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500, Brickell Avenue, 33131, Miami, Miami-Dade County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 786-803-8004
website: www.babyjanemiami.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 25.7683344, Longitude: -80.1905972
Manny
::Pork Buns at this place is amazing. Highly recommend them. As well as the ramen. Comes out hot and taste amazing. If you are ever near by I could say come and try this place out. My only complaint is not with the place, but it's location. Don't come far and wide for this place as you can't park closely unless you are willing to pay for the convince but that's Brickell.
Veronica P
::Went on a Saturday night and they were playing great music. The place is very small so it's not ideal to spend your whole night but it's great for grabbing a few drinks. They serve craft cocktails.
Jacob Jewett
::Pretty good food, but they automatically add gratuity. I like to tip on my own volition (that's why they call it a tip). I would have tipped more if they had not done it, but now I don't really want to go back.
Abbie N
::It happened to start pouring and to hide from the rain I found this gem. A perfect cosmopolitan and Tennessee mule. The dumplings were delectable and the ramen was so satisfying from the first bite to the last. Valentino was attentive and making magic behind the bar. The booths are cozy, and weather permitting there is plenty of comfy outdoor space as well. Eclectic little spot with solid food and drink specials to look out for. I’ll be back
Carlos Gato
::I have visited Baby Jane two times now. The first was during a fun filled CYE hosted by our awesome CM Diandra, and the second was a few nights ago. I've noticed that on each occasion I have had a preference to sit on the left side of the bar. It seems to be where all the action is at. Don't be surprised if while you're there you strike up an interesting conversation with one of the bartenders. Speaking of which, ask for Dave or Max both are great and can make excellent drinks. What to check out: 1. The refrigerator/bathroom - you'll know it when you see it. 2. The bartenders choice drink option - these guys get creative. 3. Japanese fried chicken - crunchy outside with a killer dipping sauce. Pros: 1. Friendly staff and knowledgeable bartenders. 2. An expansive inventory especially if you're into Whisky/Bourbon. 3. The food is tasty and most items are well priced. Cons: 1. Parking sucks, It's Brickell so deal with it. 2. It's a little cramped so I can imagine on a busy Friday/Saturday night things can get uncomfortable. 3. The kitchen vents into the restaurant, so things can get a little warm.