Julia Tuttle — the "Mother of Miami" — and Henry Flagler — the railroad magnate who connected this city to the world — gave their names to this hall. Their spirit of ambition and welcome lives on inside one of Downtown Miami's most remarkable structures.
Built in 1936 in the Streamline Moderne style — inspired by ocean liners, complete with curved decks and multilevel promenades — the building once housed the largest Walgreens in the world, famous for an 88-foot soda fountain counter. Today, a glass elevator bisects its soaring atrium and three floors of culinary culture fill every corner.
Every level offers a distinct culinary world. Explore at your own pace — the glass elevator connects them all.
Massimo Bottura — the chef behind Osteria Francescana, ranked #1 in the World's 50 Best Restaurants — brings his vision to the rooftop of Julia & Henry's. Added August 2024, Torno Subito is the most celebrated dining addition to Downtown Miami in years.
Individual vendor hours may vary. Rooftop Torno Subito hours may differ — call ahead.