9 Vegetable-Focused Cocktails to Sip On Now

Because getting those daily greens in just got much more enjoyable

by Alona Martinez Oct 28, 2019, 1:00pm EDT

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by Alona Martinez Oct 28, 2019, 1:00pm EDT

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For those that fear trying to improve their wellbeing means a permanent exile from the bar, there’s good news — these nine South Florida spots have created cocktails with a vegetable component so drinking can be a little less guilt inducing, and a little more healthy.

Malibu Farm Miami Beach

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The South Florida outpost of Helene Henderson’s popular California-inspired restaurant pairs laid-back, healthy eating with enviable views of the Atlantic. Stop in for brunch and order one of its new mimosa flights, which offers three beverages each made with a different juice including orange juice, watermelon juice, and kale and apple juice. Pair the mimosas with the restaurant’s popular (and very Instagram worthy) avocado pizza for a picturesque brunch meal.

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4525 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140

(305) 674-5579

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Hakkasan

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This long-standing upscale Cantonese restaurant inside the iconic Fontainebleau Hotel is a favorite for weekend dim sum. Start the meal with the Hotel 24 Karrots cocktail, made with mezcal, lime juice, cinnamon syrup and carrot juice, for a full dose of vitamin E, and pair the drink with house favorites like the smoked beef short ribs and spicy pan-fried scallops with edamame.

4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140

(877) 326-7412

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Ember Miami

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Sometimes eating and drinking is about balance. At Brad Kilgore’s Ember restaurant it offers up decadent dishes like fire-roasted lasagne and roasted cornbread custard with bone marrow butter, which go well with a lighter, veggie-filled cocktail like the What’s Up Daq? made with Havana Club and Santa Teresa 1796 rum, lime, carrot juice, and a hint of cinnamon.

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151 NE 41st St Suite 117, Miami, FL 33137

(786) 334-6494

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Beaker & Gray

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Shareable plates and unique cocktails have made Beaker & Gray a mainstay in Wynwood for years now. For those looking to add some vegetables to their happy hour the cheekily named That’s All, Folks is the perfect solution, made with gin, carrot juice, ginger and cilantro.

2637 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33127

(305) 699-2637

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No. 3 Social

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This Wynwood rooftop lounge, housed above Three Restaurant, is a go-to spot in the lively neighborhood. Imbibers looking to add some healthy notes into their cocktail consumption can opt for the Dirty Beet cocktail, made with tequila, beet juice, lime, jalapeño, agave, ancho reyes and black salt, this cocktail is practically a V8 — with the added bonus of tequila.

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50 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127

(305) 395-5811

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Habitat

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Of course a restaurant inside the eco-friendly and health conscious 1 Hotel South Beach hotel would boast cocktails filled with good-for-you ingredients, and such is the case for the La Casa De Los Trucos cocktail. The drink is a combination of its house-blended green juice, vodka, aloe vera liqueur, and Aquafaba (a thick liquid that results from soaking chickpeas in water for an extended period of time) that’s then topped off with Green Roads CBD oil.

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2341 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

(305) 604-6700

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Plnthouse

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As its name suggests, this eatery is all about vegetable-based cuisine. Take the same route when ordering drinks and get the Silly Rabbit cocktail made with carrot juice, turmeric, cayenne, honey, lemon, orange bitters and vodka infused with ginger, lemon and grapefruit.

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2341 Collins Ave 6th floor, Miami Beach, FL 33139

(305) 604-6881

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Villa Azur

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This part dining haunt, part late night clubstaurant, this South Beach classic includes a daily dose of veggies with its Secret Garden cocktail. The combo of rum, carrot juice, mint, lime juice and sugarcane is a sweet and healthy option with a kick.

309 23rd St, Miami Beach, FL 33139

(305) 763-8688

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Planta South Beach

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Nightlife guru/restaurateur David Grutman’s vegan eatery features a cocktail menu that is a crowd-pleaser for those wanting a guilt-free drink since all cocktails are made with cold-pressed juices. Try Drop the Beet for a peppy combo of lemon, raspberries, fresno chili, beets, ginger and mezcal.