Machine Gun Kelly Opened Miami Coffeehouse
The musician launched a new 27 Club Coffee location in the Wynwood neighborhood.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Musician Machine Gun Kelly has expanded his business portfolio by opening a 27 Club Coffee in Miami. The new cafe is located at 50 NW 24th St within the Wynwood Jungle building.
Why it matters
The business team selected the Wynwood Arts District as a location due to the area's vibrant culture, which they believe aligns with the brand's creative identity. The site aims to serve as both a dining destination and a hub for live entertainment.
The brand's expansion follows the launch of its flagship store in Cleveland, which opened in 2020. The business offers a menu featuring coffee, breakfast sandwiches, bowls, and quesadillas alongside branded merchandise.
The players
Machine Gun Kelly
Also known as Colson Baker, this 36-year-old musician and performer is the founder and primary stakeholder of the 27 Club Coffee brand.
The details
The establishment operates in a space highlighted by pink accents and features an indoor stage designed for late-night musical performances. Beyond food and beverages, the shop sells items including T-shirts, hats, and tumblers, with plans to expand merchandise sales to online channels.
Timeline
The flagship 27 Club Coffee location opened in Cleveland in 2020.
The Miami coffeehouse opened its doors in October 2026.
Increased activity is anticipated for the Art Basel event in December 2026.
Market Landscape
This move reflects a broader trend of artists leveraging their public profiles to establish permanent physical footprints in high-traffic arts districts. It positions the brand to capture cultural capital by embedding its operations within established creative hubs like Wynwood.
Local residents and visitors can now access the coffeehouse for food and live entertainment in the Wynwood Jungle. The business is also preparing to launch online merchandise sales for fans who prefer to shop for branded apparel from home.
The takeaway
The brand aims to integrate its coffeehouse concept into the local arts scene by hosting live, late-night performances. Visitors planning to attend should keep an eye on event schedules, as the venue is positioning itself as a cultural anchor for the Wynwood district.
What happens next
The establishment expects a surge in customer traffic during the upcoming Art Basel event scheduled for December 2026.
Further reading
For more on new retail ventures in the region, check out our coverage of Miami Openings & Closings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Miami Herald.
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