Stopped in here late afternoon for a pint and some laptop work. The location is beautiful and the…read moreambience is excellent, providing a great atmosphere for getting things done. The staff is friendly and attentive. I enjoyed a couple of crisp Mexican lagers that were refreshing and well-crafted. It was a perfect May day with a pleasant breeze, making for a truly joyful experience. A fantastic spot in Coral Gables for anyone looking to pair a quality brew with a relaxed, scenic environment.

I love this place for happy hour! It's a relaxed vibe with a lovely outdoor space (indoor as well,…read morebut the large patio is amazing) The beer is a great deal on happy hour and they also have an extensive menu of snackies. I've tried a few of their beers and enjoyed all. They have a fruity gose that is extra delightful! Service can be hit or miss. Ive had excellent experiences with he staff here as well as times when I've been actively ignored. On the whole though, the people here do a good job. Great spot for a drink outside! Esp at happy hour!

We stopped by Tap 42 during the St. Patrick's Day street celebration, and it turned into the…read moreperfect way to keep the party going. The place was buzzing wall-to-wall, but despite the crowd, they managed to accommodate our group of 16 with two long tables, which was impressive. Our waitress truly deserves a shoutout. Handling a group our size is no small feat, and she gave it her all to keep things running smoothly. There were a few minor hiccups with our order, but everything was handled quickly and professionally, so no real complaints there. As always, the food at Tap 42 did not disappoint, consistently delicious and worth coming back for. But what really stole the show that day was the music. The DJ had the entire place alive, like a heartbeat you could dance to. I even made my way over to compliment them and grabbed their info for future events. If you're looking to elevate a party, check them out: https://www.instagram.com/thetwohats_ This is definitely the spot to land after a festival. Great food, great energy, and a vibe that keeps you lingering just a little longer. I'll absolutely be back with friends.

The absolute worst service. The server was clearly having a bad day, or maybe they were tired. Zero…read moreattentiveness and extremely slow. Drinks took over 10minutes to get to the table, not alcoholic, waters, 1 soda, and 1 lemonade. Over 10minutes. Appetizers eventually came, no utensils, which I asked the hostess for, but the utensils made it AFTER the appetizer were finished and plates taken from the table. We ended up using our hands. Hostess advised she was still "working on getting the silverware" twice. How do you expect us to eat, no napkins, no linens, no silverware? Glasses ran empty, a friend in my party (6) ended up asking the hostess for a refill, which of course took a while as well. Though the restaurant was not busy, the food took forever. When it finally arrived, about half of the food was cold. Service was so slow, we couldn't even get it fixed...the server never came back until she asked if the checks were separate or together. I had a salad with tenders, the salad was nothing short of a bunch of spring mix, very little toppings, and tenders that tasted like they were made hours ago and didn't even bother to reheat. I asked whoever brought the food out for an extra dressing, but she never came back. I sat waiting for the server to switch my food but nothing, she'd walk past avoiding us. When she finally came to the table to ask about the checks, I told her I didn't want the salad, and she looked displeased and just walked away. I guess to have it taken off the check. Nonetheless, save yourself the poor service and eat at Yard House down the street. Menu and service are leads better than this place.

4.6. Really cool spot. Beers are good and they have a liquor license. Traffic over there is a…read morelittle stupid but that the area of anything around Miami. Ambiance cool, service was good.

Great space with a good bar and live music both inside and out in the back. There's a food venue…read morein the back with great burgers and empanadas. I came for the music and was pleasantly surprised at how good the food in back area was.

It's a chill and fun place to drink all kinds of beer and they also have a delicious food truck…read moreoutside that has a few tasty items that match the beer. They also have live music on certain days and the service was speedy and attentive.

Unseen Creatures boasts a heritage around wild ales, and local terroir, yet it currently pours only…read moretwo: a mildly tart saison and a fruit-forward Berliner. The branding talks like barrel-aged farmhouse philosophy, but the tap list walks in with beach-ready chancletas. If the name matched the products, Unseen Creatures Hard Seltzery might fit better, since buzzy bubble water seems to be the most common style on offer. Beyond the seltzers, the board leans on a rotating lineup of lagers, IPAs, and amber drafts, with a heavy presence from Prison Pals, a local contract-brewery. Half the to-go cans also come from Prison Pals, and the staff, management, and menu carry a strong Argentinian identity. At this point, Unseen Creatures feels less like a wild-ale temple and more like the spiritual revival of the old Prison Pals operation in Doral. My first visit started with an Uber Eats BOGO order, but only half the meal was ready. Rather than hover like rabid raccoons, we grabbed beers and waited. Then the moral crisis arrived: let the perfectly smashed burgers cool, or eat them while at their best. Five minutes passed, and we chose the latter. That decision sent the manager into referee mode. Had he carried a whistle, he would have blown it. Had he kept cards in his pocket, he'd have flashed us a pair of reds. Apparently, the smashburger BOGO applied outside but not inside. Fair enough, but if the fries had come out on time, we never would have spent money at the bar in the first place... That said, the Bodeo Burger slapped: two smash patties, a sunny-side-up egg, and a brioche-style bun. In a city currently under siege by smashburgers, this one still earned a clean 10 out of 10. When I asked for the check, the screen showed extra tip options of +3%, +5%, or +7%. I looked at it like I had just caught a magician palming my watch. Apparently, some banter and snug-fitting yoga pants had earned her a healthy self-applied tip. Usually, I go back one screen and adjust the number based on the severity of the sneak attack, but I let it ride. We all have dreams, bills, and maybe health-wellness coaching certifications to fund. Unseen Creatures pours solid beers and boasts a killer kitchen, but the brewery still needs to decide whether it wants to be a wild-ale house, Prison Pals reboot, or a haven for hard-seltzerists.

This is the first sake bar in Florida and it's in Miami baby. Its located in Westchester, like 5…read moreminutes from Tropical Park. It's owned and run by a husband and wife team who are both Miami natives. Marylin is the social media/marketing force behind the team and her husband Haidar is the master brewer who also took the time to travel to Japan and become a certified Sake Sommelier. This place offers a variety of high-quality sakes and also beer on tap plus wine and bubbles. The space is huge with an eclectic decor. Each week they invite and food truck or popup vendor serving sushi, yakitori, smash burgers, and pizza. They also have different events/themes every night so make sure to check their IG constantly. Parking is also easy as it's located in a warehouse area so there are plenty of spaces after 4 or 5. This is a cool place to hang out with friends and family or if you want to learn more about sake. Good vibe, good drink selection and a fun place.

Shojo Dojo is a a great spot for sake cocktails and more!…read more Came here before dinner with friends to kill some time and it was such a cool spot to do just that. Definitely a hidden gem, you would never expect this spot when parking. When you head inside, it feels like an "I Spy" book, with little trinkets and new things to find with every second glance. The staff was super friendly and helped us navigate the menu, giving us recommendations. I ended up getting the La Toxica which appealed to me because it had melon soda. This one was a bit more on the sweet side and I enjoyed my partner's drink more- Agua de Violeta. This one was a fav of the night! Right next door, aka connected via an open door, was their dive bar- Yokocho. We headed into this spot after hanging a bit so we could hang out in there (a bit more spacious) and even play some pool. We got to meet one of the owners, Haidar, and he was super nice. We got some beer and hung out here for the rest of the night. We did get a little hungry so decided to get Cup of Noodle ramen (which was $1) and they had a cooler with hot water we used to make it. Such a cool spot and definitely recommend!

Great bar and great food. Tried a new item on the menu - pan-seared scallops. Wonderful. Bar…read moretender made me a great Manhattan too.

Great Food ... All my family loved it !!! It was amazing…read more.. yeah!!! The Yard ...drinks !!! WoW

What I've wanted to say about Tripping Animals is long overdue. As breweries keep sliding downhill…read moreand alcohol's cultural grip weakens, Tripping Animals keeps thriving. Not just because it makes great beer, though it does, but because it sells something harder to can: camaraderie. It gives people a place to become better friends, tighter families, and, occasionally, obnoxious but well-meaning uncles. This was the first place I visited after my COVID-era house arrest ended. That day it became a space that I, like many others, claimed as my own. Innovation has always driven Tripping Animals, and the brains behind the brand have never sat still. Plenty of breweries typecast themselves with one style and spend years chasing beer nerds, their friends, and whatever relatives they can drag along. Tripping Animals takes the better route. It welcomes everybody from kids to casual drinkers, and people from every political corner who can agree, at least briefly, that a cold beer beats trolling on Truth Social. The food program has taken a few laps around the culinary racetrack. Over the years, the brewery has hosted a mishmash of pop-ups, including Tex-Mex tacos, Texas BBQ, ramen, and raw bar concepts. These days, Trippy Kitchen leans closer to home with dishes like a Latinized Charc Board and a Parrilla Platter loaded with two cuts of steak, sausages, chicharrones, salad, and arepitas. The kitchen runs tight, so vegetarians can still navigate the menu without calling it early, while vegans are safe with a Pittsburgh Salad of veggies and fries. Trippie events push past the tired brewery playbook of long bottle-release lines and overworked food trucks sweating it out in a parking lot. Skip the Line turns hard-to-reach, viral restaurants into one-stop shops for unlimited bites. Irie Jungle does what many beer festivals only pretend to do: build communities by bringing home-brewers, collaborators ,and competitors together over their shared love of beer. Beyond that, Tripping Animals keeps stacking the calendar with art shows, comedy nights, maker's markets, run clubs, wrestling events, and more live music. Starbucks lost its soul when it stopped feeling like a third place between work and home. Tripping Animals never made that mistake. It remains a clubhouse, a melting pot, and the rare kind of institution where the pours matter, but people matter more.

If you're in the mood for a mid week beer, fries, and catching up with friends playing games this…read moreis a great spot. Overall the vibe is good, they have a few pool tables to pick from as well. My main issues came from service and food. Bartender with long dark curly hair clearly did not want to be there or let me order all the things I was interested in getting. After ordering just the sandwich at the bar she attempts to ring me up, I say can I finish ordering? I ask for a soda, she tries ringing me up again. At that point I just give up. I was about to order an appetizer and a dessert for the table. Turns the screen and suggests a 22+% tip when it's fast food style order and grab at the counter. I thought the contents of the churrasco sandwich were delicious, but too bad it was in between 2 of the hardest pieces of bread I've ever had. You could chip a tooth on that sandwich. If you're in the area it's not bad at all for a little hang out spot, but I'd just not go out of my way to eat here or expect great service.

This cool and funky brewery/bar/restaurant is located in an unassuming nonresidential area in the…read morebeautiful City of Doral. It is surrounded by warehouses and as soon as you walk in to MIA, you're immediately transported into a different world. A world of beer! From the moment we walked in, we felt genuinely welcomed. We were asked to sit anywhere. Our server was more than attentive, courteous and personable. (Sorry, I forgot her name.) Beers We Had: * The Darkness Imperial Stout 10% ABV * Megamix Pale Ale 6% ABV * DDH Megamix Pale Ale 6% ABV * Castaway Hoppy Kolsch 4.8% ABV What We Ate: * Veggie Croquetas (4 balls) * Tuna Causa Tartar * Veggie Hot Dog * Veggie Burger * Bruhaus Burger Oh and they also have trivia nights!

Stopped by Grain and Still at MIA and it was a great find, especially if you're into good beer and…read moresolid bar food. I ordered the smash burger, and even though they don't call it an Oklahoma-style, that's exactly what it felt like--the onions smashed right into the patty, giving it that perfect crispy, flavorful bite. Simple, but done really well. On the beer side, they've got a nice variety. I tried a pale ale and a trigo (wheat) beer --both were very good, smooth, and easy to drink. You can tell they care about what they're brewing. Overall, a chill spot with good vibes, great burgers, and quality beers. Definitely worth checking out.