9 Feet Under is exactly what a speakeasy should be…read more From the outside, the building is completely unassuming, almost easy to miss. But that's part of the charm. Once you step inside, you're transported back to the Prohibition era with a moody atmosphere, intimate setting, and all the character you'd hope to find in a true speakeasy experience. The cocktails are unquestionably the star of the show. Thoughtfully crafted, well-balanced, and presented with attention to detail, each drink feels like part of the experience rather than just something to sip on. Add in a live DJ, great music, and an energetic crowd, and the result is a place with incredible vibes from start to finish. Whether you're looking for a unique date night, a nightcap, or a spot to impress friends from out of town, 9 Feet Under delivers. Joe, at the door, was very welcoming. Fabricio, the mixologist, was a true craftsman. We'll definitely be back.

This place is so cool because when you walk in, you have to walk down the stairs 9 feed…read moreunderground. It gives prohibition era and feels so scandalous as you're entering. We made a reservation prior to coming because in order to make it inside you need to book a reservation. The establishment is small which is why you have to reserve. We came at around 10:45 and our reservation was for 11:00. They sat us down right away. The vibes are chill and cool, there's a dj playing music. It was like house, tech vibes. The music was great and people were enjoying their time. We had 1 cocktail each and went on our way because we just came to check out the spot honestly. I had the fabulous martini which has a purple hue to it, it was very refreshing. I love that they garnish it with a lavender. The espresso martini was made with Don Julio Reposado, and had real fresh espresso as per the menu. It was good but a bit strong too! We had asked for an extra shot of espresso on the side just as a pick me up. But our server told us that it comes cold, which is odd because the menu literally says freshly brewed espresso in the cocktail description. It was fine though, we still enjoyed the drinks. Overall, our experience was nice! If you are ever in the Hialeah area, you should totally check this spot out. They also have bites you can order but we were full from dinner and didn't get a chance to try anything. Definitely have to come back to try some more cocktails and grab some bites!

I started going to Fox's 25 years ago and was a regular for years before it closed. Stopped by for…read moredinner last night and it was fantastic. Somehow it's the same but better (a pool table!!). It's roomier but still intimate. And then, of course, the awesome dark David Lynch vibe is not only back, but even more atmospheric. If you're looking to grab a bite instead of a drink, their French Dip is still great, but the fries now are better than old Fox's. The service has always been solid, and this visit was no different. Still a killer date spot too. Fox's 2.0 just takes a classic and elevates it to where it needs to be.

Sorry no photos in this dark lit dive bar lounge in SoMi. I miss the old layout but this place…read morenever disappoints. Tonight it was all about the special - Prime Rib Thursdays. Huge portions and perfect to share with your bestie. Come hungry and leave happy. Shout out to the 90s Power 96 Freestyle music! Pro tip: use Inkind app to pay and claim $25 off your bill.

As others have stated, Magie is good in concept and we'll likely return here, but with just a bit…read moremore effort on their part this wine bar could be so much better IMO. Unlike some other reviewers that scoffed at the prices of the wine, that didn't bother me so much. We had a bottle here that cost $55 and it retails for about $28; I was OK with that, as all restaurants and wine bars have a markup above retail, and even when you go to spots like Happy Wine or El Carajo and pick out a bottle to drink while in their shop, they charge a corkage fee for that. What I did have a problem with is that, after the "service charge" and other fees were added on, our $55 bottle rang up to more than $73 in total, which was ludicrous. When we first arrived at Magie we were met by a young guy who pointed out the bottles and where the various charcuterie items are located in the coolers, and we were then pretty much left on our own. We really just wanted a glass of wine each, but unlike places like Vinoteca, here at Magie they had a very limited selection of wines by the glass, and the ones available all seemed to come in single-serve cans. We picked out a bottle to share, went to the register, paid and the guy opened it and handed us 2 glasses. When I returned to get napkins, the guy just motioned to where the napkins were so I could grab my own (after moving a delivery cart out of the way by myself so I could reach them). Again, though this place includes an automatic "service charge", we received zero actual "service" unless one considers the 45 seconds it takes to uncork our bottle and charge us for the purchase. We had a seat, had a glass of wine each and then re-corked our bottle of wine and took it with us. Overall I think Magie is a great concept with lots of potential. The inside seating area is interestingly decorated and outfitted with lots of eclectic furniture and items on the walls, and the relatively large patio seating out front with tables for 2 to 8 people is shielded from the adjacent street/traffic and shaded by lots of trees and greenery. The ambiance overall is really very nice. The service, however, was non-existent, especially considering the automatic charge for that, and while prices of at least some wines aren't terribly out of line, the fact that all the service charges, taxes and fees added $20 to the cost of our bottle was a bit of a shocker. Magie should consider adding more wines by the glass IMO. Not just subpar quality single-serve cans, but decent wines, poured from a proper bottle with a topper that preserves the wine between pours like most every quality wine bar commonly offers. Lastly, while I don't think anyone expects linen napkins and white glove service, the paper plates and plastic cutlery customers are given to eat with are a bit off vs. what this place appears to be trying to be and the prices charged. The "F*ck Brunch" positioning statement on the back of the staffs' shirts was an interesting touch.

This spot in the Grove is super chill and great to have a bottle or glass of wine with your…read morefavorite girls. The first location in the River is better imo because the location is bigger, there is plenty more seating than the Grove location. Although, I still enjoyed my time at this location as well. Sooo how it works is that you go inside and pick a bottle of wine from the fridges. You can also order by the glass if you aren't a big drinker or if you want to try different wines. The bottles are moderately priced depending on your selection. We chose an orange wine and it was nice, very refreshing, you can really get that citrus essence with every sip. Another thing that they have is that you can pick different cheeses and meats and they will build you a charcuterie board. I love this because it is all based on your selection, nothing will go to waste. They also have food you can order. A lot of people love the nuggets with caviar. I think they are decent imo but I'm not like in love with them. Parking can be a bit annoying... If there isn't street parking, you can also park in the garage. The service was good, the staff was friendly. The only thing that was a hassle was getting a table. We had to wait a bit in order for a table to become available. Overall, this spot is a very cozy place to hang and mingle with friends.

I like the roof top pool and bar here. Not that big of a pool. More like just a lounge area. The…read morebar has a vibe and the hotel location in a great approximate area to Espanola area and dine in eats. Service was meh. Hotel feels like a French vibe. Close walking distance to the beach approximately 8min walk. Easy to catch a uber Lyft around the area. 25min drive to the airport.

I absolutely love this place! All the staff is so welcoming and friendly and its so close to my…read morefriends place. So when I go visit her I always go to the beach and then usually back to her place. But my last visit was the beach and then here! I loved that you can just go there and stay on their day beds by the pool and just chill. Its usually not too busy and the drinks are good. Definitely my go to when I go back to Miami!

Where to begin.. with a total of zero other tables sat, somehow they were out of everything except…read moreapps. So we ordered edamame, 2 orders of wings ($18 for 5 wingets) and fries. The edamame came out fine. But somehow it took 20 minutes for fried wings to come out... but it ended up making sense when we bit into them because they were ice cold wings. And still no fries. We told the server that they were cold and that we were also missing the fries. His response (per the manager) was "the wings are the temperature they're supposed to be" and the fries were going to take another 5-10 minutes because they never put them in. I don't think freshly fried wings should be ice cold but ok. They never checked the wings, just peeked out and took one look at us, gave the answer and that was that. Clearly no reason to ever go back...

Ivy Rooftop was amazing. We caught the sunset, the energy was so good, and everything just flowed…read more The drinks were great, the view was unreal, and the whole vibe made it feel like exactly where you want to be on a night out. Definitely one of the best spots I've been to in a while - already planning my next visit.

great food, the service could be better, everyone is super nice and so good for partiesread more

The drinks are amazing at bougainvillea best spot in Miami to go have fun with friends. The service…read moreis great always very nice bartenders and professional

I always have a great time here. However be careful when paying your tab and ask if tip was…read moreincluded. The couple dollars extra is not the point. The point is that when they give you the machine to pay it presents you to enter tip with no indication that it has been already added as gratuity. Last I checked gratuity and tip are the same. Isn't?