Well the Panthers Play here so that's why this place is perfection. Cannot wait for next season…read more Food prices are high. Drink prices are high....but what do you expect from an arena. Eat and tailgate prior to the game. And as always Go Panthers.

Amerant Bank Arena is the home of the Florida Panthers games and also the main large capacity…read moreconcert venue in Broward County within the city of Sunrise. You can see this arena off of the Sawgrass Expressway and it's pretty easy to navigate to. I recently attended the Ariana Grande concert at this venue and I loved how on top of communication they were on their social media handles. Compared to other concerts I've been to and seen for the prep beforehand, they were always transparent with their bag policy, safety measures, door open times, and parking information. This concert venue was also way easier to navigate into than most others that I've attended. For parking, they charge a ridiculous amount, at least for the concert I went to. $50 for parking may be somewhat the norm nowadays but I think that is crazy considering how heavy ticket prices are. There is truly no reason to charge that much, at least from what I can tell. That on top of there being a bottleneck when leaving the venue is a bit wild. We opted to park at Sawgrass across the street and walk over, as did a lot of folks. This was the best way to pregame as a lot of concert goers chose to eat at one of the nearby restaurants. Other than the parking, a great venue. The staff was helpful and friendly. I felt safe the entire time and there was a good amount of food options, drink options, bathrooms, and space.

Located at the mana convention center during art Basel 2025, this busy gallery was much improved…read moreover last years! There was ample art. A lot of people and slightly narrow lanes. I also saw concessions like coffee and drinks throughout. People come in a wide range of styles here, and I think they're something for everyone. It's located in wynnwood which is known for their street art. Plenty of walkable spots nearby, but you might want to ride share in as parking is not the most friendly.

This was my second year visiting this establishment during Art Basel and it never ceases to amaze…read moreme. I enjoyed the layout of the venue as it offered several beverage stations throughout, and had a centralized snacking area. There were some really great artists featured this year, and they all displayed excitement to have their artwork viewed and to speak to patrons. Looking forward to another year soon!

I have attended Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for two summers in a row for Rolling Loud music…read morefestival, and each time I have been enthralled and incredibly impressed with the stadium's surrounding landscape, and complete attention to detail in the festival's functionality and decor. I have never been inside the actual stadium structure, only the area surrounding the building, just to be clear. But it is a truly impressive piece of real estate. The bathrooms are great, there are water stations at every corner, medics always in sight, and as a regular festival-goer, there is not really much else I can ask for that Rolling Loud at Hard Rock Stadium does not already provide. The times I have had here have been unbelieveabely amazing and high in energy. The place is quite vast and it can be easy to get confused directionally, so a map is essential. The only notably bothersome thing is the process of getting to-and-from the stadium. There are no public transportation options that take you anywhere near the stadium grounds, as Miami Gardens is located more inland from the coast in a random section of town. Getting to the area via taxi includes to-be-expected traffic and at least $20 in your pocket if you're coming from the east. But getting home is a complete nightmare. Your only options are Uber, Lyft, or a taxi that will charge you $200 to take you 15 miles to Dania Beach. Every night of the festival, when 12 a.m. hit and everyone would rush to get out and call their Ubers, the Uber and Lyft apps were successful in getting absolutely nobody home. For hours it would be like this. The apps didn't work because of so many people using them all at once. On one of the nights I was in attendance, the show ended and my friend and I walked over 3 miles away (hoping our odds of finding a ride would increase the further away we were from the place) from the stadium on 2-foot wide sidewalks past 12 at night, searching high and low for a taxi sitting stationary in the surrounding neighborhood traffic that would be willing to take us to our hotel in Hollywood Beach for a price lower than $180. Once we were in the car, it was standstill traffic for miles until we got home. All of the taxis we came across before this either already had passengers in the car or were simply unwilling to take anybody at all unless we would pay an absurd amount of money. There isn't much advice I can give regarding this issue, because unless you are okay with leaving the event you paid for early in order to beat the congestion, there's not a lot you can do except hope you win the rideshare lottery for the night. Expect to pay a pretty penny and have your patience tested, while also carrying home some amazing memories.

Yelp Review 2026 #187:…read more "Miami Stadium" for the World Cup. We were staying in Aventura and we took the free shuttle from the Brightline Station to the stadium parking lot which took about 30 minutes + a long hike to the stadium. There are houses in the area offering parking in their drive way for $40 if you had a car. Ride shares don't drop you off/ pick you up at the stadium. They had 3 drop off locations which are nowhere near the stadium, They weren't giving free water to spectators like they did in Boston. Miami is hotter and more humid than Boston. The staff are less friendly. We were here for the Norway vs England quarter final match. There were fans who didn't pay for category 1 tickets but had the audacity to sit in the 100 sections! Nobody was checking tickets. There's a lot of food options at each section. There are no restaurants right outside the stadium. The stadium is also open and no shade from the sun unless you're in the nosebleed section. Around the stadium is the fan zone. We got our free souvenirs: bracelets from Bank of America, Coke cups from the Coke stands, and cups from Michelob. There was a super long line for the big FIFA store. Some people grabbed 5-10 match scarves so there was none left for everyone else. Entertainment included Ellie Goulding but the audio wasn't working properly so you couldn't hear her. Steve Aoki performed at halftime for 64,478 fans.

The Donkey Show has something for everyone; great disco music, booze, and half naked women and men…read more My family and I had a blast. I had no idea what to expect and I don't want to give too much away. Just know this... -Do not bring the kids, no matter how "Mature" you think they are. -Bring comfortable shoes; you will be dancing the night away for about 3 hours. You can buy VIP tickets and just like at a regular club you can sit in the VIP section. -If you want to drink, drink before you get there. $18.00 for a drink... umm... NO. -Do not bring a medium to large purse ladies; otherwise you will have to check it in. Anyway, you can't dance the night away with a giant purse. -Take a camera; they totally let you take pictures with no problem. -Dress up. Like I said I didn't know what to expect. If I could do it again I would've totally dressed up. -Have Fun... It is a very interactive show, INTERACT!!!! A great time was had by all; I hope this show travels to other cities.

The Donkey Show is a performance like none you've ever seen before. It's a type of immersive…read moretheatre, so instead of being seated in the audience watching the show, you experience the performance all around you! Many patrons at The Donkey Show were dressed to the nines in their 70s gear, to match the theme of the show. There was so much polyester you'd think it was Halloween in Alabama. Please, nobody light a cigarette... Inside, it's more club than theatre. Dance floor tickets grant you a pass to experience the club from the middle of all the action, but be prepared to stand, and dance, the entire time. The music is awesome, the sound system blaring, and the lights are a show of their own. Bring cash or credit for drinks and remember, this is a take on Studio 54. There's no shortage of references to drugs, sex, and disco music so leave the kiddies at home. VIP is a good choice for older guests who may want to sit down at certain points throughout the show. Waitresses will serve you drinks and food from the bar. The show is envelopes the entire performance space, so you don't miss anything when you're raised up off the main dance floor in VIP. The performance itself is multidisciplinary wonder of song and dance, with a pinch of theatre and splash of acrobatics thrown in for fun. The cast did an amazing job and encouraged participation from the audience members. The vibe and energy throughout the show were stellar! Right on, man. Tips for enjoyment: Get there early, dress the part, bring an open mind, and attend the late show. I plan to go back before the show's residency ends in September; it's a far superior experience to regular clubbing in Miami!

Fans of the office will love this show which cuts all the seasons into memorable snippets and…read moresomehow manages to cram it all in! (That's what she said!) The 2 hour show was well worth the price of admission and the audience participation had people laughing their butts off. Everyone is sure to love the venue, clean, well lit, good sound, close restrooms, and comfy seating!

The Abdo New River Room is an intimate cabaret style venue that hosts a wide variety of events. It…read moreis part of the Broward Center for performing arts. There is a bar inside the room. In addition to drinks you can purchase a variety of snacks. There is valet parking available as well as a parking garage.

In the spirit of the FIFA World Cup, as one of the many host cities, putting this fan fest together…read moreis a great idea. As fan fest takes over Bayfront Park, be sure to prepare yourself for some traffic and raised parking prices. Right next to Bayside, I parked in the Bayside parking lot for a $40 flat fee and a simple easy walk to fan fest. I went on an off day on a Monday afternoon and no lines and no crowds. However, our time was cut short with severe weather approaching. Staff at first were kind and politely requesting people exit but towards the exit, some of the staff seemed to have been irritated and became rude. Overall, the event and function was amazing during the little time we spent. Love all the interactive events and games for fans to enjoy. Love the tents with some history and facts about soccer. Love the open seating for watch parties with a big screen tv! Fun and free and nicely organized as you'll bound to have a great experience as you immerse yourself with all things soccer.

First time Here. Went to see "The Good Girl" One hour show,…read moreno intermission. Black box theatre. Small space. I loved the small space - not sure I loved the show. I did like the intimate setting. Easy to find heavier it is off the beaten path. You also can get snacks there before he show to support he theatre!

I went to Andrews Living Arts Studio, which is essentially a small live performance playhouse…read moretheater. The stage play was "Big Bright Star," a single actor solo theatrical performance by a gay porn star concerning his life in the gay porn industry. It was brilliant top notch quality play and performance in every way, but this review is not about that play but about Andrews Living Arts Studio. It's just a small stage theater set up for live performances. It seems to cater to the very "offbeat," such as what some may refer to as the "Off-Off-Off Broadway." The place only seats around 40, has a little snack bar and serves up a really good popcorn that you can nibble upon during performances. The performances are mostly adult in nature, not something you'd take your kiddies to, and most seemingly with a gay sexual bent. The staff of Andrews Living Arts Studio which appeared to me to consist of one, was friendly, polite and charming. Seats are generally $35 of regular admission and $45 for front row seating. The seats are comfortable but exceptionally narrow, definitely not for those with extra-large frames of big dimensional rear ends. For what it is, being a small theater offering offbeat plays and performances, it's a real gem.

I see the last review was about a year ago. It is 2018 and this year's celebrations are as good…read moreas bacon with maple syrup! I have never been to such events since I admittedly don't know what the difference between a Porter and an IPA is. Insulting I know, bit what better way to discover a whole new world of tastes and varieties of brews? I have been to a few food and wine type events. Some bigger than other, and this is a pretty big one. There are hundreds of beers, and some ciders to try. I don't think there is a way to try them all and leave walking on your own two feet. The first thing we did was grab some food, you need it, trust me. We had an amazing Ahi tuna wrap from Chef on wheels, with tostones... OMG!! Best tostones I've had in a while. We came back for more after doing the beer rounds. The lady taking orders remembered my husband by name. I don't know whether to be jealous or flattered. The food was amazing, so she gets a pass. The beer. Oy, I had so many good ones, and some not much. Here are a few of my faves. You will soon see a pattern. Broski Ciderworks: Ginger Cider MIA: Cucumber Lime and Vielve a Mi Bangin Banjo: Ruck Suck Raspberry Trail Mix Accomplice: Coconut Grove Cider and Maple Bacon Coffee Cider Of course Funky Buddha's MBCP! I had 2016 And so many more. Suffice to say I am glad I didnt drive. But my favorite one BY FAR had no alcohol in it. Non Prophet Kambucha Ginger Beer. Holy canolly, this stuff was spicy and amazing. I came back for seconds. This event was awesome!!

I was stoked when I won a ticket after entering in a contest on Yelp for the festival. If you're a…read morefan of Super Troopers, then you mean when I thought of Broken Lizard when I came here yesterday. I immediately thought of the movie Beer Fest. I didn't see anybody chugging it down in that way, but there was a load of different types of beers for everyone to enjoy all in good fun. The craft beer festival was full of people, food trucks, and of course, beer. They gave out cheat sheets that showed where each beer was in each section. Each ticket was 6 bucks for an approximately 8 oz. beer. Some were more ounces depending on which ones they were. There were some long lines when the new releases came out at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. and I decided to wait a bit before I hit the crowd to get some booze. Here are the four I went for: Cigar City Hard Cider FBB Rum Barrel-Aged Hurricane Imperial Cream Ale with Orange, Cherries, Pineapple, and Passionfruit FBB Strawberry Shortcake Wheat Wine Proof Raspberry Kissing Giants Gose I enjoyed all of them, but my favorite was the hurricane. I hope Funky Budda has this the next time I pop in because I could drink a pitcher of it easily. The nice blend of fruits with the ale went so well with one another. In between beers, I stopped at one of the food trucks on site, Wholesome Rollers and got some bacon mac n' cheese. It was a nice size to munch on and share. I finished all of mine because I was super hungry and it was quite delicious. There was some live bands that were performing on stage for the added entertainment. I honestly paid it no mind because it was simply packed. I hung out at the Yelp booth half of the time hanging out with most of the crew, another part standing in lines getting food and brews, and another part watching people play giant Jenga. I was given a wristband when I got there and it was redeemed when I was on the way out for a big bottle of a limited release of maple bacon coffee porter. I have not opened it yet and I plan to soon. It was a fun event and I'm glad I got the opportunity to be a part of it. Even though it was a mad house and some of the sections were disorganized, the lines moved quickly and everyone was in good spirits. Thanks Yelp and Funky for a fun Saturday night!