Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita, Contemporary restaurant in Brickell district, Miami, United States
Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita is a roof terrace restaurant and bar in Brickell featuring two levels of dining space with modern design and floor-to-ceiling windows. The interior showcases exposed brick walls and wide views of Miami's financial district below.
The building was originally Miami's Fire Station Number 4, constructed in 1923, and served the downtown area for several decades. It was later converted into this restaurant while maintaining its industrial character and historic roots.
The menu draws from American and Latin cooking traditions, reflecting Miami's diverse population and their food preferences. Visitors experience this mix through the dishes offered and the casual way people gather here to eat and socialize.
The restaurant spans multiple levels including a rooftop terrace, so plan to explore both areas and enjoy different perspectives. The outdoor space provides relief from Miami's heat, making it worth timing your visit for cooler hours if you prefer a more comfortable experience.
The space retains original architectural details from its firehouse past, including large garage door frames that once housed fire trucks. These industrial elements like heavy ceiling beams give the restaurant an honest connection to its previous life.
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