The After Party: Event Recaps
Harry Romero at Café Grooves party
Café Grooves Turned Up the Heat at Their 4th Day Party with Harry Romero
June 21st was all about coffee, house, and sunshine as Café Grooves threw down their 4th daytime party at The Deck Wynwood—and this one hit different. A true blend of caffeine and rhythm, the daytime vibes were on point, with people showing up early, sipping cold brew, and easing into grooves that got deeper by the hour.
Headlining the day was Harry Romero, a certified house music heavyweight who brought that classic New York energy to Miami’s arts district. His set was smooth, soulful, and built perfectly for a sun-soaked dancefloor. From jazzy rollers to chunky basslines, Harry kept it warm and steady, giving the crowd that just-right daytime lift.
The scene? Laid-back but electric. People were dancing with coffee in one hand, friends in the other. The Deck Wynwood’s open-air setup gave the whole party a breezy, tropical feel—like your favorite café turned dance party.
Café Grooves isn’t just an event—it’s a mood. Coffee, community, and house music done right. And if this last one was any sign, the series is only getting better.
Photography by: Samuel Rivas
Café Grooves at Sable
Café Grooves Vol. 3 Brings the Vibe to Sable Miami
On May 31st, the third edition of Cafe Grooves lit up Sable Miami with sunshine, smooth beats, and all the right energy. As the crowd rolled in, the drinks flowed, the dancing started early, and the music set the tone for a perfect Miami afternoon.
Andrea Quintero Got the Party Started
First up on the decks was Andrea Quintero, who came in hot with her signature mix of deep house grooves and Latin flavors. Her set was full of feel-good energy—just the right mix to get people moving and smiling. Whether it was her track selection or her stage presence, Andrea had the crowd locked in from the jump.
Nico Bernardini Took It Home
Following Andrea, Nico Bernardini kept the groove going with a slick blend of deep and tech house. His smooth transitions and killer track choices kept the dance floor packed as the sun started to set. There was a real connection between Nico and the crowd—you could feel it in every drop and build-up.
A Whole Vibe
More than just a party, Cafe Grooves is becoming a real community hangout. Whether people came to dance, chill, or catch up with friends, there was space for everyone. The vibe was laid-back, yet full of life—just what you’d expect from a Miami day party done right.
With another successful event in the books, Cafe Grooves is proving it’s here to stay. If you missed this one, make sure you don’t sleep on the next.
Café Grooves Party at Sable Miami
Cafe Grooves Brought the Beats (and the Brews) to Sable – April 26
Miami sunshine, deep house beats, and a fresh cup of coffee in hand—what more could you ask for? The Cafe Grooves Day Party took over Sable on April 26, turning a regular Saturday into a full-on vibe. Part dance party, part daytime hangout, it was the perfect way to spend an afternoon in the 305.
The day kicked off with DJ Axel Beca setting the mood early. His smooth, feel-good set had the crowd swaying while sipping on iced lattes and espresso shots. Yep, this wasn’t just any party—Cafe Grooves made sure the coffee was flowing just as much as the cocktails.
When headliner Tiffy Vera took over, the energy leveled up big time. She delivered a high-energy set that blended soulful house, funky drops, and straight-up dance floor magic. People were dancing hard, espresso martinis in hand, completely lost in the groove.
Sable turned into the ultimate sunny escape. Whether you were on the dance floor, lounging with a cold brew, or catching up with friends in the shade, the whole scene felt effortless and electric. The mix of music, coffee, and community hit just right.
If this party was any indication, Cafe Grooves is on a roll. The April 26th edition was one for the books, and we’re already looking forward to what they do next. Missed it? Don’t worry—there’s always another party around the corner in Miami.
Photography by: Samuel Rivas
