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Viena

Central Terminal7th Floor of the Miami International Airport HotelPre-Security

Hours

11:00AM-12:00AM

Alcohol

Yes

Located on the 7th floor of the MIA Hotel is Miami Airport’s newest restaurant dedicated to preparing delicious made from scratch dishes, with the freshest available sourced ingredients from regional farmers and purveyors. It’s the perfect spot for the best view of the airfield and Miami skyline offering drinks, cocktails, appetizers, ice-cold beer, and a great wine list. Also offered is a great selection of fresh food, salads, hand-cut steaks, pasta, and flatbreads from a wood-fired oven.

Finding it

Viena is in 7th Floor of the Miami International Airport Hotel in Central Terminal at Miami International Airport. It sits landside, so you can reach it without a boarding pass — and you still have to clear security afterwards.

Central Terminal has 32 places to eat and 31 shops in this directory; the earliest opens at 4am.

Hours against the security queue

Across the week, MIA security runs longest around 5pm at a median of 16 minutes, and lightest around 11pm at 2 minutes.

Queue figures are medians from FlyIndex's MIA wait-time record, not a live reading.

About this location

Viena occupies the seventh floor of the Miami International Airport Hotel, reached by heading up rather than along a concourse, on the departures side of security. It runs from 11 a.m. until midnight, later than almost anything else in this batch, making it one of the few options for a meal after most gate-side counters have shut. There's no second Viena at MIA to weigh it against. Its position inside the hotel rather than a terminal food court sets it apart from Jackson Soul Food, QUORE Gelato and Skittles Remix, its nearest neighbours, none of which share that elevator ride up.

Other options in Central Terminal

All landside, so you can reach any of these before security.

Official Travel Resources

1 verified external links from airport operators and U.S. agencies.