Hi, I'm Harry, And I wanted to share my experience at…read morethe Fish House last Sunday night. They had advertised that pianist Stephen Mars's would be playing that night, so I checked out his music on line and got so excited to see him and hear some of his CD of Beatles music that I went with my girlfriend that night to see him. But I misunderstood the hours he was playing from 2-6 and believed he was playing from 6-9. So when we arrived there we were very disappointed to hear he was finished playing. So after we spoke to him for a little while explaining our disappointment, he went back up on stage and played some Beatles music for us and the other patrons despite his shift having ended. There was a pretty decent crowd and everyone loved it. Stephen is really a wonderful musician and truly an interesting and terrific guy! So I would highly recommend the music in The Backroom Live at the Fish House, particularly when Stephen Marks is performing there. Thanks Harry K.

This place is life, no joke. First time coming to the fish house and we had a blast, we danced ,…read moresang and laughed all at the same time, so much fun. The food was really good, the service omg fabulous, all the waiters and waitress were dancing and making the place feel so good.

Look, Bougie's isn't the place you're heading to if you want to see and be seen while spending $25…read moreon a mediocre cocktail that has too many ingredients. It's a neighborhood institution that has held its own for close to three decades. Is it pristine and sparkly on the inside? No. It's a dive bar for fuggs sake. Drinks are strong, music is loud, and vibes are vibing. If I've got friends visiting that aren't into the over-priced voids of Brickell and South Beach, you can bet Bougie's is where we're heading. The venue is a century old historic cottage that has a death grip on old school Miami charm, nestled within the heart of South Miami. The tree lined outdoor seating is a rare treat these days for a bar, and it's a great area to catch up with friends, particularly on their less busy nights. After taking advantage of their banging drink specials, be prepared to dance your pants off with their curated mix of weekly entertainment.

I always have a great time here. However be careful when paying your tab and ask if tip was…read moreincluded. The couple dollars extra is not the point. The point is that when they give you the machine to pay it presents you to enter tip with no indication that it has been already added as gratuity. Last I checked gratuity and tip are the same. Isn't?

This place don't even deserve a star I was there 4 days ago and I was discriminated even tho the…read moreplace was almost empty in a Friday night,the security didn't let me dance on the pole but girls could do it and he told me the reason in cause I'm gay,this place is against LGBTQ community and is homophobic.I recommend you don't go there you'll waist your money and time.

From the owner: Call to make your private reservation 305-260-0025, bottle service and vip available, open format…read moremusic.

Great night! I left my raincoat there. Do you have it? It's…read moreRains! Nice group! Pleasant food and friendly service

Nothing works: The QR code, nope…read moreIn store pager nope, they call to your phone WiFi nope, they require your email A pathetic way of getting your phone and email. Food is good though and waters are nice

Understory is such a cool and chill spot. A really bit venue with a lot to offer. Lots of lush…read moregreenery around and cool decor. It feels like a big maze, where you keep discovering something new. Their nights vary with different events from djs to jazz and they have a variety of food on given nights. When I went they had pizza and tacos. A main bar with cocktails, a wine bar, and beer bar. I opted for the vodka passion fruit cocktail. It was pretty tasty, just had too much ice. It comes in a cute re-usable plastic cup. Staff was nice and helpful throughout the venue. There is seating scattered throughout Understory for food or just to relax. Definitely want to come back again soon!

If you are looking for a place where some of the best in Miami hospitality come together to create…read morethe coolest jungle vibes, look no further than Understory. Picture this - you walk into a tropical oasis and have the option of cocktails from Jaguar sun, wine selections from Bad Seed - a new wine bar pop up from Karina and the folks at Niu Wine -, rotating food from some of Miami's most loved chefs and last but not least - MUSIC! You'd think these folks just took your best friends magical back yard and created the most fun party in their house, but instead its at Understory and you can enjoy this oasis weekly on Thursday's and Fridays. I went for the first time last Thursday where I got to try a rum punch but with Mezcal that was delish. Then I moved on to a selection of delish wines and pizza by Flour and Weirdoughs. To say the vibe is impeccable is an understatement. I happily stayed until they closed at midnight, passing the time hanging out with friends and listening to the most fire playlist. They also have live jazz that starts at 9, which you can't really hear from the wine bar area since the space is so large, and DJs later in the evening as well as Friday. You can enjoy free entry before 8:30 pm. The best way to stay up to date on their weekly pop ups is to follow them on IG at @Understorymia. Can't wait to return!

Gramps, I'm so sad to see your doors closer after 13 beautiful, illustrious years. You hold a…read morespecial place in my heart as a steady go-to - always reliable and always delivering. Your drinks kept flowing, your music kept me moving, and your vibes carried my days and nights. That frozen key lime margarita? Truly out of this world delicious. You were friendly and low-key, without being the over-the-top that Miami has turned into. You were there in Wynwood's humble beginnings, when it was fun, artsy, and we were all exploring together. Thank you for the good times.

I am glad to experience Gramps. RIP and as Kash Patel or whatever the bug eyed bastard said, "I…read morewill see you in Valhalla. I have the juice now."

Incredible Vibe & Top-Tier Safety! We came here yesterday to…read morewatch the Argentina World Cup match, and it was hands down the absolute best time! The atmosphere was completely electric, with a massive crowd packed in to watch the game. What really stood out to us was how safe the environment felt. As two women attending completely alone in the middle of such a huge, high-energy crowd, we felt entirely comfortable and secure the whole time. On top of the amazing energy, everything was exceptionally well-managed. The staff was hustling non-stop, working constantly to keep the entire place super clean and the lines moving efficiently. Plus, everything was very reasonably priced, which is a rare find for a major game-day watch spot. Fantastic vibes, great prices, hardworking staff, and a safe environment--we couldn't have asked for a better experience. We will definitely be back for the next big game!

I come here often for concerts and it's such a vibe! If you like indie, hippy, house, or afrobeats,…read moreyou'll love this spot. They also do events here sometimes so be mindful it's mostly outside with no breeze so wear sunblock/hats if it's a daytime event! Also love that they have a parking lot at the end of the street or plenty of street parking too. They have different food trucks here and so far every has been great! I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG @ chloexmorgann

I've been here a couple of times and have tried different teas they offer and they are all…read moredelicious! I tried their mojito and it was very tasty. They have sellers inside with different things for sale (jewelry, clothes, sunglasses) it's very enjoyable and they offer different activities and events throughout the month! Overall I love this place and the service is always phenomenal

Tea & Poets is one of those rare spots where you can truly lose yourself. I love submerging into…read moretheir collection of books and browsing their antique clothing and vintage dresses, it feels like stepping into another time. They also carry beautiful jewelry and stones that give the place a mystical and charming vibe. On weekends, it's extra special because they often host concerts by the Rockstar student bands, which makes the space lively and fun for students. Sometimes they even offer poetry sessions and stand-up comedy, which promotes creativity. The servers are always young, cheerful, and happy to help, and their tea and coffee are natural and organic. It's so calming to just sit there, sip on tea, and read a classic book. I really hope Tea & Poets stays around even after the Sunset Mall remodels, losing such a unique and soulful spot would be a real pain.

Amazing ambiance, would be great for a date night. They have live music. Food is tasty. Everything…read moreint he menu is halal except the skirt steak.

The ambiance is great, very nicely decorated with a nostalgic touch and darkish colors…read more I went there with two friends for dinner, and we liked it a lot. The service was on point, and the servers were friendly and very attentive. We ordered three cold appetizers (hummus, artichoke hearts, and watermelon salad), one warm appetizer (baked feta cheese), a lamb main dish to share, and a bottle of wine. The portions were good, and the food was tasty. Everything was fresh and well combined. TIP: They have free parking spots across the street; check with the staff.

I went to have dinner nearby and I saw people walking in with sound equipment and musical…read moreinstruments, so I approached the person at the door, and he told me there were four bands scheduled, playing punk and hard core, in English and Spanish. I thought for a moment, paid the cover, and walked in. The music was pretty good. The place was not full, this was probably some underground event. I got a cocktail to try, it was pretty good but cocktails and punk don't match, so I switched to cheap bear when I was done. It's a cool venue, close to me, and the staff was very friendly. I had a good time.

The Kitchen Club was an iconic goth club in the South Beach Hotel in 1988. They played new wave,…read morepost punk, alternative, and industrial music by bands like Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, The Cure, Depeche Mode, and Sisters of Mercy. I used to go to the club in my college years. After the hotel was sold, the club moved to the Rocky Horror venue in Coconut Grove. In 1999 after that closed too, the club became a roaming pop up at different South Florida venues. Which is how I came to be at Bar Nancy in Little Havana on a Saturday night. They host a monthly Kitchen Club night. Almost everything was closed in Little Havana by the time I arrived so it was surprisingly easy to find metered street parking only two blocks away. Bar Nancy did not have a cover charge which was nice. The bar is decorated like a pirate ship with many nautical touches. It is named for the brigantine Nancy, which transported war supplies during the American Revolution. The room the bar is located in was small, dark, hot, and crowded. Many people enjoyed themselves on the dance floor in front of the DJ. They also have a backyard area that was popular. My favorite room was the one between the two. It was decorated like the Captains quarters with a couch and comfortable chairs. I could still enjoy the music and more importantly, the air conditioning. During the night I had a delicious Amaretto Sour. Despite the dive bar surroundings, it was a hefty $15. While that is expensive for a cocktail, it was a small price to pay to relive my youth for one evening.