Maple and Ash

Maple & Ash is redefining the modern steakhouse experience in the heart of Downtown Miami, Florida, by transforming the space into a fantastic venue for weddings and other special events. Led by two-Michelin-starred Chef Danny Grant and featuring a Wine Spectator award-winning wine program, we create unforgettable celebrations through exceptional cuisine, hospitality, and service.

The Studio at Maple & Ash

A speakeasy disguised as a portal to 1970s Miami glamour, The Studio is the city's most exclusive private event space a record-inspired lounge tucked behind Maple & Ash with its own private entrance. Inside, lush green and blush velvet seating curls beneath glowing fiber-optic lighting and sweeping archways, channeling the disco-era energy of Miami's golden age with a modern, polished edge. Full AV and music controls turn the room into a stage for anything from an intimate rehearsal dinner to a late-night reception after-party.

What sets it apart: its invitation-only, behind-the-velvet-rope feel makes it the venue for couples who want their wedding weekend to feel like the best-kept secret in Miami.

Maple & Ash Miami

Spanning two stories and 22,000 square feet at Miami Worldcenter, Maple & Ash Miami is equal parts steakhouse and stage. The Bar Lounge & Dining Room buzzes around an open kitchen and wood-burning hearth, while the Salon & Atrium centers on the "Upside Palm" a chandelier of more than 10,000 crystal beads reinterpreting Miami's palm trees overhead. For couples who want something smaller and more exclusive, Bar Bocuse and Petit Bocuse offer intimate nooks built for caviar, champagne, and rare cuts of beef. The design throughout draws on 1970s Miami glamour and Art Deco lines bold, but never losing its sense of occasion.

What sets it apart: scale. It's the rare venue that can host an intimate vow renewal in one corner and a 200-guest reception under the Upside Palm in the next.

Eight Bar Miami

Eight Bar trades steakhouse drama for indoor-outdoor ease. By day, the room is an airy, garden-inspired retreat awash in natural light; by night, up-lit palms and leopard-print wallpaper turn it into a sultry, dimly lit lounge. Black-and-white patterned marble floors and a sculptural stone host stand anchor the space, while a raw bar and bistro menu keep the mood approachable rather than formal.

What sets it apart: versatility. Eight Bar is built to shift from a sun-drenched engagement brunch to a moody welcome-party lounge within the same four walls — ideal for multi-day wedding celebrations that need more than one mood.