Sra. Martinez

The wine list at Sra. Martinez does what you'd hope from a Spanish-leaning spot in Miami: it leans into Iberian producers without getting precious about it. The selection sits comfortably in that middle zone—not trying to be a wine bar, not phoning it in with the usual suspects. There's enough here to work with.

The list skews predictably Spanish with a solid showing from Rioja, Ribera del Duero, and Priorat, plus some Albariño and Verdejo for the white wine crowd sweating through Miami humidity. You'll find recognizable producers like Marqués de Cáceres and Condado de Haza, but also some smaller bodegas that show someone on the buying end cares a little. The French and Italian sections feel like afterthoughts—a few safe Burgundies, some Tuscan reds—but that's fine when the Spanish backbone is this strong. What's missing: any real depth in sherry or Cava, which feels like a missed opportunity for a restaurant trading on Spanish credibility.

The glass pour program is functional but not thrilling. You've got your Albariño, a Tempranillo or two, maybe a Garnacha if you're lucky. Rotation seems slow—these bottles stick around for a while. The pours are generous enough and priced reasonably for Miami, but don't expect weekly changes or staff hand-selling the new arrival from Galicia.