Lost weekend is a long standing Miami Beach staple dive bar. But some may not know that it is also…read morehome to the best Philly cheese steaks (imo). They hit the spot , freshly made to order. You can have the steak or the chicken. So delicious. So if you haven't had one yet, you're in for a treat.

EVERYTHING WAS GOOD until that dj was mixing scraching the music alot thats not a real djread more

One of the friendly and coolest local tavern bars in Florida City!…read more They are located right before you enter to go to the keys. Friendly bartenders, owners are kind, and everyone is always in a good mood and it's a great vibe. Drinks are an amazing price and taste really good. They have a food truck that serves burgers, wings, and more outside on the weekends. Highly recommend to anyone 21+, if you head down to go to the keys check them out!

This local gem is the best! It's clear it's a local spot, but the staff and regulars are going to…read moremake you feel welcome and like family! The GM, Rabbit, is the sweetest!

Very fun, although I was unable to experience what it would be like during a busy show night…read more I came on a Saturday bit early in the evening for Miami. The band was setting up in the back but shows weren't starting for a while still. My cousin and I just wanted to stop in, check it out and have a couple of beers. The atmosphere is very hip, punk like in its decor. Tried a tap beer and then their lager made in collaboration with Tripping Animals. Good light beer with their fun bright red rose logo on the can. People at the bar seemed friendly. They had an interesting shot item called the death shot I believe and it was a strange mixture of Mallort along with some other liquors. I didn't not try it. I watched a guy next to us try it and he said it's not great but not horrible. He said it did its job and worked really well Bartender chick was friendly and quick. It's not a huge bar seating area so I suppose if you get here late you'll be standing or perhaps you'll just be enjoying one of the shows in back.

Dive bar up front, club with a stage in the middle, and a patio out back. It's a little unassuming…read morefrom the street side, but they get hella credit for how decked to the nines they are, from graffiti and stuff on every wall to a gorgeous chandelier. Staff is friendly enough (besides the bouncers who, I suppose, are doing their job, just a bit brusquely) and drinks are reasonably priced for being in Miami; also appreciate that they have water readily available. Clearly, they host fun shows; music selection can be better for dancing too... Nothing too crazy or spectacular, cool spot to be.

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."

As a chick originally from the north, it's been hard getting into the Christmas spirit since moving…read moreto Miami. Cue Miracle in Miami, combining 2 of my wintertime favorite things: drinking and kitschy Christmas activities. It's located in the back room of Gramps. They've got it all decorated up and your fav Christmas tunes are pumpin'. The only thing missing is some fake snow and mistletoe. They've got a list of fun, albeit pricey, holiday cocktails to choose from. It's open until Dec 26 if you need an extra dose of adult Christmas spirit.

I was in Miami for my birthday which happens to be right before Christmastime. I was at a little…read moredive bar when I somehow learned that the popup Christmas bar was in the back. Sweet! Even better, it was a weekday and they were slow so there wasn't a wait. I've seen these Christmas bars in other towns and it's always a shitshow. Well, there were like 2 people in there when I went. Kind of hoped for more, but the bartender was cute so I stuck around for a Christmas cocktail and some 'grams. The sample of the frozen 'nog I had was super good, I kinda wished I had ordered that instead of the gingerbread Old Fashioned I got, which was still good. :)

Great place to spend an evening and watch the sunset. We walked over for dinner our first night…read morestaying the Coconut Palm Inn and enjoyed it. They have a number of beers on draft, wine, and seltzer available. The seafood from the food truck exceeded our expectations. They have live music on the weekends, and the band was entertaining, making a good evening even better. Check it out!

Amazing. So good. The lobster was cold, which was a first for me. I feel like the flavors of the…read morelobster came out more than dousing warm lobster in butter and garlic. Took about 10 minutes for 3 grouper tacos and a lobster roll. Cute areas to sit. Maybe 10-15 tables near the dock.

This place is always a vibe!! The espresso martini is soo good, they add a lemon zest to it and…read moregrate some chocolate on top. Absolutely delicious! The mojito is also phenomenal, I love the fancy ice they add to the cocktail. It makes it 10x better. Parking can be a bit complicated. There is street parking and a lot or parking garage close by. Other than that, it's a great time. The service is quick. The music is great, it feels like it's 2016 and they also play some 80s music. It's an entire vibe! You've gotta check them out!

Still one of my favorite bars in Downtown Miami. Good happy hour and the cocktails are amazing!…read moreThey recently added new concoctions to the menu just in time for the busy holiday season. Make sure to check them out. Drinks are not watered down but always well-balanced and potent. My go-to is their Old Fashioned, of course, but I have a new favorite called Urban Cowboy. It's made with Maple Bacon Infused Maker's Mark, vanilla cinnamon syrup, bitters and cedar smoke. So good! I also recently tried the Red Flag made with Cazadores Blanco, lime, agave, strawberry-infused Aperol, and topped with bubbles. So refreshing and tasty. You cant go wrong with any of their cocktails. The mixologist knows what they're doing and as a matter of fact, this place has won several competitions during SOBEWFF. It gets packed late at night, especially Friday and Saturday so get there at a decent hour so you grab a table or space by the bar. Will keep coming back!

Gramps Getaway has one of the best views of Miami. The vibe is cute and casual, perfect for hanging…read moreout with friends and just enjoying the day by the water. The bartenders are super friendly and funny, which made the experience even better. I had the burger and it was so goooood . The hot dog was just okay, but the burger def made up for it. Parking can be a little iffy, but they do offer valet which helps. I see myself coming back!

I went here for lunch by myself to have a bar meal and check the place out. I had read good things…read more Wow, what a disappointment! Parking (I was riding my motorcycle) was scarce. I talked the friendly valet into letting me park between a handicap space and a dumpster. The service was awful. It was 1:30 pm and there were about 15 customers with capacity for 100+. I was given a menu and a glass of water timely and the lady behind the bar seemed friendly. There were plenty of staff around waiting tables and backing the bar. I ordered a blackened fish sandwich and a draft beer. The beer came right away in a plastic mug. The pour was less than 12 oz. (small mug) and the brew was barely chilled. Almost room temperature. After 20 minutes and no fish sandwich, the bar lady came by and asked me: "Did you get your fish sandwich?" I said no. She then went in the main building (presumably where the kitchen is located) coming out a few minutes later while holding up 2 fingers, mouthing "2 minutes." The sandwich was $22 without fries (which were and extra $9 as a side). I didn't order those. The half-pint warm beer was $8. About 7 minutes later, another server came from the main building and delivered a scrawny, soggy bun containing a thick, small, undercooked, hunk of blackened fish flesh only 80% skin free. I had to finish the filleting myself. The toppings were parsley and onion. It was the ugliest and most tasteless blackened fish sandwich I have ever been served. I should've taken a photo. Anyway, by this point, I was in a hurry to get out of there as the place was a total fail. I picked at the fish with my fork and knife and ate the part that was actually meat and cooked, leaving the rest (skin included) and the soggy bun on the plate. With an 18% gratuity included, a simple grilled fish sandwich with no sides and a warm beer came out to almost $40. On the positive side, the view of the water and the Miami - Brickell skyline was good. However, I won't be coming back to this joint again. If I could give it Zero stars, I would.