This hidden gem is always a good time! Great beer, great vibes. The food truck was delicious and…read morethey are always super friendly which makes the service great. They always have some Events to make sure you keep up with their instagram to stay updated!

I was looking for a brewery to bring my Darling husband and the yelpers led me to this spot. Indeed…read moreit is a difficult location to find, it is in an industrial park. Follow your navigation and hopefully you won't end up in the ocean lol JK. Once you park your car head on And Ann saddle up to the bar. If the Argentinian food truck is out back I definitely recommend getting a single or double burger with cheese. Imagine a hot buttery grilled cheese with a Smashburger in the middle. I requested light salt on the smash because if you're like me sometimes that salt be hitting too hard. #IfYouKnowYouKnow. I was designated driver, so did not partake in the bruise, but the hubs enjoyed the Oleta IPA and the Relic Pilsner. If you have a chance to chat with Chris the bartender, he is a great conversationalist and you could talk to him all afternoon, bathrooms are clean. Space is fun and cozy and five out of five will return and I will get the T-shirt next time.

I was looking for a perfect dive bar experience, and this place delivered. It has that classic…read morebeach bar dive feel. Unpretentious, local, and exactly what it should be. Irene was an excellent host and bartender. She was friendly, attentive, and made the place feel welcoming right away. Service like that matters in a spot like this. I needed to grab some cheap drinks, take a load off, and this worked perfectly. On the Rocks is nothing fancy and has no pretense. It's just a solid neighborhood bar with local character and characters, and fair prices. I would definitely come back.

Places like this are sadly slowly dying. This is your dictionary HOLE IN THE WALL bar and…read moreeverything you expect from it!! On every moment of the week you will find fun degenerates having fun here, and I sometimes am one of them! We love this place!

Great views for afternoon drinks. Decent service and not ridiculously pricy. Can enjoy a Cigar,…read morekick back and enjoy views.

This place is a horrible establishment never come here!!! They take your money after you leave…read moreleave your car on file and spend it when you're not even there. It's BS. Do not come here. The managers are deleting my reviews because of what I'm saying and they don't want to leave it up. It's BS what they're doing here. They use my card after I left twice. I repeat twice. I used to come here all the time, but I don't know what happened to the place. Maybe it's new management but they use your money because they're broke never come here. If you do, you're going to be sorry you did and I warned you lol. This places gives me the ick what a bad place.

Best beer on Miami Beach. Owner Ray is a local legend, it's a dive bar without the dive - catch…read moresome sports (on TV or play pool or darts) and marvel at the cool wood finish, comfy bar stools, church-like pews and flights of beer. DID I MENTION THE BEER? I've lived nearby for over 10 years and this place rocks - the staff are all cool.

Cute little bar of lincoln road with chill vibes, great tunes and a decent happy hour selection…read morewith a variety of great draft beers and cocktails. There is a pool table and dart board so you can brush up On your hustling skills. Bathrooms were very clean. Perfect little escape from the strip.

This is the place to stumble into! Don't waste your time walking in front of everything looking in…read moreeach bar to see an empty row of barstools. This place is popping! Thursday night is Karaoke and the people in here can sing. You can tell this is a place the locals actually go to. I didn't try the food so I can't speak on that but the drinks were strong and the prices are good, you aren't going to be super overcharged like everywhere else. It's only a block off the beach as well! Tons of pool, video games, and two bars in two connected building. One side is a dance side the other side is a gaming fun side! The bar tenders were great and really took the time to make you feel welcomed! I will visit this place every time I come back to Miami!

We went here with my friends, and the food was great and the female bartender was super nice, but…read morewhen we went to play pool, you have to buy an arcade card. the arcade card was $5 for 15 "points" We got 15 points and the pool table cost 8 points. We went to the bar to explain that the pool table was broken and they it was fine. When we closed out they charged us $20 for one game of pool. I have been to high-end clubs where it's less than that. This nasty bar charged us $20 to play one round of pool when the pool table next to us that unfortunately was occupied only paid equivalent of $3. That is robbery and discrimination & will not be coming back here ever again. I recommend staying away from this bar. Maybe it has to do with the fact that we were only gay people in there. Avoid it all costs, I love a loud bar scene, but I couldn't even hear my friend standing next to me. The energy was not good with the exception of the female Argentianian bartender who is quite kind, but whoever we closed out with was quite rude. 0 stars if I could. We want our money back.

Silverlake Bistro was such a pleasant surprise…read more The ambiance was incredible -- warm, inviting, and the kind of place that instantly makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. The food was excellent across the board, and every recommendation we received was truly 10/10. Our server, Abby, was wonderful and made the experience even better. She was attentive, knowledgeable, and made us feel genuinely welcomed from start to finish. Overall, a really enjoyable dining experience that felt both elevated and comfortable at the same time. We'll absolutely be back.

Silverlake Bistro used to be our go-to neighborhood restaurant in Miami. It offered consistently…read moregood food, a welcoming atmosphere, and reasonable prices, making it an easy recommendation for friends and family. In fact, as my wife and I were walking in on our most recent visit, I was commenting that this would be a great place to bring out-of-town guests. Unfortunately, that opinion changed by the end of the evening. When the bill arrived, we learned that the corkage fee had increased from $25 to $35 without any notice. We politely explained that we were longtime customers who had always paid the longstanding $25 fee, but management was unwilling to make any accommodation or honor the previous rate. The increase itself did affect our perception. While $10 may not seem like a large amount, it represented a significant percentage jump for a neighborhood bistro, and it shifted the overall value equation for us in a noticeable way. What made it more frustrating is that a corkage fee increase feels different from a menu price adjustment. Rising food, labor, and operating costs can justify higher menu prices, but a corkage fee is simply a charge for opening and serving a bottle the customer brings in. Increasing it 40% without notice felt excessive, especially for a casual neighborhood restaurant rather than a high-end dining establishment. At $35, the corkage fee no longer feels aligned with the restaurant's positioning or value. Combined with the lack of transparency and the unwillingness to honor a long-standing rate for loyal customers, it meaningfully changed how we view the restaurant. The food was still very good, as it has been on previous visits. However, the overall experience left a sour taste. As a result, my wife and I won't be returning, and we will no longer recommend Silverlake Bistro to friends, family, or out-of-town visitors. That's a shame, because this was once one of the best reasonably priced neighborhood restaurants in the area. A relatively small change, handled differently, could have preserved our loyalty. Instead, it cost the restaurant two regular customers and future word-of-mouth recommendations.

Magic 13 Brewing had a really fun vibe when we went. They were hosting an event that day so we…read morecouldn't sit outside, but the inside was still a great atmosphere. We got seated right away, which was a plus. Ambience-wise, it's definitely vibey. Loud music, lots of people, high energy but in a good way. It felt lively without being chaotic. We ordered the parrillada Argentina for two. It was delicious and full of flavor, though we did expect it to be a bit bigger portion-wise. Still really good quality. Service was solid too. Overall, a fun spot if you're looking for good food and a lively environment.

Great selection of beers to try here. The staff are awesome and good vibes all around. We went to…read moresee a band play here in their outside area so that was cool. I will say that the food is kind of what you expect for bar food. It was good but I wouldn't go out of my way to come eat here alone. Deff a fun vibe for live music and drinks though! I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG @ chloexmorgann

I would like to extend a special shoutout to Signey in the district brew house he was the best…read morebartender I've ever had. Signey is very friendly, funny, personable, and just makes the overall experience at the brew house better. I will make sure to book the cruise ships that have the district brew house on board in hopes of having signey as my bartender again.

It's been about two years since I've been on the Norwegian Escape, but I have some very lasting and…read morefond memories (especially of DISTRICT BREW HOUSE). If you love cruising which I do and you love craft beer, you will absolutely love District Brew House. It is located on deck 8 towards the front of the ship. When I was on my cruise, it was the best kept secret on the ship. If you have cruised on a mega-ship like the Escape, you know getting a drink, especially in a frequented club or on the pool deck will usually mean long lines. On the Norwegian Escape, me and my friends did a test. One group of my friends stood in the line in prime time in the evening at Spice H2O on Deck 17 towards the rear of the ship. My group left them, walked all the way to District Brew House on 8 in the front of the ship, ordered drinks and came back. The group at Spice H2O were still waiting for their drinks. From that day on, we made it a point to stop in District Brew House before going anywhere else. Things you need to know about District Brew House on the Norwegian Escape: 1) They have draft beer and craft bottles 2) It wasn't too crowded and the service was great 3) We had the unlimited drink package and all our beers were FREE 4) At night they had a piano player from 9 pm until... 5) In 7 days you can try every beer they have, if beer is all you're drinking

Cool little dive bar I visited during my visit of Miami…read moreBeach Looks like a lot of locals. But was a real cool spot The customer service was amazing as each bartender were really friendly and helpful Decent amount of seating inside and some outside Cool spot!!!!

I absolutely love love this place! Great vibes, food, drinks and service! Smash burger is worthy of…read morea medal! Lemon pepper chicken wings are amazing! Will be back again soon! Parking is cheap on the street too. Gotta give them love. Five stars for this lovely dive bar!

From the moment we entered, we were immediately greeted and welcomed with genuine and eager…read morekindness. Our server, David, was knowledgeable and attentive and very happy to spend time helping us navigate our sushi decisions for the evening, checking on us frequently and never leaving us to question the status of our order. If there are any chef's specials offered, try them! If they're anything like what we got, you will not be disappointed. We each got one order of the chef's special for the evening: 6 individual pieces of tuna nigiri, each featuring a different cuts and preparation of tuna. The array of textures and flavors was incredible, and the fish was very fresh. Some were plain or lightly seared, some were topped with delightful sauces, and each one was its own world of flavor. My next favorite was the truffle salmon belly nigiri. It's flavorful and melts in your mouth. Each order comes with two pieces. Could have easily eaten more! We were happy with the spicy hamachi roll we ordered as well. You can taste the difference when sushi is freshly prepared with fresh ingredients. It's nice that you can see the sushi chefs at work just a few feet from your table, too. Every time they torched a piece of fish, the small restaurant fills with the most mouth-watering smell. Prices are not cheap - but very reasonable for the high quality. Gratuity is included - but earned and deserved. It's a small but bright, clean, and cutely decorated restaurant that lifts your spirits. We enjoyed the experience and look forward to visiting again!

As locals, we were looking forward to trying Kuromon! We hadn't eaten restaurant food in a long…read moretime, I was tired of cooking and I worked all weekend, so we stopped at Kuromon last night while out for a walk. We were planning on ordering and taking the food to go. The restaurant had only one or two tables filled, so this was not a problem. The server was super friendly and the food was ready quickly. We had the following: Spicy Blue Crab Hand Roll Hamachi Hand Roll Spicy Tuna Roll Spicy Hamachi Roll Salmon Tiradito Pork and Shrimp Gyoza Verdict of the food: MEH. -Gyoza - I didn't try the gyoza because it had pork; Larry said it was a very small portion -Tuna and Hamachi rolls - tasted the same and were nearly all rice -Hamachi Hand Roll - I do not like hand rolls as they are difficult to eat neatly / share, but aside from logistics, this one was good! -Blue Crab Hand Roll - YUCK!!! The crab tasted like mud. I dislike crab though, so YMMV -Salmon Tiradito - very fresh and it came with an interesting passion fruit dipping sauce, but the order contained 5 tiny slices of fish The total came to $72 and we were still hungry after eating so I HAD TO COOK ANYWAY!!! I was actually pretty steamed all night; the point of spending money on restaurant food is to save me the work of cooking. So we spent money AND I cooked. Lose-lose. The interior of the restaurant is clean and fresh; the quality of the ingredients is good and the staff is super friendly, but the pricing is just way too high for what you get. The rolls were seriously not any better than Publix $5 sushi when the volume of rice is taken into account. We don't eat out much anymore so to try a new place and have it be disappointing is really a bummer.