Wynwood’s long-quiet Oasis is back in action, only this time it is trading festival vibes for full-blown “eatertainment.” Throw Social has taken over the sprawling former Oasis Wynwood footprint, transforming roughly 35,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space into a walkable playground of bars, cabanas and games. By daylight it works as an all-ages brunch and hangout spot, then after 9 p.m. it flips to a 21-and-over club that keeps the party going into the early morning hours.
New Life For A Wynwood Fixture
As reported by Miami New Times, Throw Social officially opened this week in the former Oasis Wynwood site, joining sister locations in Washington, D.C., and Delray Beach. The publication notes that the central courtyard now sports a motorized pergola and 10 luxury VIP cabanas, details that signal the property’s shift from shuttered landmark to polished nightlife hub.
Games, A Giant Screen And The Tower Bar
The layout is built for people who like to roam. Guests can rotate through LED ping-pong, cornhole and shuffleboard while DJs and live bands perform in front of a massive LED video wall. As Time Out notes, five separate bars and multiple game zones are spread across the property, so groups can bounce between drinking, spectating and dancing without locking into just one scene. The repainted shipping-container Tower Bar remains a visual anchor, now folded into the wider Throw Social campus.
Brunch, Big Cocktails And Late-Night Hours
On the menu, visitors will find coconut shrimp, jerk chicken sandwiches, flatbreads and an over-the-top Adult Happy Meal, which Miami New Times describes as a house burger and fries paired with a Painkiller cocktail served in a rose-gold pineapple cup. Throw Social’s official site lists the Wynwood footprint at roughly 34,000 to 35,000 square feet and details late-night hours that stretch into the early morning. Reservations and private-room options are available directly through Throw Social.
What This Means For Wynwood
The venue has already hosted its first official event and has more on the books, from Super Bowl watch parties to private functions, positioning the complex as a new go-to for large-scale gatherings. According to Greater Miami & Miami Beach, Throw Social is part of a wave of winter openings that are helping reshape Miami’s hospitality landscape, with Wynwood once again playing host to one of the city’s marquee hangouts.
