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1-800-Lucky is a celebrated nightlife and dining destination located in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, United States. Established in late 2017, 1-800-Lucky quickly established itself as a unique hybrid: part Asian food hall, part retail space, and part bustling nightlife venue. The brainchild of a group of local hospitality veterans, the venue sought to bridge Miami’s vibrant club scene with the city’s growing passion for diverse international cuisines, all within a lively, communal environment.

Occupying a 10,000-square-foot indoor-outdoor warehouse space, 1-800-Lucky is characterized by its playful design—a neon-heavy, pan-Asian style that plays with nostalgic references while feeling modern and immersive. Unlike traditional clubs, the venue’s layout encourages movement between various food stalls, bars, and its central music and performance space, creating a festival-like atmosphere nightly. Culturally, 1-800-Lucky has become a cornerstone in Miami’s Wynwood arts district, contributing significantly to the area’s reputation as a creative and cultural hotspot.

Its culinary and musical programming attracts a diverse crowd, uniting foodies, music lovers, and artists under one dynamic roof. The venue is particularly renowned for hosting genre-spanning DJ sets and live performances, making it a favorite for both locals and international visitors. Since opening, 1-800-Lucky has maintained its original Wynwood location, but the space has continually evolved—updating its roster of food vendors and enhancing its audiovisual capabilities to accommodate ever-growing crowds and high-profile events, especially during Miami’s peak seasons and art festivals.

The club’s music stage has welcomed a host of notable talent, serving as a platform for both up-and-coming local acts and internationally recognized artists. In its years of operation, 1-800-Lucky has hosted performances and sets by internationally acclaimed DJs such as Questlove, Mark Ronson, Diplo, and Giles Peterson, as well as Miami legends like DJ Craze and Oscar G. The venue is also a springboard for local acts, including up-and-coming Miami-based DJs and producers, Latin artists, and hip-hop collectives, solidifying its reputation as a linchpin of the city’s ever-evolving nightlife and music scene.