Shake-A-leg Miami
2620 South Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove, Florida 33133
Tel 305.858.5550, info@shakealegmiami.org
 

By Land

From US 1, turn East on 27th Avenue (Unity Blvd.)
-Turn North on Bayshore Drive.
-Continue for approximately 1/4 mile.
-Turn right at Aviation Avenue.

We are located in the beautiful new 3 story building adjacent to the Coast
Guard Hangar. Parking is free with validation.

Dade County bus routes #42 and #48 serve the center.

The Metro Rail stop is Coconut Grove (27th Avenue).

Our Address: 2620 South Bayshore Drive • Miami, Florida • 305.858.5550

By Sea

From the North:

-Follow the markers for the Intracoastal Waterway going SOUTH. This will take you under the Rickenbacker Causeway Bridge.

-Continue south in the ICW passing green marker #71 . Right before statute mile 1095 on the ICW you will see a marked channel to starboard that runs alongside a spoil island.

-The channel will be north of the island. Towards the ICW there is a flashing red marker which has a  "2" on It (QK FL R 12ft 3M “2”). The channel is beyond it and has no flashing lights. The markers begin at the tip of the island.

-Turn into the channel, remembering to stay well within the boundaries of the channel, as the depths to the south and north of the channel are shallow.  There is a historic US Coast Guard Hangar and the SALM building is to the South.

From the South:

-Follow the markers for the Intracoastal Waterway going NORTH. Continue north until you pass Statute Mile 1095. You will see a large anchorage and a spoil island. The marked entrance channel for Scotty's is north of the spoil island, on your port side (QK FL R 12ft 3M “2”).

-Turn into the channel, remembering to stay well within the boundaries of the channel, as the depths to the north and south of the channel are shallow. At the end of the channel you will see on the port side of your bow a restaurant with outdoor seating. That is Scotty's Landing. Continue past the beginning of the channel and you will see Shake-A-Leg in between the two marinas.  There is a historic US Coast Guard Hangar and the SALM building is to the South.

A map of the area and specific driving directions are available here through
google maps.