Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita

Housed in a 1923 Mediterranean Revival building that once served as Miami's Fire Station No. 4, Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita brings a blend of Spanish, Italian, and American fusion cuisine to the heart of Brickell's Financial District.

Since 2007, the restaurant has drawn locals and tourists alike with its standout rooftop terrace, the only one of its kind in the neighborhood, offering panoramic views of the Miami skyline alongside a trendy indoor dining room. Guests flock here for the oxtail tacos, seafood and chicken paella, Serrano ham croquettes, and a rotating list of hand-crafted cocktails like the passion fruit Moscow mule.

With DJs spinning on weekend nights, a lively bar scene, and both indoor and rooftop seating, the vibe swings from relaxed lunch spot to buzzing nightlife destination as the day goes on. Expect moderate pricing in the $30-50 per person range, a full bar, brunch on weekends, and a dining room that welcomes everything from business lunches to romantic dates and celebratory group dinners.