Love playing soccer here. The environment is awesome. Don't think you're going to see the skyline,…read morebut the view is great nonetheless.

Brickell and Downtown hooligans rejoice, you have a place to go after work where you can see who…read morecan really score and you don't even have to buy any frou frou drinks for a chick. Soccer Rooftop is located inside Rivergate Plaza. Just head inside, take the elevator to floor #2 and walk out ready for some soccer action. There are two courts, locker rooms, and a small clubhouse complete with cold drinks, a television playing what else? sports and preferably soccer. And they are working on getting snacks up and running. Interested in playing? Sure you are. Well then don't show up before 6pm but know that you might be able to stay until 6am. Midnight Soccer anyone? There are currently no leagues but there is a plan in the works to add one. So best bet: call after 6pm, reserve a field, bring $120 and some friends Hate planning? just go hang out in the clubhouse and wait for someone who is desperate and looking for a +1

The latest addition to the Mid-town business boom is the new outdoor soccer facility, Soccer Town…read more The facility boasts 3 artificial turf fields that can accommodate 5 on 5 play or even 6 on 6. Sometimes they combine all three fields for 8 x 8 play. They're open for league play of all levels and they've got pick up sessions too. The staff is super friendly and they encourage co-ed play and all skill sets. They have a Facebook page too that keeps you informed of discounted pick up times. Located just up the street from Enriqueta's. If you see me there, let it be known that I like the ball whenever I call for it and I'll want some elbow room to perform my bicycle kicks without obstruction.

The best 8 Vs 8 League in Miami is definitely played here. Great quality players, great quality…read moreenvironment for games, BBQ's and even the FIFA Games on XBox... Ideal for parents with kids, as it offers a safe, gated area. I recommend it to all the soccer lovers.

I go to this club it's very nice and so are the coaches and all of the staff the park is kept clean…read moreand in good shape

SFK Academy works with children of all ages on a year-round basis. So far the best soccer…read moreexperience possible within the 4 years my son has been there and now he is 7 years old. SFK gained my sons' interest in soccer and with its positive environment boosted his natural soccer skills. Thank you for such a great experience. It's an extremely well run academy with a fine professional cadre of coaches. This is one of the best programs my son has taken... I highly recommend the program to all. My son loved it! I can't think of anything they could do better. Super program. To keep my 7 year old happy, busy and looking forward to the next day is amazing! Coaches are great! it far exceeded what we expected it was going to be. Friends who have also used SFK have always said good things. We were really impressed with the coaches' skill level and their organization. If you are thinking of putting your child in a soccer academy SFK is the only one I recommend. No doubt!

One of the least regulating soccer facilities over your soccer skills. They're lenient & neither…read morestrict over the usage of their soccer fields. No age discrimination whatsoever against older athletes. A lot of order & plenty of safety for all events. Internationally respectful!!! A morning to late hours non control freak type of facilities for all ages.

Well maintained turf fields and lots of them. Ample parking, bleachers to watch games and a small…read moreconcession stand. Bathrooms in multiple locations and a nice jogging path surrounds the entire park. Equipped with lights allowing games to go on until 10pm.

Fútbol Fever Miami is an awesome spot for kids and families. The staff is incredibly friendly and…read morealways helpful, making everything run smoothly from start to finish. The facilities are clean and well-maintained, and the atmosphere is very kid-friendly. It's perfect for scrimmages and children's parties. This place is fun, organized, and stress-free. Highly recommend!

Perfect place to celebrate your soccer loving kid's birthday…read more Wife and I wanted our kid's birthday to be somewhere where the kids could play soccer. So we did our research and checked out many venues. We ended up choosing Futbol Fever based on the following reasons: 1) its indoors and with air conditioning 2) you have the location to yourself so its not crowded or if it is its just your own people 3) they have video game console for kids to play soccer while they are waiting to play or resting between matches and 4) you can bring outside food in which in other venues is many times not allowed. But those were simply the reasons why we chose Futbol Fever. The 5 stars are also because of how friendly and helpful staff were during the party. How easy it was for everyone to find parking during the event. How clean everything was. But more over, that everyone left happy and enjoyed the birthday party. Would highly recommend using Futbol Fever for your future soccer events.

Great fields, you can play rain or shine as it's under the I95. It's gets humid in the summer but…read morenot unbearable.

Lovely place to play soccer and just hang out! We had a large group of girls come and got to play a…read moregood game. There are many fields and in very good condition. Loved how each field had a different team theme like Chelsea or Barcelona.

This is the third soccer league I have tried for my kids and finally, I feel like I am paying for…read moresomething that is worth it. The league has its only park, exclusive just for them. The practices and some games are at this actual park. It's wonderful to be able to bring your kids and know there are only other soccer parents and kids at this park. I am sure others wander in but why would they? This park is strictly soccer only. The coach I have this year for my eldest son is amazing. He is stern but still kind. The kids have the utmost respect for him. They practice nonstop the entire practice. They have to wear a uniform for practices and have two separate uniforms for games. In my personal opinion organized. I am not over here trying to make my child the next soccer star. I want him to know what it is like to play in a team, understand team dynamics, run, exercise, and strive to be the best. I am happy to have put him in the team this year and I hope he continues to enjoy his time with the league.

This club is not really bad, but its owner does not make the right decisions with his coaches…read more Personally, I do not have good experience with one of his coaches , This coach Juan is horrible as a coach and if by chance a parent complains about something, the first thing he does is take action against the child to make him feel bad and for his parents to have to remove him from the league, something that I see as very bad and not very professional in a league.

Very unorganized and a waste of money. First class was a disaster with extra kids that were not…read moreeven enrolled allowed to stay for the entire class. Subsequent classes weren't any better. Ten 2 year old kids with one coach is way too many kids per teacher. We were assured there would be 2 coaches but that was a lie, it was always 1 coach. Trying to round up the kids took up the majority of the 30 minute class. Handing out stickers took up another 10 minutes of the class. My son touched the ball an average of 3 times per class and I was paying $16 a class for that. Most of the time he was standing around bored waiting for other kids to take a turn. The coach also obviously didn't have experience with this age group as he would consistently ask the kids things that weren't age appropriate. A 2 year old can't name all the different colors and understand what you want them to do based on a color cone. When he went into a whole explanation and definition about dribbling I had to laugh when I saw the deer in headlights faces of the 2 years old in the class. Killian complex is a dumpy facility too. If you are looking for classes where your kid will actually play and learn soccer basics, this is not the place for you.

Very well organized classes. Coaches are well trained to work with little ones and the classes are…read morefun. Based off of what I've heard and experienced with other organizations, this one is very professional and thorough. I was very happy with my sons' summer season and already signed up for the Fall. Happy to have found Soccer Shots!

While exploring Coral Gables I stumbled upon this cute park named in honor of Coconut Grove…read morecommunity activist, Esther Mae Potts Armbrister. Esther Mae was of Bahamian descent and although diminutive in size, she had a powerful personality. Her trademark phrase was "I may not be right all of the time but I'm never wrong.'" Esther Mae was a presence at city hall city hall where she led a successful campaign to renovate a local park and to have sections of west Grove designated as historic. She is credited with the creation of historic markers for the cemeteries where Bahamian and African American settlers of Coconut Grove were buried. She also worked to preserve the turn-of-the-century clapboard house owned by Mariah Brown, an early immigrant from the Bahamas. From 1947-1953, she was president of St. Albans Day Nursery, where mothers could receive day care for $1.25 per week. History was her passion and she often shared it with local schoolchildren. She also liked to keep local politicians on their toes. Esther Mae passed away at the age of 81 in 1997 while in the midst of writing a history book. Esther M. Armbrister Park is a testament to Esther Mae's legacy of dedication to her community. The 4.4-acre City of Miami park includes a community center, baseball and football fields, tennis and basketball courts, a playground, and exercise equipment. Plans are moving forward for the 10 million dollar Armbrister Park New Community Center Improvements project consisting of the demolition of the aging existing community center building and the construction of a new 10,000 square foot two story facility and an outdoor pavilion. The center will include sports equipment storage, classrooms for after-school programs, a technology room, a kitchen, meeting rooms, restrooms and an outdoor pavilion. It will also serve as an outreach center during hurricanes or other natural disasters. Armbrister Park has long been a central gathering point for sports and recreation in Coconut Grove. The new center's design will reflect the cultural and architectural traditions that have defined this neighborhood by using Caribbean and Bahamian-style architecture. Great things are coming to this neighborhood, just the way Esther Mae would have wanted.

Armbrister park is located on the same block as George Washington Carver elementary/middle school…read more(Hornets Represent!) and across from the City of Miami Fire Department (off Grand Ave and Jefferson). It has been renovated and now includes a full turf football field and goals for soccer that I think can only be used if participating in a league. There's space to park along the park on Jefferson Street although I'm not sure that it's legal parking (watch for your car to avoid being towed). You could also opt to pay for parking on Grand Ave. There's a playground next to the field and enough field space (as well as bleachers) outlining the actual football field so it's a great spot to take your kids out to play catch, kick a ball around, etc.. I'm happy this park is around, can't wait to see how it is to play my Sunday coed soccer leagues here!