Delicious live kombucha made with fresh high-quality ingredients. We first tasted Angry Booch at…read morethe Legion Park farmers market and enjoyed all of the flavors. We wanted to try even more, so we made the trek out to the taproom. We had a blast tasting everything from mango tamarind turmeric (our favorite) to honey lavender to pineapple passionfruit spirulina and enjoyed them all. Also loved the sauerkraut made with holy basil and Trinidadian curry powder. (She has a variety of homemade ferments including natto - super cool.) We got to meet the owner and brewer Cristina who shared her story with us. We had a great time and look forward to having more of her kombucha next time we are in Miami!

If you're looking for some goodness for your gut health, Angry Booch is a great option! They have a…read morenice selection of both Sauerkraut and Kombucha, which are both packed full of Lactobacillus. They will help you fight the good fight. The owner Christina is awesome! Nice and friendly atmosphere. I would definitely recommend giving Angry Booch a try.

The food, is great. The service & ambiance are great. They have trivia on Monday nights. They also…read morehave an area at the back of the club with games plus another bar so you could use it for an event.

Funky Buddha has been a staple in the community for over a decade, and I've been coming here since…read moreway back when they didn't even have food! The addition of food was definitely a game changer and somehow made an already great spot even better. They always have great events, great beer, and great service, and the whole vibe is super chill and welcoming. It's the kind of place you can come hang out, grab a beer, and just enjoy yourself without feeling rushed. And can we talk about the easy parking?! In Fort Lauderdale, that is a rare find! A longtime local favorite that keeps getting better. Definitely worth checking out!

Loving my honey honey blonde jalapeno ale and french vanilla porter. Cute place. Easy access a…read morelittle bit hard to find because it's in the back of the industrial parkway. Just off of i-95. Has a big party room in the back. They were having an event when we were there. Friendly bar staff.

A fun place to host an event! Went for a school fundraiser…read moreand had a great time. They had a private room that we rented out, that had access to a private restroom, countertop/kitchenette space and variety of table arrangement (long table and high tops). The bar features a variety of beers, some cocktail options, and wines. Additionally, they had some snack options (but I am unsure if they had a kitchen menu- snacks were more of grab and go items). Parking was plenty and the space was to our liking! Seems like a nice option for a rental, or a good place to stop in for a casual meetup.

Again, my photos are not saving based on location, which is a bit frustrating so I can't share my…read morefood photos, but.. I digress. I come here for Silent Book Club meetings and they close the whole place down for us which is really nice. Even though it's a brewing company, the food is always good and the service is great. Next time I take food pictures I will update.

My friend and I were looking for a quick bite in the area and found this spot. We had a flatbread,…read morea pizza crust appetizer, and some homemade soda. We played some games while we waited for our dinner. They have a large variety of beers that looked interesting and I will try when I'm not the driver. The food wasn't exceptional but it was tasty. They had live music outside and if you bring your pooch, they have water bowls for them.

Great stop at Invasive Species Brewing. I had two beers -- wish I remembered which ones, but hey,…read moreit was the last stop of the day. I do remember this: I liked them both. I also tried the smoked Old Fashioned, and that was excellent. Really cool brewery with a fun, laid-back vibe, and I loved the classic rock cranking in the background. Good beer, good drinks, good atmosphere. Definitely a place I'll come back to -- and next time I'll try to remember what I drank!

I'm gonna start by saying I have no idea why I've never been to Invasive Species Brewing before…read more It's right in my neighborhood and so good. Stopped by on a Friday afternoon shortly after they opened and decided to do a beer flight. I went with four IPAs but couldn't decide which ones, so the bartender offered to pick her four favorites for me. She did a great job. I liked all of them, and the one called rocket was completely different from the rest, which I really liked. They also had a food truck outside, so we grabbed some fried pickles with the beer. Super chill vibe, great service, and definitely a place I'll be back to very soon.

I visited Tarpon River brewing while visiting my sister in Fort Lauderdale. I loved the vibe of the…read moreold warehouse. They had live music playing upon arrival which was great. The only issue was it was mighty loud if you wanted to talk. We were seated right away and tried multiple different beers. I really enjoyed the honey ale. It Paired nicely with the food we ordered. For dinner we ordered the big pretzel. We also ordered hangover nachos and fried chicken with french fries. All were very good!

Saturday afternoon lunch. Here is what we liked: * It's a…read morebrewery and the beer was cold. * Tried several varieties throughout the group- most were quite good. * Our server was cool, friendly in a friend kind of way. Like we've known each other a long time * Cool layout- warehouse feel but also smaller quaint areas. * The buffalo cauliflower was different, not smaller pieces but three large chunks. Good flavor and cooked just right. *Wings had a good buffalo sauce - had some zing but not just hot sauce. *The fish and chips, fish was good. *Hand battered chicken strips had a bunch of seasonings- guessing more than the Colonel. What could of been better: * The dill tartar sauce was good, not bad. Just different. *Didnt care for the fries, weird texture. Overall loved the place and would go back

I remember that Blue used to like this place back in the day, and I could have sworn I'd been here…read morebefore, but in doing some searches for Broward County beer, I realized that I actually never made it. Sorry, Blue - but I'm here to rectify that. I think the location may have stopped me from going in the past - it's right by Park & Go, FLL, and Port Everglades. I came to the realization that whenever I'm in this area, it's because I'm taking a flight or going on a cruise. That's just what I associate it with, not necessarily hanging out at a brewery. That said, it's pretty easy to get to, with quick access off 595. Admittedly, this one is entirely on me. From looking at pictures, I knew this was an open air tap room, and I still went on one of the hottest, nastiest sunny August afternoons of the year. So yeah, it was hot. They have Big Ass Fans (tm) but they can only do so much. I'd probably rather go when the weather gets a bit more bearable, but I'm so hot, you know. Your mileage may vary. The taproom, tucked away within a marine warehouse area, is open air as I mentioned, and has an indoor and outdoor section with plenty of seating. It has a tiki bar-ish feel and is pretty chill. I don't have to feel weird about showing up in my beloved shorts and flip flops. In fact, it would probably be weird if I *didn't* show up in shorts and flip flops. The beer selection is part of what drove me to finally check this place out. Many breweries have a pretty narrow selection skewed toward IPA and fruited sours these days, and I'm the anachronism who gravitates more toward saison, strong Belgian blondes, crisp lagers and the occasional imperial stout. They had a Chardonnay oak-aged saison on tap called Ou'll Drink To That, so obviously I started out with that. Nice flavor, but the carbonation was not really where I needed it to be. The next one, Ice Breaker, was probably my big winner of the day. I know I took shots at breweries for having mostly IPAs, but this "Cold IPA," essentially an IPA fermented with lager yeast, was pretty nice, with good carbonation and structure. I would order that again. However, after that, I went with Rice Rice Baby, a rice lager that let me down, due to poor carbonation and some diacetyl (buttered popcorn) off-flavor. So, with a three beer sample size, I have a big winner, a big loser, and one kind of in the middle. In giving an overall rating, I'm going to give the winner more weight than the beer that wasn't good, and also take the fact that the two beertenders were both absolute delights, into consideration. More importantly, I would, and will, go back.

I'm a frequent patron of this local Fort Lauderdale brewery. They place a lot of effort into…read morecollaborating with other small businesses to bring customers together in a great atmosphere. I appreciate they stick to what they are great at and bring in others that are great at what they do to combine for all types of events all year long. Sometimes they are "annual" events like the brew contest, and other times its something brand new. I recommend this spot on that context alone alone. Its difficult to keep things fresh at a brewery. My recent visit was another positive experience. We generally pick Wednesday's over other days, because it's Trivia night, and it draws a fun crowd. When it ends, a live band often starts on the outside patio, to continue the fun. They also had Kaminari Ramen serving some of the best ramen you'll ever taste. Hands down best part of the night was learning they had one of my favorites on tap. A pickled sour, Mr. Pickles was my Trivia partner for the evening. I'm pretty much addicted to all things pickled, so my review is 100% bias. All pickles aside, you should stop by any night of the week or weekend day. There is always something worthy of your time going on. The staff goes out of their way to make sure you have everything you need. Add to it the robust selection of brews on tap, and a constant flow of tasty food truck and trailer eateries and you may have just found your new local watering hole. Once you are hooked, ask about their memberships. Totally worth the investment to have your own mug ready when you arrive and get a little extra vip treatment.

saltwater has such an amazing array of different craft beers that are unreal. The staff is so…read morefriendly and helpful in finding the best beer for you. couldn't recommend a night out at this spot enough!

Really good beer. Love the don't get confused, October fest, captain hazy…read more Went on a Saturday, Memorial Day weekend and it was very empty. Would go back but wish there were more people. Food truck was pretty good.

I went to Prosperity Brewery for a special event and had such a great time. The employees were…read moresuper friendly and let us taste different beers, which made the experience even better. I ended up choosing a wine and the cider -- both were delicious. It's so close to my house that I really should come here more often to enjoy the music and support local. A really fun spot.

Prosperity Brewery is tucked away in a dark industrial area in east Boca Raton. I needed to Waze it…read moreto get there, and I've lived in Boca for over 20 years. It's pretty low-key from the road and easy to miss, especially at night. I came here for an alumni event and honestly hadn't heard of this place before. Inside, there's a cozy setup with a small stage and indoor seating. Our group was outside in the back under a covered canopy, with twinkly white lights, which was perfect for enjoying the nice weather this time of year in November. They offered a selection of locally brewed beers. I tried the Hefferweiser, which was pretty good. There's also a food truck out front serving Burmese food. Overall, this is a fun and laid-back venue to hang out with friends, possibly catch some live music, and enjoy a local brew. My only suggestion would be for them to advertise a bit more -- it'd be nice to know when bands or events are happening. Indoor and outdoor seating available.