but you pay almost $11 for it because they add service charges and tip without your permission and dont tell you about it. Cocktails are tiny served in a plastic glass for $17. Also, same price for a shot of tequila - madness. Would advise spending your money somewhere else where it's worth.

It was a recommended spot to visit... I was not disappointed! The music was great, and the drinks, even though they were on the pricier side, were also on point!

Dirty Rabbit mad racist and sent back black people because Jonathan the bouncer claimed to have seen us on their 3 cameras before walking in and immediately rejected us as a whole group. They let in one of our friends who went in separate who was wearing a similar fit. They claimed that we had to be business casual and then let in someone with jorts. We we wearing jeans and longsleeves and t-shirts. Very Racist establishment and would not recommend for black or colored folk. 🙁

I see too many comments about how security guards treat people, and on Sunday my friends and I experienced it firsthand. From the entrance, the guard—I think he was Cuban—who was checking people had a terrible attitude, speaking to us rudely and looking at us as if we were inferior. We had problems getting in, and less than an hour later, that same person kicked one of the people in my group out. When we were leaving, we were waiting for the artist who was there to take a picture with him, and that same person from the entrance pushed us and wouldn't let us take the picture. I feel like it was personal because we spoke to the other guards, and they were nice people.

Cocky bar tender. Treated us as if we were asking for free service. Wouldn’t comeback. Mango’s at miami beach was a lot more welcoming. Bar hopping night.