10/10 for the location, for Steven the bartender and for the great drinks. Nothing overly hype…read moreabout it, just a great all around stop for drinks.

Why I'll go back: Solid cocktails in space with a low-key, loungey vibe…read more You HAVE to order: pick your poison Tony's Tip: no food here. Prep accordingly. Down the street from Stubborn Seed and around the corner from Carbone, you'll find a cocktail bar mid-block that is so understated it will actually pique your curiosity. Is this place open? What's in there? What's up with that name? Yes, it's open - and very late! Inside, you will find a wide variety of cocktails and a smoky coolness waiting. And the name? Dang! - I forgot to ask. Homework for my next visit. Following an early dinner, the lady and I enjoyed a couple of drinks around 8:30. We were the only ones in the place, which still felt cozy. Learned a lot about the group that owns this spot from our friendly bartenders. Drinks were good, the playlist matched the loungey vibe, and the prices were in line with what you'd expect (gratuity included). Overall, a nice early nightcap. We did pop our head in last year around 10:00 p.m., and the place was ramping up. I've no doubt it's a great scene the later you get.

Soo I came to this bar last weekend and again last night for a redemption. I will say that this…read moreexperience was better than the last. When I came last weekend the vibes were great, it was just extremely packed to the point that everyone was grinding up against each other. Which in that moment I didn't care because I figured it's at capacity and that's normal. Although, I realized when I was leaving the bar that someone had opened my purse and taken my entire wallet. I was bummed because I couldn't continue partying up the night. This led me to message them on Instagram, which was great because they told me to come in and drinks would be on them for the inconvenience. We got to the bar and I spoke with the bouncer and he said to go to the bartenders, that they would direct me to Rensel the bar manager. He was absolutely lovely, provided my friends and I a round of cocktails and told us to look for Sophia for another round. We didn't end up getting another round because we were exhausted from dancing the night away. It was still very nice and accommodating that they did that and we appreciated it. Sophia was very bubbly and attentive as well. Overall, if you are looking for a bar with a disco ball!! This is a cool spot to come to, they have so many different specialty cocktails. They are all delicious and unique! The music is great, the dj really keeps the crowd moving. For parking, there is a lot in the back of the establishment or street parking as well.

This is a fantastic cocktail bar with a speakeasy feel. Nestled between Wynwood and the Design…read moreDistrict, the vibrant, retro atmosphere with its dim lighting is perfect for an after dinner night cap or to have a relaxing evening out. Loved the comfortable lounge like seating and scannable menus. The Sylvester has a great happy hour. Great cocktails, wine and beer choices. Looking at the menu, they have interesting cocktails. Seems like they put a spin on the traditional mixtures. Two that stood out to me were the whiskey sour and French martini. Delicious mixtures by bartender Robby. He was attentive and able to answer questions about their cocktail twist. Especially loved that he mentioned their 18% gratuity was already added to the check. We added a little something extra just for honesty :-D Overall loved The Sylvester. Great service, delicious drinks and in my opinion, perfect ambiance.

I came to Miami in search of an alchemy shop, hoping to discover some rare ingredient capable of…read morecuring my dreadful allergies. Instead, I stumbled upon Koana Tiki Bar--a hidden little chamber of tropical enchantment tucked away from the ordinary world. As Miami's only tiki bar, Koana is surprisingly well themed. It is a smaller establishment, which explains why reservations are required, but the intimate setting only adds to the charm. Once inside, the outside world seems to disappear beneath warm lighting, exotic décor, and the unmistakable feeling that something mysterious is being prepared behind the bar. The food is available, but Koana truly shines through its drink menu. The team has clearly done its research and assembled some serious heavy hitters. My companions and I visit whenever we're in Miami, and we've sampled nearly every drink on the menu. I have yet to encounter a bad one. They are fairly priced for Miami, though their strength should not be underestimated. These are not casual refreshments--they are potent little potions disguised as tropical cocktails. The staff is always kind, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable. They're happy to explain the drinks and guide you toward something that suits your taste, whether you seek something sweet, sour, smoky, fruity, or powerful enough to summon your ancestors. During my visit, I combined several ingredients from the menu into a highly experimental concoction. After one sip, my allergies vanished completely. After the second, I could smell colors. By the third, I was convinced the palm trees were speaking to me in ancient tongues. I have no idea what was in that drink, but my sinuses were clear, my spirit was elevated, and I briefly achieved enlightenment beneath a decorative tiki mask. Reservations are essential, the drinks are strong, and the bar is small--but Koana is absolutely worth seeking out. Just be certain you're prepared for whatever spirits may answer when you raise your glass.

Can't recall ever reviewing staff and patrons, but ya kinda have to in the case of Kaona. That's…read morebecause the guests here are almost as engaged in the operation as the staff. Guess the insight here is Kaona draws folks who so totally want to be there and participate in the nightly celebrations that it becomes contagious, spreading from table to table with smiles, laughter, and cameras. Oh yeah, and did I mention the cocktails? I feel the term 'artisan' is so overused nowadays that I avoid using it, so can we just go with the Bill & Ted description that Kaona's tiki drinks are "Most Excellent!" Will non Gen-Xers get that last reference???

Lost Boys is one of my favorite local bars. I have been coming here for years so long overdue…read morereview. I have been watching the World Cup games here and it has been very fun. I want to say the staff waiting the tables, bar, and kitchen have done an amazing job always friendly even when at times the bar was fully packed they were all troopers and gave amazing service. Our waitress Devon always has a smile on her face and is super tentative. Thank you Devon - me and Dianna love you!

Overall, Lost Boys is a good neighborhood bar, and I don't think it deserves a bad review, so I'm…read moregiving it four stars. That being said, personally, I don't think I would come back. The biggest thing for me was the overall energy and engagement from the staff. I'm naturally a pretty social and engaged person, especially when I'm sitting at a bar, and I made an effort to interact with the bartenders. I just didn't really feel that same engagement coming back. Nobody was necessarily rude or disrespectful--it just felt disconnected, and the energy was a little strange to me. I also didn't realize until I tried to pay that the bar doesn't accept cash. Maybe that was posted somewhere and I missed it, and once they told me, it wasn't a big deal. But little things like that, combined with the overall interaction, affected the experience. Another thing I didn't realize until receiving my check was that gratuity was already included. I wasn't verbally told about it, and I personally didn't see it disclosed anywhere beforehand. From my understanding, an automatic gratuity or service charge is required to be disclosed to the guest before the purchase, not something they should only discover when they receive the check. Maybe there was a notice somewhere that I missed, so I'm not saying there wasn't one, but I definitely wasn't aware of it. I think that's an important thing for guests to know upfront, especially because someone could easily add another tip without realizing gratuity was already included. Ironically, the one person I genuinely connected with and had a good conversation with was another guest at the bar, not a member of the staff. That interaction actually helped make my time there more enjoyable. For me, hospitality is about more than serving a drink. Especially when someone is clearly open, friendly, and trying to engage, that's an easy opportunity to create a connection and turn a first-time guest into someone who wants to come back. I felt like I gave plenty of opportunities for that interaction, but it just never really happened. I still had a good time because I can have a good time pretty much anywhere, and nothing happened that would make me say Lost Boys is a bad bar. It just didn't feel like the staff cared much about enhancing the experience beyond serving the drinks. So four stars because I respect what the place is and can see why it works as a neighborhood bar. It just didn't give me a reason to come back, and personally, I don't think I would.

The moment you step into this bar, it feels like you've been transported to a different era. The…read morethrowback music instantly brought back memories and made me feel like a teenager again. The 80s inspired decor gives the place a fun and unique atmosphere that really sets it apart. The bartenders were friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. We ordered a few drinks, and every one of them was delicious. Overall, it was a great experience, and I will definitely be coming back again.

Come for the drinks, stay for Mario Kart…read more Righthand feels like someone took a little piece of the 90s, gave it a liquor license and decided to get weird with it. Nintendo and GameCube are ready to play, the drinks come with things like liquid nitrogen, edible flowers and whisks, and somehow there are Flubber-looking jello shots involved. Nothing here feels like an afterthought: it's creative, playful and genuinely different. But our favorite part might be the people behind it. The owner remembered us when we came back and even took the time to tell us about the vision behind Righthand, a place built around creativity and community, and you can actually feel that when you're there. It's laid-back, open late, and somehow we always end up talking to someone we didn't know when we walked in. Come with your friends. Challenge someone to Mario Kart. Order the weird drink. You might leave with a new friend.

We went today , both bartenders were amazing recommending drinks that night amazing for happy house…read moregreat prices amazing service , currently traveling create ambiance with amazing music , would come back again to Miami just for this great decor and cook games went 8/31 amazing bartenders great drinks

I stopped by Tipsy Flamingo and had such a fun night. The vibe is super Miami: colorful, tropical,…read moreand lively with great music & energy. It's perfect for hanging out with friends or starting/ending a night. The drinks were really well made and you can tell the bartenders know what they're doing. Everything was balanced, flavorful, and fun. We had the My English Is Not Very Good Looking which was like a yummy dessert, and the Elegant AF which was delish. A cool spot with great energy and solid cocktails. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the mood for a fun night out.

Margot Bar & Bistro opened up fairly recently at the Flamingo Towers in South Beach. Their other…read morelocation is in downtown. I've been meaning to check out this new location and was curious how it would be in the previous Bebitos spot. Margot has a great aesthetic for their indoor and outdoor seating. A great bar and even a stylish bathroom! I checked it out during happy hour. They have a daily happy hour from 5-7pm with a couple of wine options, cocktails and a few bites from $9-$10 each. Staff is really kind and attentive. I ordered the orange wine, falafel, calamari, and grilled cheese. I was not a fan of the orange wine unfortunately. It didn't taste the most fresh. The falafel was tasty and came with a yummy yogurt. Sadly there were only 2 falafel for the happy hour portion. The grilled cheese was also good but initially received it cold and our server was kind enough to have it remade. The portion was also small. Lastly, the calamari was the most generous portion and was pretty good. The aioli sauce it came with was nice and tangy. Would definitely come back and try non-happy hour options to get the full experience but definitely a new solid option in South Beach!

Margot Bar and Bistro at Flamingo Towers in Miami Beach offers dishes like American bistro…read morefavorites, and Miami inspired flavors. Steak Tartar and Butterflied Branzino is a must try. Margot's signature cocktails, craft and specialty cocktails and wine selections are your choices for drinks. Margot have a casual yet elegant vibes, perfect to enjoy your drinks or dinner. The food and drinks were amazing. A new favorite spot. Check it out!

Went for the NBA playoffs with a few friends and had a really good time. Place had a great energy…read moreonce the game started and every big play got a reaction from the whole crowd. The amount of TVs is honestly impressive. Didn't matter where we were standing, we could still see the game clearly. Ended up getting wings and a pitcher during halftime and everything came out pretty quick even with the place packed. The sneaker drink cups are a cool touch too. Definitely a spot I'd go back to for another playoff game.

What a gem of a place! The service is what made our experience stellar- Henry C does it all. He was…read moreso friendly, welcoming, and even gave us free shots to start our night. The happy hour deal is unbeatable with $7 cocktails and $10 bites. We had the shishito peppers which were great and grilled perfectly and the ahi tuna tostadas which were so filling for a happy hour bite. The tostadas were sweet but salty with the tuna on top- yum! To top it off the drinks were DELICIOUS. I had the Paloma which had a cinnamon tajin rim and was perfectly sweet yet refreshing. The ambiance is cool and chill. Will for sure be returning here for their hh and also to try other items on the menu! And also to see Henry C he was the best.