McDonald's Near Me in Wynwood: Kush Tops Its Burger with a Frita

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A Wynwood sports bar interior with a giant projector screen, covered outdoor seating and Miami evening light

The first thing to settle is whether the burger bar you found is actually serving in Wynwood. Kush lists 2003 N Miami Ave and a Frita by Kush with guava jelly, potato sticks, bacon, Swiss cheese and LoKal sauce, but its operator’s August 2026 article still calls the location coming soon. That makes a search for McDonald's Near Me in Wynwood: Kush Tops Its Burger with a Frita less straightforward than it looks. If you need a confirmed game-day room now, Grails Miami is the clearest local substitute, while Bar Tulio's keeps you in Wynwood with Mexican food and 14 screens. For a Latin-rooted option farther south, Calle 8 Sports Bar & Grill is the practical alternative.

Ask Karpo in the app which Wynwood watch-party option best fits your game, burger preference and arrival time. You can also check the booking order before setting off.

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Kush, Wynwood — the Frita burger is the reason to check twice

Kush is the headline-making option because its Frita by Kush puts a Cuban-style combination on a craft burger: guava jelly, potato sticks, bacon, Swiss cheese and LoKal sauce. The listed address is 2003 N Miami Ave, Wynwood, Miami, FL 33127, in a nearly century-old flatiron-style building being renovated for a reimagined Kush. Documented descriptions show a small, casual room with graffiti-covered walls, local-art details and a laid-back neighbourhood feel. The concrete catch is that Kush Wynwood is not currently verified as open. The operator’s August 2026 article calls the location coming soon, so do not treat older burger-bar listings as confirmation.

A current online pickup menu lists the Frita at $22, but the location’s current in-person pricing is unverified. The operator’s locations page publishes Monday–Thursday hours of 11:30 AM–2:00 AM and Friday–Saturday hours of 11:30 AM–3:00 AM, with no Sunday hours shown; those times should be treated as published information rather than proof of current Wynwood service. The same page says walk-ins are accepted, groups of six or more must reserve ahead and reservations have a five-minute grace period. Street parking and nearby garages are listed, but confirm the opening before you make the trip.

Grails Miami, Wynwood — the safest nearby choice for burgers and a big game

Grails Miami is the clearest currently open answer when McDonald's near me really means a burger, beer and somewhere to watch the fixture. At 2800 N Miami Ave, Wynwood, Miami, FL 33127, this sneaker-themed sports bar has 75-plus TVs, sound on for major games and no cover charge. Its three viewing areas change the feel: the indoor Sneaker Lounge is lined with collectibles, the Miami Vice Patio uses magenta and teal lighting, and the tented Yard has a giant projector screen. It is two blocks from Wynwood Walls, making it easy to pair with the neighbourhood rather than a separate excursion.

The venue opens Monday–Thursday from 3:00 PM–11:00 PM, Friday from noon–midnight, Saturday from 11:00 AM–midnight and Sunday from 11:00 AM–11:00 PM. Monday–Friday happy hour runs until 7:00 PM, with $5 bites and $7 signature cocktails; the current full burger price is unverified. Walk-ins are always welcome and there is never a cover, but reservations are strongly recommended for marquee games. The kitchen stays open until close, which suits a late arrival or anyone who wants food after the first quarter rather than a rushed pre-game meal.

Booths and a large screen inside a Little Havana sports bar beneath neighbourhood flags

Bar Tulio's, Wynwood — a $20 burger with 14 screens and Mexican bar food

Bar Tulio's is at 2839 NW 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33127, keeping you in the Wynwood grid while moving the format from craft-beer burger bar to Mexican restaurant and sports bar. The room is built for football, basketball, UFC and soccer, with 14 large screens, colourful Mexican-bar styling and a nightlife-oriented dining area. Its Gringo Burger uses a half-pound blend of chuck, brisket and short rib, then adds a brioche bun, pickle and fries. There is also a Breakfast Burger, so this is a useful choice when the group wants tacos, tequila and a burger menu in the same stop.

Bar Tulio's is closed Monday. It runs Tuesday–Thursday from 5:00 PM–11:30 PM, Friday from 5:00 PM–2:00 AM, Saturday from noon–2:00 AM and Sunday from noon–11:00 PM. The Gringo Burger is $20 and the Breakfast Burger is $18. Happy hour runs Tuesday–Friday from 5:00–7:00 PM, while weekend brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4:00 PM. Choose it for an evening fixture or a weekend daytime game, but not for a Monday watch party. Its later Friday and Saturday closing times also make it more suitable for a full night out than a quick fast-food substitute.

Calle 8 Sports Bar & Grill, Little Havana — a lower-cost, Latin-rooted room farther south

Calle 8 Sports Bar & Grill is the option to use when you are willing to leave Wynwood for Little Havana. It sits at 1010 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33130, with smash burgers, wings, pizza and Latin-American bar bites served around a wall of TVs and one large screen. The room is documented with neighbourhood flags above the bar, booths facing the screens, pinball and billiards, giving it a more homespun feel than the neon-heavy Wynwood venues. It is not a Frita specialist, but it answers the burger-and-game part of the search in a setting that feels rooted in Calle Ocho rather than built around sneaker culture or cocktail-led nightlife.

Calle 8 is open daily from 11:00 AM–11:00 PM. The bar lists $5 wells, drafts, wine and domestic bottles all day, while the current smash-burger price is unverified. Use WhatsApp at the main phone number for kickoff times, booth requests and group tabs; reservations are especially useful on rivalry nights. This is the most practical pick for an all-day start, a booth-based gathering or a group that wants games beyond burgers. It is farther southwest on SW 8th Street, so allow extra driving time or use a rideshare rather than assuming it is a short hop from Wynwood.

How to choose

If the specific appeal is a Cuban-inspired burger, Kush is the only place here with the documented Frita combination: guava jelly, potato sticks, bacon, Swiss cheese and LoKal sauce. But its unresolved opening status changes the decision. Do not build a game night around the $22 online pickup listing until the Wynwood location is confirmed. Grails is the strongest replacement for a proper watch party because it has 75-plus TVs, sound for major games, a giant projector in the Yard, no cover and a kitchen open until close. It also offers the clearest balance of burger culture, beer-bar logic and sports infrastructure.

Bar Tulio's is better when tacos, tequila, brunch or a $20 burger matter as much as the screens, with its 14-screen room and later weekend hours. Calle 8 wins on the all-day schedule and listed $5 drinks, but it requires a trip to Little Havana. Kush, Grails and Bar Tulio's are clustered in the Wynwood grid; Grails is two blocks from Wynwood Walls, and Kush lists street parking plus nearby garages. For a marquee game, reserve at Grails. For a rivalry night at Calle 8, book a table and allow the extra drive. Ask Karpo in the app for the best sequence before you leave.

One correction before you search

Older guides still describe Kush Wynwood as an operating burger bar with regular hours. The latest operator article from August 2026 says the Wynwood restaurant is coming soon, while current third-party listings still mark it temporarily closed. That is why this guide gives Kush the lead for its Frita promise but does not present it as a confirmed open destination. Verify the status before travelling to 2003 N Miami Ave, and use Grails Miami, Bar Tulio's or Calle 8 Sports Bar & Grill if you need a watch-party room you can plan around now.

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Ask Karpo first

Before leaving, ask Karpo in the app to check which venue suits the fixture, whether a reservation is sensible and how to order the stops. For Kush, confirm the Wynwood opening status first; for Grails, reserve ahead for a marquee game; for Calle 8, ask about a rivalry-night table and allow extra driving time south to Little Havana.

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