Salty Flame
Venue Brief
Miami Asian-Latin grill — tomahawks, Korean fried chicken, lychee cocktails; polished dinner-and-happy-hour Miami crowd.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- ChillUpbeatChic/Luxury
- Age guide
- 25-45
- Dress code
- Formal
- Cuisine
- Mediterranean
- Demographic
- SocialitesCelebrities
- Music genre
- Lounge/Chill House
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- Year-round
- Clientele
- South American
- Offerings
- VIP BoothBottle ServiceTable ServiceValetPrivate Dining
- Open times
- Mon 12 – 10 PM BestTue 12 – 10 PMWed 12 – 10 PMThu 12 – 11 PM BusyFri 12 PM – 12 AM BusySat 4 PM – 12 AM BusySun 4 – 10 PM
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About Salty Flame
The room skews 25 to 45, heavy on Brickell socialites and a South American set that treats a Tuesday lunch and a Saturday dinner with the same seriousness — plus the occasional familiar face at the back booths. Doors open at noon most days, which makes the early afternoon a genuinely calm stretch on Brickell Avenue, before Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday fill the floor and the lounge-house soundtrack lifts a notch. Mediterranean plates anchor the menu, with VIP booths, bottle service and a private dining option for groups who want the room to themselves; valet handles the Brickell Avenue parking problem. The dress code is formal and the $$$$ band is not a bluff, so plan the evening accordingly. Friday and Saturday run to midnight, everything else winds down by ten or eleven, and it trades year-round. Bar service is 21 and over.
