Wilder Market & Kitchen Announced for Miami
The 8,000-square-foot neighborhood market is slated to open in Fall 2026.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Organic Food
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Danielle Axman has announced that Wilder Market & Kitchen will bring a new grocery concept to Miami in 2026. The 8,000-square-foot space will focus on high-integrity ingredients sourced through regional partnerships.
Why it matters
The market aims to blend restaurant-quality prepared foods with a neighborhood grocery experience that prioritizes product transparency. It represents a new entry in the local specialty food scene, with long-term expansion plans currently being developed by Major Food Group.
The upcoming 8,000-square-foot location will feature a menu of 150 unique recipes. The final site selection for this initial market is still currently under negotiation.
The players
Danielle Axman
The founder and visionary behind the Wilder Market & Kitchen grocery concept.
Major Food Group
A founding investor and strategic advisor assisting with the company's long-term expansion.
Grassfed Culture Hospitality
The local hospitality group providing the store's prepared food and beverage program.
The details
Founded by Danielle Axman, the store will feature a grocery assortment, a cafe, and prepared foods supplied by Grassfed Culture Hospitality. Ingredients will be vetted via a framework developed with the Environmental Working Group and sourced from regional producers like Paradise Farms and Glaser Organic Farms. The market is designed to include both a patio for dining and an outdoor pickup window for convenience.
Timeline
Wilder Market & Kitchen is scheduled to open in Fall 2026.
Beyond the 305
The market incorporates the Environmental Working Group standards as a benchmark for its product sourcing framework. This approach follows the trend of local retailers prioritizing ingredient transparency to meet increasing consumer demand for supply chain accountability.
Residents can expect a new destination by Fall 2026 that provides restaurant-quality prepared foods alongside locally sourced produce. The addition of an outdoor pickup window will offer a new option for quick, healthy meal access in the neighborhood where it launches.
The takeaway
The store brings together established regional producers and strategic hospitality partners to create a specialized shopping experience. Keep an eye out for future announcements regarding the specific neighborhood chosen for this first Miami storefront.
Further reading
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