The Best Place to Watch the NFL in Miami Is a Wine Bar on Coral Way
La Bibliothèque By Chèvre on Coral Way runs a Sunday NFL Experience every week through the season — live games in a curated wine bar setting with sommelier-selected pours, artisanal cheese boards, and limited seating. It is the most civilized way to watch football in South Florida.
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The standard options for watching NFL football in Miami are well established: a sports bar with 40 screens and a $14 beer, or a restaurant that has pushed its tables aside and pointed everyone at a projection screen. La Bibliothèque By Chèvre on Coral Way is neither of those things.
Every Sunday through the season, La Bibliothèque runs its NFL Experience — live games on multiple screens in a room that is, first and foremost, a serious wine bar. Sommelier-selected wines by the glass or bottle. Artisanal cheese boards. Elevated bites throughout. Limited seating. Reservations required.
The Room
La Bibliothèque By Chèvre has a 4.9 rating on Resy with 192 reviews — which puts it on the Top Rated list alongside Boia De and Sunny's Steakhouse, two restaurants with far higher profiles. The room is small and intentional: a wine bar that brings some of the most interesting cheeses from around the world to Miami, with a staff that knows what they are talking about. The NFL Experience does not change any of that. It adds football.
The format runs approximately two to three hours depending on kickoff times and game schedules. The address is 1295 Coral Way — street parking is available, and residential parking is on 21st Street. No on-site parking. No cash (unless left as gratuity).
NCAA Saturdays Too
La Bibliothèque also runs NCAA Football Saturdays — same format, same room, college football. The next NCAA Saturday is November 7 at 11:30am. The Sunday NFL dates run through November 29.
This is the most underrated sports viewing experience in South Florida. Book through Resy. Seating is limited and it fills.
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La Bibliothèque By Chèvre on Coral Way runs a Sunday NFL Experience every week through the season — live games in a curated wine bar setting with sommelier-selected pours, artisanal cheese boards, and limited seating. It is the most civilized way to watch football in South Florida.
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