It's always hard to rate a bar. Why you may ask? Well when rating a bar, one must take away all the…read morecommon elements from EVERY bar you've ever been at and then take a look at what you're left with. Let's see: Decent selection of beers, wine and spirts. Check! Pool table. Check! Darts. Check! Flat screen TV's with all manner of sports. Check! Yup, this place has all of the things that any good bar should have. Now, what differenciates Oasis from other joints: Friendly patrons. Check! A very attentive bartender. Check! Kareoke. Check! Excellent liquor prices. Check! Variety of locals. Check! Variety of music. Check! Did I mention a very attentive bartender? Smoker friendly. Check! Yes, indeed if it weren't for these latter attributes, Oasis would've fallen by the wayside. But, due to the excellent prices, fast service and Kareoke every Friday night, Oasis as secured a spot as my favorite watering hole.

Advertise $17.00 for a bucket of Miller Lite. When I got my tab they changed me $22.50.read more

Our server today (Thurs., 4/16), Carolina, did an awesome job handling our party of 12 for this…read morepre-cruise meet and greet. Having impressive portions and being budget friendly will always earn 4 stars in my book. Typical bar food. Lemon pepper wings were a lil overcooked/tough. No major complaints about any of the 6 burgers/cheeseburgers. The chicken Alfredo was not liked and sent back for a steak which was devoured. The fish portion was noteworthy. The tacos were given 2 thumbs up. The garlic parmesan wings received the best reviews from both people. Most people in our group agreed everything needed a lil more salt / seasoning. Finally, the cocktails were decent; the raspberry lemonade was a hit and the water cups were the largest cups we've ever seen in a restaurant. This part of Fort Lauderdale seems a little desolate and this restaurant was the best option in this strip mall close to our hotel. We came. We saw. We conquered.

Legit neighborhood bar with a strong love for Florida State University and Green Bay Packers, which…read moreis evident by the overwhelming football team decor. Trivia Night was fun and our team won a plush gnome with a long gray beard in the raffle, but lost the contest. During trivia I ordered a cold Slackers Amber Ale, which had a decent light crispy taste. The chili was excellent with chunky meat and a medium spice level, and at only $6.99 for a massive bowl, it was surely the deal of the night. The chicken wings were extremely tiny, very similar to emaciated dove wings, kinda dry and at $14.00 this popular bar meal severely missed its mark, although the sweet & tangy side sauce was perfect. To soften them up, the blue cheese dressing did the trick for an extra .75 cents. The gender assigned bathroom was clean and just shy of ultra modern.

Sometimes when we are looking for a random dive bar to drop into- we play the game of inputting…read more"bars near me" on our phones and head over to whatever pops up first on the list. Tonight the winner was Streeters- located on Federal just north of 26th tucked in behind the breakfast place. While there is a big sign on the door that says "Smoking", I always forget how overwhelming the smell of smoke is in these places even when people aren't smoking. And it just signals to me that the place is just a bar and doesn't serve food. We grabbed a couple of seats at the bar. The place was not busy with most playing bar darts in the corner and a couple of others at the bar. There is also a pool table and a jukebox in the place. The drinks were well poured, the beer was cold and as I sat there I reflected on other dive bars I've been to over the years. If you drive- the metered parking lot was free on the night we were there. So if you're looking for a cold one, with people who welcome you in like a regular- check out Streeters. Just know you'll carry a little bit of Streeters home with you as you'll need to air out your hair and clothes when you get home! Ah- gotta love a good dive bar!

This is a five star dive bar. Friendly service and great regulars. We visited at 8 am while on…read morevacation. If you're looking for unpretentiousness, and strong drinks, you won't be disappointed. There is no food but they were fine with us brining in food from the diner next door.

This place is great! Staff is always on point. Happy hour prices are great. They pour a good…read moredrink. Food is really good the burger is awesome. Only complaint is it can get loud at night with some of the speakers in places where they can be right in your face. The st Patrick's day kegs and eggs is always a good time!

Sat at the bar. Service was good. Wings were crispy and well sauced. Philly was good, lots of…read morecheese. Onion strings were delicious!

I went to Next Bar for the first time during a Saturday happy hour. Arrived at 4:15. By 4:30, there…read morewere 20 plus guests with a nice mix of men and women. It was pleasant and everyone was friendly and talkative. The servers, Latin and beefy, were very friendly. Every drink is 50% off during happy hour. Yet, the regular prices are not inflated. The place is decorated like a nice lounge in a zebra theme. It's not a big place. 20 people almost fills the space. We tried the flatbread with shrimp ($20). It offered 4 small pieces that were pretty bland. We don't recommend this. It needs more seasoning and was pricey for what you get. We did love the charcuterie. It had a nice assortment of nuts, olives, cheeses and meats. It filled two of us up nicely. We would order this again! This lounge is a very nice addition to Wilton Drive. It's classy inside. The prices are competitive. The cocktails appeared to be well mixed. Great staff.

Standout New Addition to the Wilton Manors Scene: Next Bar & Lounge…read more Tucked into the Wilton Manors complex at 2242 Wilton Drive between Tap That and NO Manors, "Next Bar & Lounge" is already making a strong impression as one of the area's most exciting new nightlife spots. After a few previous attempts to visit--each time finding it packed--I finally arrived early on a Saturday evening and was able to settle in and experience it properly. The venue, created by co-owners Javier Montero and Deiler "Carlos" Beltran, blends a refined, welcoming atmosphere with a nostalgic nod to Rat Pack-era supper clubs, while still feeling fresh and modern. The design stands out immediately: mid-century modern touches, warm metallic accents, and intimate seating create a stylish yet comfortable setting. As the night progresses, the lighting transforms the space from a relaxed lounge into a vibrant, high-energy club. Service was excellent throughout the evening. Staff members were friendly, attentive, and efficient--even as the crowd grew. The hospitality added a lot to the overall experience. Live music set the tone early in the evening. Vocalist Leah Allyce Canali, accompanied by Marcello, delivered an engaging set that blended jazz standards, Broadway, and modern pop. Her versatility and willingness to take audience requests kept the performance dynamic and fun, and her vocals were consistently impressive. Later in the evening, the atmosphere shifted as DJ Frank O took over, transitioning the space into an energetic nightclub complete with a synchronized light show and lively crowd. The seamless change from lounge to dance club is one of the venue's biggest strengths--there's no need to leave if you're looking for a full night out. Happy hour runs daily until 7 p.m., making an early visit worthwhile, especially for those hoping to grab a seat before the venue fills up. Given how quickly it draws a crowd, arriving early or planning ahead is a smart move. Overall, "Next Bar & Lounge" delivers a well-rounded nightlife experience with strong entertainment, thoughtful design, and attentive service. It's a great spot for a night out with friends or entertaining guests, and it's easy to see it becoming a local favorite. Final verdict: A polished and vibrant addition to Wilton Manors--definitely worth a visit.

It's OK. Nothing exciting. It may be could use some remodeling. I wish I could say something more…read morepositive but it's just what it is.

In my opinion, call it a South African Bar or whatever you may; it's still a dive bar. However,…read moreit's a pleasant enough dive bar. The walls, the bar, the ceilings and every corner of the place is covered with all sorts of memorabilia sorts of stuff. Autographed t-shirts, signed by persons of no particular note, flags supposedly having something to do with South Africa, some African face masks, wooden carvings and the like. It's a smoke filled, and I do mean smoke filled, neighborhood type of place where folks gather for a friendly drink, a game of pool and a lot of the typical bar room gossip type of talk. Since they don't serve any food, it's a drinking establishment dedicated to the singular purpose of drinking.

Great Sport's Bar indeed. Went first time in the World Cup games and was lit! The Barmaids were…read moreextremely busy and yes they could handle great! Place is located right close to Hooters FL and it has been a construction that seems will never ends and place still full - I suppose they are really doing a great job. Went once back again at night e got a Burguer and some of my friends requested Beer and Snacks and I can tell - Food is also great. If you are looking to spend some great time with kinda "hooters vibe" I can tell but with really gorgeous girls and super educated employees and customers, at least was my impression - highly recommend.

Fun sports bar that's sort of a cross between Hooters and Paul Bunyan. My dinner group was 4 gay…read moreguys so the "twin peaks" thing ain't our thing, but Paul Bunyan might just be LOL Service is terrific from the front desk to the server. Sierra was prompt, funny and professional Ambience is sort of lumberjack meets Taco Tuesday. The crowd is heavily male but not rowdy. Food is pretty good for a sports bar. My major tacos were terrific

Had a fun Friday happy hour here before skating. Service was amazing and they actually had enough…read morepeople working which is not so common anymore. The Federal is upstairs at the IcePlex. Pass the snack bar and you'll see the sign. From the bar you can watch sports on many TV's as well as live pickleball outside from the covered patio. You cannot see the ice from the bar though. We had happy hour specials from 5-7, beer, wine, and house liquor was half off. Full bar and some less common beers on tap. They even have a "hat trick" hockey stick for 3 people to take a shot at the same time! Protecting the innocent from sharing the photos but it was fun to watch. There's also a happy hour food menu, regular food menu, and a brunch event on the weekend. I got the nachos and they were huge! 4 if us shared it. Friends got meatball sliders. The nachos have queso on them which they confirmed is gluten free, but note that the menu did not indicate allergies. It's a great spot to watch big games or pre-game for skating!

I decided to take advantage of "Dine out Lauderdale" for lunch today. Best choice I made this week…read more. So disappointed I don't remember the servers name, she was phenomenal and went above and beyond ! I ordered a Bloody Mary. It was THEEEE best Bloody Mary I've had in a long time. I didn't need it to be all dressed up. The green olive , cheese cube, and celery stick was enough. For my appetizer I chose the red pepper hummus with pita bread. The feta crumbles, cucumber, and dried chick peas on top were a nice touch. For my lunch course I ordered the salmon with Yukon potatoes and broccolini. The salmon had garlic butter on top and was cooked to perfection. The portion size really surprised me. I was expecting smaller portions for the dine out special but NOPE. They are definitely full size. For dessert I wanted the key lime pie but they were out. Absolutely ok because I couldn't finish it anyway. My server insisted on making it right and getting me a brownie to go instead. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience. I love the fact it's in the ice plex. I have to stop at the gift shop every time. GO PANTHERS !!!