I had a great time at this event! The food was good. I especially loved the ahi tuna over the…read moreavocado tempura and the yakitori chicken. Both of these bites melted my heart. I enjoyed having an ocean view and it did give cruise ship vibes. This is a really good spot if you want to have a girls/guys night or a date night. Definitely want to come back with my girlfriends

This places has a perfect view of the beach and ocean. Perched above the city, it boasts a vibrant…read moreatmosphere with an array of games tailored for adults. From cornhole to giant Jenga, the playful setting fosters a relaxed and enjoyable environment. The menu surprises with delectable bites and friendly service. It's on the 6th floor of the Conrad and had a laid-back ambiance, and enticing activities. Great after work or weekend spot that combines delicious food and playful entertainment to socialize and network

LISA IS THE BEST!! Very personable and attentive. Would travel the 2 1/2 hours by plane just to see…read moreher again!!!

Honry was a great bartender! Such a cool vibe love this bar and highly recommend. An awesome view…read moreand great drinks.

MAASS at the Four Seasons is exactly the kind of restaurant Fort Lauderdale has been waiting for--a…read moredining destination that firmly earns its place among Michelin-starred establishments. Seated at the Chef's Counter for The Voyage tasting menu with the adventurous "F*ck It!" wine pairing, the evening was a showcase of creativity, precision, and hospitality. Each course was thoughtfully executed, highlighting exceptional ingredients while balancing technique and flavor without unnecessary complexity. From the first bite to the final course, every dish felt purposeful and memorable. The wine pairing elevated the experience even further. The selections were bold, unexpected, and perfectly matched to each course, creating a seamless journey that enhanced the flavors on the plate while introducing wines that many guests may never have discovered otherwise. Service was equally impressive. The team delivered the level of attentiveness and professionalism expected from a Michelin-starred restaurant while maintaining a warm and approachable atmosphere. The chefs and staff were knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the experience they were creating.

I want to warn people about something most guests here never think to question: the automatic 4%…read morecharge added to every check labeled "Employee Wellness." I worked at Maass last year, and I can tell you firsthand -- that money never went to employees. Not to health insurance, not to sick pay, not to any wellness program. It was collected as straight profit for the company while being marketed to guests as if it were going toward staff welfare. Think about that for a second. Guests are tipping in good faith, paying premium prices for a Michelin-starred experience, and then getting hit with an extra "wellness" fee they likely assume is helping the people serving them. Meanwhile the staff sees none of it. That's not a service fee, that's a bait-and-switch, and it's dishonest to both the guests being charged and the employees whose name is being used to justify it. If you don't want to pay it, you can -- ask for a manager, question the charge directly, and request it be removed from your bill. It's not mandatory, but they won't volunteer that information, so you have to push for it yourself. A restaurant charging these prices, with a wine list running into five figures for a single bottle, does not need to squeeze guests with a deceptively labeled fee -- and it certainly shouldn't be doing it in the name of the very staff it's shortchanging. If you're going to eat here, know what you're actually paying for, because it isn't what the receipt tells you. Also DO NOT order wine here unless you're prepared to spend a fortune. The list is absurdly top-heavy -- trophy Burgundy and Napa cult Cabs everywhere, and almost nothing sensible in between. Want a solid bottle of red for $50-80? Good luck. It feels less like a wine list built for guests and more like a flex sheet for the sommelier's ego. And for a restaurant charging these prices, the list itself is embarrassingly sloppy -- inconsistent spellings, mismatched formatting, and one bottle listed with no vintage and no price at all. If you can't be bothered to proofread a document guests are paying thousands of dollars off of, what else are you cutting corners on? By-the-glass options are an afterthought -- five reds, no dessert wine, no Port. For a program that clearly has the inventory to do better, this is lazy. The cellar itself is impressive, I'll give them that. But impressive bottles buried in a sloppy, overpriced, guest-unfriendly list isn't a wine program -- it's a museum exhibit with a price tag.

Came here for after dinner drinks when visiting from out of town…read moreSurprised to find it was not busy and no music on a Sunday night- even on a holiday weekend- that made the atmosphere lacking in my opinion That said we got great service from bartender Fabio- great drinks and he even suggested a place to get famous chicken wings

Very much enjoyed our drink here. My very dry vodka martini was perfectly made and the ambience was…read morelovely. I'll add on to the great Drew reviews Drew provided warm and welcoming service from beginning to end. He is a great representative for the Living Room!

We were looking for a late-night meal and came across this restaurant tucked away in a quaint area…read moreof Fort Lauderdale. Parking was conveniently located right in front of the restaurant, making it an easy stop. As soon as we walked in, we were warmly greeted and invited to sit wherever we liked. We chose a table near the window and immediately appreciated the intimate and charming atmosphere. The restaurant also features a bar and televisions, creating a relaxed and welcoming vibe. Our waitress was pleasant, attentive, and made us feel right at home, which always enhances the dining experience. Although we weren't extremely hungry, the menu had so many appealing options that we decided to sample a few items. We started with the Caribbean Tea shots, which were unique, refreshing, and surprisingly enjoyable. For drinks, we ordered a Malbec and a Peanut Butter Old Fashioned. Our first entrée was the Churrasco Frites, featuring marinated skirt steak topped with chimichurri and served with twister fries. The steak was cooked perfectly, tender and flavorful, but those fries were the true star of the dish. Still wanting more, we ordered the Garlic Parmesan Twice Cooked Wings. They were nicely prepared and satisfying, though I would have enjoyed a stronger garlic flavor. Not quite finished, we moved on to the Oaxaca Burger, an 8 ounce burger stacked with onion rings, bacon jam, house BBQ sauce, and Oaxaca cheese. This was one of the best burgers I've ever had, and possibly the best. The bun was toasted yet soft, the burger was seasoned perfectly, and it was cooked to a juicy medium temperature. Every bite was packed with flavor. Overall, everything we ordered was excellent, and the service and atmosphere made the experience even better. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and look forward to returning.

Went to Twice Removed after a concert nearby in Wilton Manors and had a mixed experience overall. I…read morereally wanted to love the place because the atmosphere is great -- very comfortable, relaxed, and in a fun area to spend the evening. The bar and restaurant itself has a welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. I ordered the tuna appetizer, but unfortunately it just wasn't for me. To their credit, the staff handled it very professionally and took it back without any issue, which I appreciated. The rest of the table had a much better experience with their meals. The steak and salads especially got good reviews from everyone and looked very well prepared. Even though my dish missed the mark, the service and atmosphere were solid enough that I'd still consider giving eTwic another try in the future. Sometimes one item just doesn't hit, and there were definitely enough positives about the restaurant to make me curious to come back and try something different next time. I know that one friend at the table really enjoys this place so I must believe that she has good taste!

Staying at the hotel for a month at the beach, so I have been able to visit this location several…read moretimes. The food is basically Italian/Argentinian/American. I have had several things from the menu, including a hamburger, house salad, wild salmon, chicken Melanesia, empanadas and even a hot dog! Everything is fresh and high quality. The salmon is huge and very fresh. It has a mild blackening/seasoning that forms a nice crust. The chicken reminds me of my mom/grandma/great grandma's chicken cutlets! Very Italian/Sicilian vibe. (Get them with mash potatoes). The patio is always comfortable with a great breeze and a view of the ocean a block away. What really stands out here though is the friendly service. Andres has been there almost every night and has always been great. He is very prompt with bringing drinks and food. You can see them hustling down to the kitchen and keeping things running smoothly. But what I like the most is the friendliness. He is always willing to chat about soccer, music, wine, or anything else (but also knows when to leave you alone so you can eat). Also, the value is pretty good. The wine is $10 or less. They have my favorite Malbec. And even the ribeye, at the beach, for $27 is not bad at all. Some of the appetizers are a bit pricey ($13 french fries) but I think all in all its one of the better values in the area. Note they do not serve liquor, only beer and wine. Also, there are no tables inside. Just a small bar inside and then several tables outside. This is a fairly quiet and unpretentious restaurant. If you want a trendy noisy evening this is not the place. It has never been packed, but there is usually a person or two at the bar. They play music but it does not dominate the atmosphere. Usually something chill like reggae. If you want friendly service, good food, and a relaxing environment, then this is a great choice. Dog friendly patio. This is the type of place you can sit with a book and drink wine, or catch the soccer game and have a beer or three. Definitely worth a visit especially if you are staying at the hotel!

BEWARE - FAKE/PAID reviews??? The only thing accurate in reviews is that there is one…read morewaiter/attendant, who was friendly but works alone and service takes a long time. I ordered the steak with mashed potatoes based upon previous reviews. Disgusting. Took one bite. Overcooked, shriveled piece of meat. Mashed potatoes came to the table cold. Out of all the choices around, do yourself a favor and avoid this place!

My friend and I had dinner at Wine Garden to celebrate her recent engagement and it was such a…read morebeautiful little spot! The ambiance of the place is lovely, decorated with string lighting that looks so gorgeous at night. The patio area is much bigger than I anticipated and even has some larger tables for any larger parties. We started off with an appetizer of the peach burrata, which was tasty! I would give it 4/5. We then got wine flights which I thought were such a great value for the price. You get 3 small sized wine glasses for $15 and get to sample three wines! Definitely recommend this 5/5. As entrees, we shared two entrees - the pesto pasta and the gnocchi which at the time was made with a pork type of sauce. Both were very delicious and we really enjoyed the flavors of both. The consistency of the gnocchi's sauce was a bit interesting, as it was all sort of blended together, but the flavor was very good! Would give them each 4/5. We ended the night with tiramisu - delicious and the presentation was very cute. I haven't had very much tiramisu to compare against, but I'll give it 5/5 as I really enjoyed it! As for service, our waitress was very attentive and nice but note that they can get busy on weekend evenings, so expect a little bit of a wait. Overall, I had a great time and enjoyed the food. My favorite part of the night were the ambiance and the wine flights. I hope to come back again soon!

We liked this place so much we went back three nights in a row…read more Sat at the bar every time--service was awesome, drinks were great, and the staff made it a really easy place to just hang out. Super friendly across the board. The vibe is the best part. The outdoor courtyard setup is really cool, especially at night. Just a great atmosphere whether you're grabbing a drink or staying a while. Had the margarita pizza our last night and it was legit--really good. Highly recommend if you're in Fort Lauderdale and want a laid-back spot with great energy.

Its a two level boat docked in the Bahia Mar Marina. Long full service bar on the ground floor but…read morewe ventured to the upstairs for Happy Hour at 4pm - 7pm. The bartender was excellent and the wife had the Aperol Spritz for $7.00. Unbelievable views of the marina and ultra crazy big yachts. Gender assigned bathrooms with a blue and white boating theme. Fun time and will return soon.

I love the Shorely! My go to bar when I want good house music, dancing, and sunset vibes. I always…read morerecommend this to tourist when asked what's a good bar to go. It has a great view of all the boats/yachts. You can even pull up your boat there to jam . They have a connected outdoor food area called marina village with lots of food options (burgers/tacos/sushi etc). I recently came here on my besties birthday and we were gifted an amazing octopus full of shots. Our bartender was excellent and made sure we had the best time ! They have two floors here and the whole bar is a boat btw! So you're actually on the water. It's such a fun place day/night and is across from the Fort Lauderdale beach so you can always pop by after a beach day for food and drinks.