**”Inside Miami’s Vibrant Scene: David Grutman Launches Three Bold New Hospitality Projects”**
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Big news for Miami—three brand-new spots are opening tonight at 1575 Alton Road, all thanks to David Grutman and his team at Groot Hospitality. He’s launching Winker’s, Toothfairy, and S.F.C (Sushi Fly Chicken) all at once, marking a major moment for the brand. Here’s what to expect from each one.
Toothfairy is a playful bakery and ice cream shop that blends nostalgic charm with a modern, Instagram-worthy look. Winker’s offers a fresh take on the classic diner, named after Grutman’s one-eyed family cat. Then there’s S.F.C, a unique mix of takeout, bar, and lounge, inspired by Tokyo’s underground vibe but with a Miami flair.
Each venue has its own distinct style. S.F.C stands out with a 75-foot mural by local artist Santlov, bold artwork, and glowing neon lights. Winker’s leans into Art Deco design, featuring vintage leather booths, metal details, and an airy layout. Toothfairy is all about the visuals, with a pink-to-blue ombré paint job that’s perfect for photos.
When he’s looking for inspiration, Grutman turns to tennis or escapes to his villa in Turks & Caicos. As for Toothfairy’s menu, he’s a big fan of chef Dallas Wynne, who’s been named Miami’s top pastry chef twice.
Grutman is also working on exciting new projects for his tennis-inspired brand, Prince, including collaborations with Melissa Wood Health and Reebok.
What drives him most is the people—whether it’s first-time guests or celebrities, he’s focused on making sure everyone has a great experience. Looking back, he’s grateful he followed his passion for hospitality instead of sticking with his original plan to work in insurance.
As for what’s next, Grutman is proud of his family, his team, and his city—and he’s got his sights set on taking things global. More exciting updates are on the way.