Coconut Grove Grapevine: Happy Wine has a new burger for May

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Friday, May 12, 2017

Happy Wine has a new burger for May

Every carnivore’s favorite month is here and it’s dedicated to all things burger. Happy Wine in the Grove, Miami’s cherished wine shop and restaurant offers much more than wine and they are cooking up a burger just for this gluttonous celebration.

Chef Amire wanted to create a Frita to stay true to his Miami roots and when the owner JC Restrepo took a bite he knew that was it. The juicy hunk of meat is all ground in house, cooked to order and topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and white cheddar and a top secret sauce. The Frita is served with a side of house-cut French fries and a glass of house white or red wine, or draft beer for $14.99.

Stop by and check out this special burger the whole month of May, it's available for lunch and dinner.

Happy Wine in the Grove is located at 2833 Bird Avenue.

You can also enjoy live music at the Coconut Grove location Thursday through Saturday.

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