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    Distillery product for sale. I have my eye on a bottle of Hell's Bay rum. I have kayaked Hell's Bay.
    John G.

    I don't know how I first heard about Big Cypress Distillery, but it sounded like something worth exploring. I finally came to visit tonight on a short staycation from Hollywood, about an hour plus away. Stayed at the nearby Best Western Hotel with my daughter who is visiting from out of state and we walked here. Sitting and sipping a Blueberry Lemon Drop drink with Big Cypress vodka. The lounge/bar is a cozy 500 +/-sq.ft. They usually have a music theme. Tonight is Radiohead. So cool and relaxing. I can feel the week's tension slipping away.

    Surge C.

    A hidden gem in Kendall. I am so glad my friend took me here and we had such a lovely night chatting away with Fernando, one of the owners. He had his bartender work on making us some other off-menu drinks and it made for an even more delightful evening. The other owner ordered pizza for all the patrons to celebrate her son's 25th (he works there too), which was so nice. The vibes were great and you can tell they truly care about everyone leaving with a positive experience. When we were about to leave, Fernando was kind enough to gift us with a bottle of their gin since he knew my friend was moving away and I lived in D.C. It was so sweet. If you like gin and rum, please stop by here! Not only will you have great drinks- you'll also have great conversations and great tunes playing.

    Ashley O.

    My husband and I wanted a date night that was a little different than we'd normally do. I discovered Big Cypress on Yelp and decided: who better to give a recommendation than my fellow Yelpers and, as usual, they did not disappoint! Driving up to Big Cypress is unusual as you pull up to a giant warehouse. My first thought was: "are we even at the right spot?" Upon entering, however, you walk into the most inviting, homiest, speakeasy-type bar. We were instantly greeted by the owner and welcomed in with open arms. My husband and I sat at the bar and started ordering different drinks. I had a blueberry lemon drop that was sweet and tart and overall delicious. I also had an espresso martini that unlike the other espresso martinis I've had was not so aggressive because of its notes of chocolate. I ended up drinking that for the rest of the night. My husband ordered the whiskey-based drinks that he equally enjoyed. Throughout the night, conversations with the bartender, owner, and other guests were flowing. The music was immaculate, vibes were 10/10, and overall our experience was incredible. We even took home a bottle of their rum.

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    Michelle G.

    Everything about the drinks, vibe and excellent service is worth mentioning in a long awaited Yelp review! Fernando is a master at his drink making craft and a great host and this small speakeasy vibe bar. It is small- they play great vinyl music. All the drinks are worth it- if you can grab a bar seat, even better! Love it here.

    Veronica J.

    We have not been back since they created the Speakeasy, and we have been wanting to check it out. We made our reservations for 8 on a Saturday. It was a little tricky trying to find the place at night, and Waze was not helping, so I called, and Fernando guided us on the phone. Loved this place. Benjamin, behind the bar, was very attentive, informative, and made some delicious drinks. The vibe was chill, and the music was fabulous. I left with a bottle of Lemon City Gin, which I fell in love with, and I can't wait to try it in a Vesper Martini!

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    Jorge R.

    This has got to be the coziest, coolest speakeasy and liquor tasting experience I've had. We came here Friday night with some friends and the owner Fernando really made our night. The man is a passionate master of his craft and has been distilling for many years, he's also an amazing bartender. He has got this all down to a science and our experience was him serving us many of his liquors to try. All of his spirits are made in house. We tried as part of our tasting three gins, a rum, and a gin liqueur. They were a mix of floral, herbal, complex smooth and all really fun to try. The cocktails were top-notch. I can't decide which is my favorite, the bees knees is a prohibition era Jin cocktail which he makes with fresh local honey and it is delicious. I also had the barrel aged bourbon old fashioned which was so good, It didn't have the sweetness which I don't like in many cocktails on the street, it had a great amount of bitterness and even herbal notes to it. Parking is easy, the place is located right next to tamiami airport in Kendall. Love this place and we'll come back and bring more friends.

    Jackie S.

    Love this new distillery. Big Cypress Distillery has a small speak easy feel. Very cozy. The owner Fernando is amazing. He makes the best drinks and provided there is a small group, he will explain everything and how well balanced drinks are made. The Bee's knees is a must try. I don't even like Gin and I absolutely fell in love with this drink. I also had the barrel aged bourbon old fashion and it was delicious. It is a pre mixed old fashion made by the owner himself. The drink is aged in the barrels and is ready for the customers enjoyment. Again it's so good. We also did a spirits tasting. Get there early because if the place is packed, you may not be able to purchase the tasting. Thanks to the wonderful atmosphere crafted by the owner (and his drinks) its clear that this is someone who is passionate about the science of distilling. We had a great night with our friends. It's a must try place. Highly recommend.

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    Scott J.

    Very small bar connected to a distillery in an industrial warehouse area. Though it's only open two nights a week, it is worth a drive and a visit. They focus on producing rum, gin, and bourbon, but they also produce other liqueurs. The bartender knows his stuff and will educate you as he is making your drink. My only complaint is that they use plastic cups instead of real glassware, but that is a small complaint considering the setting and the high quality of the rum, the gin, and the mixed drinks he prepares. Great spot and great to hear that they may be opening a place closer to US1.

    Jonathan V.

    Hands down, this was an awesome experience. We loved the tasting, and just hanging out with the owner and talking shop. I loved their play on the Negroni and they're killing it with all the gins. I also really liked their Rye whiskey. If you're hesitant because they're far, I get you, but anything good is worth the effort. The drive wasn't all that bad, and then you reward yourself with some awesome drinks. Although they don't sell food themselves, there are several food trucks like 2 minutes away which are equally as awesome. I definitely feel like you should try them out. You won't find any other distillery in the area that you have direct access to the owner.

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    Ankur V.

    Absolutely love this place. One of the best and down to earth cocktail bars in Miami and with some of the best spirits. It's always a pleasure to run into Fernando, who is always so welcoming and conversational. The vibe of the spot is cozy, comfy, and warm. Love the styling - the new hifi vinyl additions are also fantastic. We love coming back over the years and bringing new people, meeting new friends, and trying the new spirits. The cocktails are fantastic and we always leave with bottles. We will miss this place so much when we leave Miami!

    They played great music while we were there. Loved the sofa seating and miaml art deco vibes.
    Nikki P.

    Was able to try this Cozy lil place while in Miami a few wks ago and let me tell you; it was awesome! Place is very cool, great chill vibes, the drinks are on point and the guys running it are great! I loved their guava liquor and their gin! Definitely check this place out, you would be disappointed

    Bethany S.

    A hidden gem that is definitely worth the drive. I have yet to have a bad drink at Big Cypress thanks to Fernando who is a G&T master and will not lead you astray. It is a cozy spot, so recommendations are a good idea. Great date night spot.

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    Why did it take us so long to try this place. Can't wait to go back. I need another bottle of their rum.

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    Got to say what a great experience we had here at this small cozy distillery bar. We were treated like family . Do recommend !

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    1.7(33 reviews)
    17.5 miDowntown

    I booked our tours with Gray Line both to the Everglades and Key West through the Go City pass I…read morepurchased. They came and picked us up conveniently from our hotel in South Beach. I thoroughly enjoyed both of the trips. The bus on the trip to Key West was not as comfortable as the brand new seeming double-decker bus that took us to the Everglades but all in all it was an excellent experience that both my daughters and I really enjoyed ourselves. The bus driver was EXCELLENT on the way to the Everglades and back. He acted as our guide while we were there at Everglades Holiday Park. He was super helpful and kind going the extra mile to make sure my kids and I were able to get our pictures retaken and picked up after a technical glitch on the parks side. The trip to Key West was also staffed by some incredibly helpful and polite people. Our tour guide was Thamara and SHE WAS WONDERFUL!!! Super helpful, super knowledgeable, super attenuative, super polite and she spoke 3-4 languages. I was so impressed by her professionalism. I read through the other review and have to admit, if there were issues before with this company, they have fixed them. I had a flawless and amazingly fun experience with them. I will absolutely book with them again in the future.

    Booked this tour through a Costco excursion. The bus is uncomfortable, the employees are rude…read moreuntil they ask for a tip. After the boat ride, the rude bus driver claimed he is not our ride back to the hotel, but turns out he was. When I called the company, it was confirmed the green bus called Key West Express that left us was our ride back. I ended up having to pay uber $29 to take us back to the hotel. Fly by night company.

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    4.2(21 reviews)
    15.6 miLittle Havana

    Art was the best brew bus driver! He let us play all the best tunes and we had the best time ever!…read moreWe had a smaller group so we got the classic van and it was a show stopper. Would definitely book again and recommend!

    Did this tour with 15 of my friends over 2 years ago and we still talk about it all the time! Such…read morea fun and unique experience and learned a lot. Decided to take my friend from DC on a tour who had mentioned she wanted to see some breweries and she also loved it. It was a different experience than my first tour which included samples at Funky Buddha, LauderAle and Wynwood Brewing - I loved getting to know the breweries and brew masters. On my second tour we hit up Veza Sur, Concrete Beach and Wynwood Brewing and started at Union Beer Store - it was perfect for an out of town guest because we got to see Little Havana and Wynwood. Our tour guide was awesome and so were the other people on the tour. I definitely think it's more fun when you have a big group and organize it as a private tour which has to have a minimum of 15 people. I definitely suggest comfortable shoes, wedges are comfortable but not exactly the best for going up and down the bus steps. Another pro-tip, EAT breakfast before because not a lot of breweries have food. I recommend this to anyone who loves beer or looking for a fun tour experience. Overall, nice value and very memorable.

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    Art was so helpful taking group photos

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    3.0(47 reviews)
    18.5 mi

    Age is nothing but a number! Because despite being one of the older cruise ships in Carnival's…read morefleet, Ecstasy can still deliver! The following is based on my family's experience during the 5-day Christmas out of Charleston, SC for Nassau & Princess Cays. Food: (A+) fresh tasting, delicious, plentiful with good variety/selection. Always make your dinner time whether it's early dining or late dining because the best food (appetizer, entree, dessert) will be at dinner time. It was something that our family always looked forward to. Besides that you must also have enjoy brunch in the dining room (only offered on the sea days). Beyond the fabulous 4 star dining, the lido deck makes super tasty burger & fries! The pizza, sandwiches, and Mexican food were all pretty good too. Entertainment: (A) constant schedule of packed with fun activities and shows; more options than you can imagine or hope for. Dancing-singing performances, bingo, prize games, trivia games, casino, bars, nightclub, stand up comedy, spa, fitness center, water slides and many, MANY photo ops. Service: (A) from housekeeping to dining to photography to bars to guest concierge to entertainment activities everyone was almost always friendly, attentive and smiling. The only department that seemed serious was the staff that guarded/secured the embark & debark. Special recognition to Britney, our beautiful, fun & energetic cruise director; to Wahyu, Albert, Melroy, our dining servers; to Jaypee, our housekeeper; to Thanh Vy, bar server. And to the rest of the wonderful staff for making the trip magical!!! *Recommendation for shore excursion: @ Nassau, I strongly suggest you do the the Adrenaline JetBoat!!! It's one of the newer options on offer, and it is 1 hour of thrilling adventure on the water!!! It is like a jet ski but for a group of up to 12 people. They do 360° spins (like fast & furious drifting) and even do dives that pummel water at you.

    First time cruiser? This listed review might help you out!…read moreBefore you go... -Yes, you need a passport. When you arrive... -Parking at the Port of Miami was a breeze. We were able to find a spot directly across from the ship. For $20 a day, it was worth it to just get out of and back into the car after you arrive home. From where I live it would have been about the same to rent a cab so it worked for us. The ship itself... -Made in the early 1990s, and you can see it from the neon style lights in the atrium. The ship still looks pretty damn good for being a bit older than most. -Our cabin was an interior one around the U180's. (Deck 6, toward the back.) We felt a bit of rocking but not much. We did feel the engine vibrate and the ship rock when pulling into and out of port. -Lots of things to do! Comedy show was hilarious and the Motown show was cute! If you miss certain events, they will rebroadcast them on the TV later. This is good to watch when you're hiding from the sun in your room for a bit! -Casino and the dealers were fun as well! The food... -Overall I give it 3 stars. Some stuff was amazing and some stuff was more like cafeteria food. -The lido deck buffet was definitely more cafeteria style. My friend and I always found something we liked but nothing was "wow" there. -Dining room had better quality food for sure! I would recommend eating there over the buffet. You can actually order multiple plates if you still want buffet gluttony AND better quality food. -GET THE WARM CHOCOLATE MELTING CAKE. Just do it. It is amazing. The drinks... -Light, tropical drinks are available wherever you turn! -Average price is $8-$10 per drink which is expensive for some, but us locals are used to getting price gouged for alcohol! A little piece of home sweet home. :-) The staff... -I've never seen a group of workers bust their butts so hard in my life. I did not see 1 worker ever standing around doing nothing. Great group of people. -Friendly and helpful! -Tipping is usually included with your cruise, but please bring extra cash for these people. They will impress you. Half Moon Cay, Bahamas... -Go down to deck 3 and board the ferry to shore. In less than 10 minutes you'll be at the island. -It is absolutely gorgeous. -Our snorkel excursion got cancelled due to ocean conditions, so we had a peaceful beach day. Nassau, Bahamas... -Pretty water -Tons of shopping -Great food -We enjoyed the art museum, the churches and the distillery. -The straw market is an experience for sure! A lot of the sellers are pushy, so have your game face on and go in there with a plan! I was offered to purchase a crack pipe, but I opted for the t-shirt instead. Seriously. Overall, a nice cruise for the price. I would definitely cruise Carnival again, but I think I may want to try another ship this time to see what the newer ones have to offer. This is a great ship though and I would recommend it to anyone. Happy cruising!

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    Iberostar Costa Dorada - Finished product. Looks better than it tastes. So. F'ing. Horrible.

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    Royal Caribbean - Serenade of the Seas - Silent disco. You dance to whatever you hear in your headphones.

    Royal Caribbean - Serenade of the Seas

    4.4(5 reviews)
    18.2 mi

    A bucket list trip through the Panama Canal... worthy of my 700th review. My late partner, and I…read moreloved to cruise a lot, and we have always been "loyal to royal." This trip was 13 days, from San Diego to Miami. The serenade is one of Royal Caribbean's smaller ships, and while I do like the bigger ships with all of their bells and whistles, these size ships are my favorite. Small, but with enough to do, this is how cruising used to be. Only 2000 or so passengers on the ship, plus the crew of a around 1000. There was a good ratio... The meals were excellent. In addition to smaller venues, like snack bars, they have the buffet, the main dining room, as well as an Italian restaurant, steakhouse, and Japanese place. You pay for the premium restaurants, but if you book them before your cruise, you can get very decent prices on the premium places. The activities were great. There was a gym, a rock, climbing wall, a mini golf course, a single waterslide, and activities for the kids, although this cruise, the passengers skewed older. There were only about 30 kids on our cruise. If you cruise on the bigger ships, especially when school is out, you will experience quite a few more kids. That's another advantage of being on one of the smaller ships. There were also activities ranging from enrichment, talks, trivia, karaoke, game shows, a bellyflop contest in the pool, etc. Again, the great thing is, you can do as much or as little as you want. The staff was very good at setting up the activities . The shows in the ship's showroom were great, from comedians to variety shows. My favorite had to be the Motown review My favorite gameshow, , and the favorite of a lot of people, is Royal's adult themed game show, "the crazy quest." it's 18 and above, and while some people call it "X-rated", I wouldn't go that far, I would just say it can get a bit bawdy. Check it out on YouTube. All of the ports were great, but The star of the cruise was definitely the Panama Canal! It's amazing. You enter the canal at sea level, and head into a lock, which is basically a "water elevator". The ship is raised up to the level of the lake in the middle of the canal, you go through the lake, then when you get to the other end, you go back into another set of locks that lower you back down to sea level. It's an amazing feet of engineering. I did have to go to the medical facility, because I broke a crown, and it developed into an abscess. The medical facility took extremely good care of me. They put me on an antibiotic IV, and had me come in the next two days for another IV each day, and for follow up. They sent me to a doctor and a dentist once we got to our first port of Puerto Vallarta. It's not cheap. Three days worth of care cost me roughly $1000, plus the cost of the doctor and the dentist in Mexico. My personal insurance didn't cover it, as most won't, but that's why I always get travel insurance, which did cover it. My travel insurance company. (Generali) had my claim approved and paid before the cruise was even over. There was also a norovirus outbreak on the ship, but it only affected 100 out of 3000 people, passengers and crew. The medical department gave them free medical care, and while they were quarantined, they got free room service Also, the ship immediately went into deep cleaning, including bringing in people like lifeguards and people from the engine room to serve in the buffet, so people didn't have to get their own food. Even the people that got sick said that Royal handled it very well. The only reason I'm taking off of a star, was baggage claim was very disorganized, I believe it was because of the outbreak. Usually, baggage claim with is a piece of cake. I will give them a break this time, because this is the very first time, I had a problem. Overall, it was an amazing cruise.

    An excellent, small-mid size ship. A great choice for veteran-cruisers, if you're looking to visit…read moresmaller or more obscure destinations, long voyages, etc. As with most Royal ships of this size, the service is great, and the entertainment at smaller venues is awesome.

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    Voyager of the Seas

    3.0(3 reviews)
    18.2 mi

    No star!!!!!!!!! I woke up with no power one…read moremorning!!!!!!!! My beverage card didn't work multiple times!!! I brought a family and friends for a surprise birthday and NO body had AC they allll had to to complain to get their ac fixed!!!! Don't ever , ever!! Go on this ship!

    I boarded the Voyager of the Seas in Barcelona for a 7 day cruise through the Eastern…read moreMediterranean. The ship was built in 1999 and at the time was the largest ship in the fleet. 10 years later it is still in good shape and among the biggest. The ship has the standard experiences most other cruises over: a casino, entertaining shows, activities, multiple locations to pick up a drink and clubs to dance the night away. Unlike other ships I have been on, Voyager of the Seas also has a large rock climbing wall, in-line skating, a 9 hole mini golf course, and an ice skating rink. Dining options include the traditional 6:30 and 9:00 dinner times, a My-Time option allowing guests to make reservations and eat whenever they choose, a Johnny Rockets, the Windjammer Café, an Irish bar and a sports bar. One thing I appreciated was the Vitality icon on the menu showing healthy food options. This icon also appeared on the excursion pamphlet showing customers tour options that provided healthier options. I did visit Johnny Rockets once - there is a $4.95 per person charge, but that includes any sandwich, an un-ending order of 1/2 fries, 1/2 onion rings. Sodas and shakes are extra. The Windjammer provided a large selection of food, but it was typical buffet food that is okay, but often lacks flavor. The dining room was great in appearance and the staff was excellent. The food again was mediocre. There were plenty of options including vegetarian, Indian, vitality and a few meatier choices, but nothing I had really blew my skirt. The tours were very good and priced competitively to other companies I have sailed with before. I took in a few of the shows and found the Cruise Director, Mercedes LaFuenta, to be very good. There were always options to be entertained and active either with an excursion or staying on the boat. A two floor library was located on levels 7-8 for those who wanted to check out a book and spend an afternoon on a deck chair. The fitness center rivaled my local gym and included several treadmills, weigh machines, elliptical and extra cost options for cycling & yoga. There was never a wait to get to a machine. I did not use the spa or sauna services, but they are available. The stops on the vacation were all amazing: Barcelona, Spain; Naples, Capri, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Livorno (Florence/Pisa), Italy; Villefranche (Nice), France; Provence (Toulon), France; Barcelona, Spain. Each excursion that I booked was lead by knowledgable and friendly local tour guides and provided a good experience. The speakers in the dining room are poor and need improvement. The only other thing I would change is the food. It was good, but not memorable.

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