Verified May 2026
Watr at the 1 Rooftop's rooftop terrace in the evening, Mid-Beach, Miami.

Mid-Beach · Miami · Rooftop bar

Watr at the 1 Rooftop

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By RoofTop Florida Editorial
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In one line Watr at the 1 Rooftop is an upscale bar on the 18th floor in Mid-Beach, Miami, with east-facing views of the ocean and the South Beach coastline. It opens daily at 11 a.m. and runs a daily happy hour from 5 to 6 p.m. The coastline panorama at sunset is the main draw.

The Snapshot

Address 2341 Collins Avenue, Miami, FL 33139
Phone3056041000
Floor18th
ViewEast-facing, ocean/South Beach coastline views
Price$$$
Dress codeDaytime: relaxed-casual (beach-to-brunch); Evening: chic-casual with stylish statements required for entry
Happy hourMon–Sun, 5 PM–6 PM
Best for SunsetDate nightAnniversaryGirls tripLate nightScenic viewsSpecial occasions

NAP cross-checked against gbp, website on May 26, 2026.

The Place

The Place

Watr sits on the 18th floor of a Mid-Beach hotel, facing east over the Atlantic and the South Beach coastline. The elevation gives an unobstructed read of the water during the day and a lit-up shoreline after dark. It is a bar, not a restaurant, though a kids menu is available.

The crowd skews toward date nights, anniversaries, and groups marking a specific occasion. Pricing lands at $$$, and the drink list runs from a $22 Rosita Spritz to a $27 Melon Ballin, Dragon’s Code, or Sunset Kemuri. The Samurai Negroni and Mia - Mai Tai sit at $24.

The one thing to plan around is the dress code. Daytime allows relaxed-casual attire. Evening entry requires chic-casual with stylish statements — so a beach cover-up that works at brunch will not get you in after dark. Friday and Saturday nights the bar runs until 2 a.m.; Thursday until 1 a.m. Daily happy hour is one hour only, 5 to 6 p.m.

Signature Drinks

  • Golden Tori $26
  • Island Time $25
  • Sunset Kemuri $27
  • Mia - Mai Tai $24
  • Melon Ballin $27
  • Dragon's Code $27
  • Sustainable Espresso Martini $25
  • Purple Rain $25
  • Samurai Negroni $24
  • Yokozuna Baraky $27
  • Rosita Spritz $22
  • Yuzu Spritz $25

Know Before You Go

Kids
Kids menu available
Dogs
Not dog-friendly.
Accessibility
Accessibility information listed on hotel website
Pool
No pool access.

Frequently Asked

What is the dress code at Watr?
The dress code depends on the time of day. During daytime hours, relaxed-casual attire is acceptable. In the evening, the bar enforces a chic-casual standard and requires stylish statements for entry — meaning beachwear or overly casual clothing will not be permitted after dark.

When is happy hour, and does it run every day?
Happy hour runs daily from 5 to 6 p.m., seven days a week. It is a single one-hour window, so arriving by 5 p.m. is the only way to catch it.

What floor is Watr on, and what can you see from up there?
Watr is on the 18th floor. The bar faces east, with views of the Atlantic Ocean and the South Beach coastline. Sunset is listed as one of the best times to visit, as the east-facing orientation puts the coastline in full view during the golden hour.

What are the latest hours on weekends?
Friday and Saturday are the latest nights, with the bar open until 2 a.m. Thursday closes at 1 a.m. All other nights — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday — last call is midnight.

What does a cocktail cost at Watr?
Signature cocktails range from $22 to $27. The Rosita Spritz is the least expensive at $22, while the Mia - Mai Tai and Samurai Negroni are $24. Several drinks, including the Melon Ballin, Dragon's Code, Sunset Kemuri, and Yokozuna Baraky, top out at $27.

Is Watr suitable for children?
A kids menu is available, so families are not excluded. The venue is an upscale bar, so the evening dress code and late-night hours are practical considerations for anyone bringing children.

Is Watr a good spot for a special occasion?
Yes — the venue is specifically listed as well-suited for date nights, anniversaries, girls trips, and special occasions. The 18th-floor ocean views and upscale setting make it a destination rather than a casual stop.