I come here often for concerts and it's such a vibe! If you like indie, hippy, house, or afrobeats,…read moreyou'll love this spot. They also do events here sometimes so be mindful it's mostly outside with no breeze so wear sunblock/hats if it's a daytime event! Also love that they have a parking lot at the end of the street or plenty of street parking too. They have different food trucks here and so far every has been great! I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG @ chloexmorgann

I came to Zey Zey to a free concert with a friend. We came to see Electric Kif, followed by The…read moreHeadhunters. The genre was fusion jazz, it fit the airy ambience perfectly. The open space is really nice, seeing the bands play in a type of oasis. There are some covered areas but not enough in case of rain. The uncovered areas include the stage. They have a decent selection of drinks, and some events and vendors inside a building. There is ample parking across the street.

Great kava bar in North Miami. Loved that this is a family-owned business, I met the owner and her…read moreson as they were both serving food and drinks one of the nights I visited. The place is inspired in Hawaiian-fusion cuisine with a menu full of delicious bites and snacks. The venue is nicely decorated with beautiful art on the walls. They have an open area in the back with several tables and a relaxing fountain. They even game board games and flower leis if you want to wear one for the night. They are located on the West side of I-95 so parking is available on the street. They also have several events during the week like karaoke, live music, ladies' night and open mic nights. I tried their kava drinks and kratom teas and loved both of them. They took the time to explain all the different drink options, loved that the menu also explained the difference between kratom and kava. I will go back for their events soon!

One of the best kratom bars in Florida! We travel quite a bit and try kratom bars wherever we go,…read moreand Makana Kava is the friendliest place to date. The food was spectacular, the sliders were delicious. Highly recommend, and the people are delightful. Definitely at the top of my list.

Great little brewery in the Little Haiti Neighbourhood of Miami that has some really nice fresh…read morehome brewed beers. There is an amazing atmosphere and a great outdoor area where bands play. Also, the staff are very nice and very helpful and overall it's just a really good vibe with great service.

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

Came here for breakfast because we were staying at the hotel next-door and it was excellent. Lovely…read moreatmosphere and great food. Really good coffee and cappuccino too. I plan to come back here for dinner.

This is, without a doubt, one of the worst restaurants I have ever visited…read more From the moment my wife and I walked in at 4:00 PM, the experience was disappointing. The restaurant was practically empty, which should have been the first warning sign. We started by ordering drinks. The menu listed more than five beers, yet they only had two available because, according to them, their freezer was broken. Fine, things happen. We then ordered a Moscow Mule, only to be told they couldn't make it because they aren't a full bar. Understandable. Next, we asked for an Aperol Spritz. They didn't have that either. Finally, hoping they could at least make a simple mojito, we ordered one--only to be told they didn't have mint leaves. At that point, it was almost laughable. Then the food arrived. They served old bread that wasn't even warm. We ordered two appetizers: the garlic shrimp, which was just average, and the tuna tiradito. The tuna tiradito was easily the worst I've ever had. The presentation was terrible. The tuna looked like it had been cut with a dull rock instead of a sharp knife. The sauce was supposed to have fresh lemon and truffle oil, but it tasted like bottled fake lemon juice with some strange black paste dumped on top. It was completely unappetizing. (I'll attach a photo so you can judge for yourself.) The most frustrating part came when the waitress asked if everything was okay. We politely explained our concerns, including all the issues with the drinks and the food. Instead of apologizing or trying to make things right, she argued with us and became defensive. Customer service is about solving problems, not debating with your guests. Overall, this was an awful dining experience from beginning to end. I genuinely don't understand how this restaurant has a 4.8-star rating with over a thousand reviews because it certainly didn't reflect the experience we had. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Save your money and go somewhere that actually cares about the quality of its food and service.

New spot by our area that had to try. No disappointment. Loved the ambiance. Nicely decorated…read more Food was delicious and service was great. We sat at the bar and order a couple of appetizers and glasses of wine. Being on a traffic area, the location has enough parking. The restaurant is noisy. Need to work on the acoustics to make it more enjoyable. Would love if they add wine samples (flight) to enjoy 'a tasting'. In general, it was a great experience. Would definitely go back.

I'm Happy to see Happy Wine opening up in the Upper East Side of Miami. I have been to the other 2…read morelocations several times and I have enjoyed them both. I love the concept. You pick your bottle of wine and they charge you an uncorking fee for the wine you pick. You can also purchase wines to go. They have a nice selection of wine to choose from and it's not at Total Wine cost but a bit over MSRP. The food is very good and the service has also been very good. We went during soft opening and they did a nice job that night. We just went in for wine and desert. We picked a nice Italian wine and we ordered the bacon wraped dates with blue cheese. They were fantastic and they paired excellent with the wine we picked. Tonight we went with two other couples and we had a very nice time. We ordered the sliders, meatballs, calamari, bacon wrap dates with blue cheese and the tuna tartar. Everything was very good again. The location is nice and the space is very nice and the also have a nice selection of beer. The only issue I have is that the space is very loud. Due to the high ceilings flooring and walls with all the wine bottles you will find yourself speaking loudly. They really need to think about noise control. We will be back and welcome to the Neighborhood. Sorry no photos but I will take them next time.

Everything is good drinks, food, ambiance and service. The best Happy hour in Miami 6-8pm top…read moreshelf! Waterfront and DJ weekends!

The food was ok... Service was slow and inatentive,…read moreambience and music were nice. Overpriced. The server wanted to add an additional 18% to the 18% tip already included in our bill.

The Key is the rooftop bar located on top of the Citadel food hall in Little River, just north of…read moreLittle Haiti. A large group of us gathered here for dinner and late-night drinks on a Friday night. This is a fun, happening spot. It's ideal if you're looking for a casual, laid-back night out in Miami. The rooftop can handle a lot of people. My wife and I ordered food downstairs at Manjay, the Caribbean/Haitian stall at the food court, and took it up to the rooftop (there's an elevator). You are allowed to do this at the Citadel (take food from the food court up to the roof). Staff on the rooftop will bus trays and tableware. I recommend Manjay, by the way, and left a review for it separately here on Yelp. On the rooftop, I had a couple of martinis, one extra dirty. They were well made and delicious. Our friends had a variety of drinks including beer (e.g., Monopolio Mexican amber lager). Pint glasses were served iced over which is certainly nice in the South Florida heat. Service was good. The staff was nice. Several of the chairs had holes in the seats, so that was annoying. The vibe was lively and friendly. Good music.

Came here for a friends birthday party one Saturday night. I really liked how big and spacious the…read morerooftop was. There was lots of seating and space to walk around. There's not much to look at since it's the middle of nowhere but it's still nice. There's one bar, and servers who come to you as well. I like the vibes and music and thought it was a nice rooftop. The drinks I will say weren't my favorite and I didn't eat any food.

Secret. That's the thing…read more Not your normal bar. Not TFIG Fridays. Not over crowded, only seats about 30. But FIRST CLASS in every way. From the decor - crushed velvet OG To the service - very attentive - see Luisa. She is a great mixologist. Really First Class cocktails - all delicious. Try the Snowbird. Also had the Pablo Escobar -"plato o plomo" I hesitate leaving reviews of the coolest places. Because then everybody will go. 9 Feet is one of the coolest bars i have ever been to..... and I've tried a few. Yes, it really is nine feet under ground - a basement in Miami ??

It was really disappointing and distasteful to see this post…read more I'm one of the regulars at karaoke night at 9 Feet Under, and I can honestly say karaoke has always been about bringing people together. My own birthday was celebrated there on karaoke night, and it was one of the most amazing and unforgettable nights. We also celebrated my niece's graduation on karaoke night, and it was another incredible evening filled with friends, family, laughter, and great memories. Seeing an employee post something so negative about an event that so many of us genuinely enjoy is disappointing. From the outside looking in, it seems like there's been a big shift in whoever is running these events. I recently attended both karaoke night and ladies' night, and the atmosphere was completely different from what many of us have come to love. FYI, karaoke night *brings people together*. I can't think of a single time we've gone and not had a great night. That's why this post doesn't reflect what 9 Feet Under has always represented to so many of us. If you work there and karaoke night is that terrible *for you*, maybe it's worth asking yourself why that is. Or perhaps this isn't the right environment for you. But please don't portray an event that has created so many positive memories for so many people as something negative, because that's simply not the experience the rest of us have had. Now you've lost customers!!