Chef Brad Kilgore & Bar Lab Set To Open MaryGold’s At Arlo Wynwood

Florida-Inspired Brasserie Coming Fall 2022

There is an update to this post: MaryGold’s Restaurant To Open At Arlo Wynwood

CHEF BRAD KILGORE & BAR LAB SET TO OPEN MARYGOLD’S AT ARLO WYNWOOD
Rendering: Official

MaryGold’s, the new restaurant collaboration by Chef Brad Kilgore and Bar Lab, is slated to open its doors to the public Fall 2022 at the soon-to-open Arlo Wynwood hotel in Miami’s creative and cultural district. The Florida-inspired brasserie will showcase approachable but refined fare.

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“The refined, yet approachable dining experience at MaryGold’s is a direct reflection of the overall guest experience at Arlo Wynwood,” said Jennifer Hiblum, general manager of Arlo Wynwood in a statement. “We have set out to create unforgettable experiences that reflect an elevated interpretation of the neighborhood through design, sound, art, cuisine, cocktails, and music, and MaryGold’s will be the crown jewel of Wynwood’s dining scene.”

“When developing the concept for MaryGold’s we couldn’t think of a better partner than Chef Brad Kilgore, it was like an alignment of the stars,” says Gabe Orta, co-founder/owner of Bar Lab. “We’ve been part of Miami’s restaurant and bar scene for years and always respected each other’s work, style and passion. Bringing all of that to bear at the first hotel to open in Wynwood was a natural.”

The menu at MaryGold’s is conceptualized and will be executed by Kilgore whose vitae includes working at 3-star Michelin restaurants Alinea & L20 before moving to Miami where he took the helm at Azul at the Mandarin Oriental. Most recently he became Culinary Director of private members-only, The Concours Club with his restaurant Verge. He is best known for his Miami restaurants Alter, Kaido and Ember.

“I’m excited to be back in Wynwood; it has a special place in my heart and things have really come a long way since I opened Alter years ago,” says Kilgore. “MaryGold’s is going to be the kind of restaurant that you can come to over and over and always have a different food experience.”

MaryGold’s will feature modern American cuisine. Diners can expect fresh, locally-caught seafood and house made pastas. The menu is still in development but will include savory Beignets with jerk oxtail; Hand Cut Tagliatelle with Homestead Pomodoro, Sweet Crab, Gjetost Crema, and Scallop ‘Parmesan’ and Florida Clambake for Two – whole fish, fresh clams, Royal Red shrimp, north Florida grits, green chili butter, charred lettuce and coriander leaf. Desserts will include The Baked Florida, a twist on the classic featuring Meyer lemon, creamsicle and citrus liqueur, flambéed tableside.

The cocktail program at MaryGold’s is under the direction of Bar Lab’s Global Beverage Director, Christine Wiseman.

Designed by Meyer Davis and Miami-based MaD Artistic, the 2000 sq ft eatery blends warm and natural woods with greenery, industrial floors and ambient lighting. Upon entering on NW 22nd Street, guests are welcomed by a wrap-around bar with Calacatta marble, ribbed wood panels, and comfortable seating for 20. The dining area seats 65 guests with a combination of intimate booths, spacious banquettes, and central tables, all perched to watch the action unfold in the open kitchen. Outdoor tables can seat up to 55 and can accommodate an array of private dining options. Simple plateware is all handcrafted by independent ceramists, letting Chef Kilgore’s food take center stage. A wine wall will house a selection of international wines, while Mary G’s – the restaurant’s grab & go counter – will feature freshly-baked pastries, salads, sandwiches and a curated selection of snacks and vintage candy.

MaryGold’s will open to the public this fall at 2217 Northwest Miami Court in the Arlo Wynwood hotel. A third-floor cocktail-centric lounge and rooftop deck will follow.

Lisa Hay

Lisa Hay

Lisa is a staff reporter for What Now Media Group. She covers new restaurant, retail, and real estate openings across all of our markets. A true foodie, this Air Force veteran has lived all over the world — from Aviano, Italy to Nairobi, Kenya — but her favorite spot is NOLA for its rich history, architecture, culture, and of course, its good eats.
Lisa Hay

Lisa Hay

Lisa is a staff reporter for What Now Media Group. She covers new restaurant, retail, and real estate openings across all of our markets. A true foodie, this Air Force veteran has lived all over the world — from Aviano, Italy to Nairobi, Kenya — but her favorite spot is NOLA for its rich history, architecture, culture, and of course, its good eats.

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