Sorry no photos in this dark lit dive bar lounge in SoMi. I miss the old layout but this place…read morenever disappoints. Tonight it was all about the special - Prime Rib Thursdays. Huge portions and perfect to share with your bestie. Come hungry and leave happy. Shout out to the 90s Power 96 Freestyle music! Pro tip: use Inkind app to pay and claim $25 off your bill.

We Tried this new place for us last night and the bartender completely ruined the experience. He…read morewas extremely rude. From the moment we sat down, the guy looked annoyed that we were there. Zero greeting, zero eye contact. We waited almost 10 minutes just to get acknowledged while he was chatting with another customers at the other end of the bar. When he finally took our order, he barely listened. I asked for a classic Old Fashioned and he brought me something that tasted like watered-down whiskey with too much bitters and a random orange slice thrown in. My friend's whiskey sour was unbalanced -- definitely not worth the $18 price tag. I politely mentioned to recommend us another drinks options he just shrugged and said "we don't have that" Not offer another choice or an apology. The drinks were mediocre at best, but his attitude made it worse. He ignored us most of the night and acted annoyed every time we ordered. Zero professionalism. The place has a great vibe but with service like this, is not worth to spend almost $200 dollars there for few drinks. I don't remember his name but he was tall, Latin and maybe from Colombia. We just wanted to report his behavior to management but in a Saturday's night you just don't want to ruined more. Next.

Amazing ambiance! The food was amazing. The ribs were delicious and so was the chicken and the…read moresteak. The tuna appetizer was awesome! Drinks were great.

Newest kid on the South Miami block Flight West shines with exceptional service, creative…read morecocktails, and inspired takes on classic menu favorites. While we definitely have had some great dining staples and short term spots, I've never considered South Miami to be a foodie destination. The latest crop of restaurants in the area are rapidly challenging that assertion. Situated next door to Italian rockstar Mano Libera, Flight West has some big shoes to fill in its culinary endeavors with its prime corner location. They're still in their soft opening phase, but have quickly found their footing with their eclectic menu focused on global ingredients with a fusion flare. Our server Savannah (sp) was very sweet along with another server who never hesitated if something was needed. The attention paid to cocktails, presentation, and service was appreciated, and it's a detail I hope the restaurant maintains as they become further established. My husband started with the signature Maduro Old Fashioned, which packed too strong of a punch for my palette, but he loved. The branded ice cube and plantain chip garnish was a fun touch. I wanted something low abv, and asked for a dressed up club soda with St. Germain, cucumber, and lemon, and it was perfection in a wine glass and the perfect refreshing sip. Next time I'll take one of their signature cocktails for a spin. Quite a few of the appetizers were calling my name, but we decided on the calamari. It was well seasoned with the jalapeño aioli, lime zest, and pickled radishes offering a nice brightness to offset the fried squid. We really enjoyed this dish. For entree I had the garlic & herb mussels. They're noted to be served in a citrus herb broth, which if I'm being honest didn't seem like an accurate description. I was expecting something much lighter and herbaceous, but instead the sauce was a sweet umami flavor bomb with surprising smokey notes. They were absolutely delicious! I'm not sure if they changed the recipe post menu, but it was a very pleasant surprise, and I highly recommend trying them. My husband opted for the Madagascar prawns. This is definitely a show stopper on the plate, being one of their largest dishes on the menu, but not my personal favorite (particularly at the price point). The grilled Madagascar shrimp are on a California king size bed of rice bathed in coconut milk and slathered with a Thai inspired tangy coconut curry. The flavors worked really well together but there's only so much rice once can eat, and the two of us struggled to even make a dent. I think lightening the carb load with some sauteed spinach, sugar snaps, or broccolini on the plate would bring some balance. I think also a price point in the $50s may be a little less painful for what is essentially two very large shrimp. While it was very tasty, out of the three dishes we got this is probably the only one we wouldn't repeat in the future. Overall we really enjoyed Flight West and are excited to see more restaurants of their caliber in our cute little neck of the swamp. It's been a long time since a restaurant really rocked my tastebuds so we will definitely be back!

Will preface my review by saying this is our bookclub's favorite place to meet! They offer happy…read morehour every day and have great cocktails and bites! The staff here recognizes us and although sometimes we come when they are very busy, they still give us the best service. The drinks are consistently good and food comes quick! I really enjoy the vibes at The Commodore. I feel like I'm in someone fancy living room with the fireplace, couches and decor. It's the perfect place to grab a drink and chat!

I went with a group of friends for happy hour and i really liked the space. It was spacious and…read morecomfy and fit all 8 of us. The servers were also very kind and attentive. The happy menu hour is great. $8 food and cocktails. I got the wings which were delicious. They were a bit spicy and came with a ranch sauce. I also got the sliders which was small like 2-3 bites. I would definitely like to come back again.

If you are an alumni University of Miami then there's a 99.9% chance you already know about this…read moreplace. If you are a fan of the university of Miami and I've never been here then there is a 100% chance that you need to go! Boy if the walls in here could speak, Jimmy Johnson, Howard Schnellenberger, Dennis Erickson, Ed Orgeron, countless number of players over countless decades have all frequent in this spot. You can spend hours or perhaps days looking at the memorabilia on the wall, and the good news is the new owners are really even more friendly to the university. As far as the food and drink goes it is definitely a dive bar. The beer is cold, the drinks are strong, the food is decent. The burger and the wings are the best. Service is good and if you're ever there on a Sunday morning don't forget to say hello to Mark. Tell him Jeremy sent you!!

We stopped into Duffy's for lunch before heading to the airport to return back home to Washington…read more Free parking can be found in the parking lot. Duffy's is family friendly. Cash only establishment; credit cards are not accepted. ATM is on premises. An 18% service charge is added to parties of 4+. I loved the nostalgic and creative way items were refurbished throughout Duffy's. I couldn't resist browsing the entire place looking at photographs and newspaper articles. There are TVs throughout. There is quite a large outdoor covered seating area to watch televised sporting events or just to seat large parties. While perusing the menu, I sipped on a Bloody Mary. My first Bloody Mary that was served without any of the vegetables. Odd. For my meal I chose the BLT Sandwich with Potato Salad as the side for $8.95. I always love a good BLT and Duffy's did not disappoint. Staff was friendly and took pride in their home-state. Prices were fair. Food was tasty. Thank you, Duffy's, for sending us home satisfied.

The service was lovely and the bartenders was super cool! Very collage vibes and feels very homie…read morelike a little house haha. They also offer us food but we only stopped by to get a drink and they were a little on the expensive side but we're good and had a great time! They have some games like dominos, chess, checkers, and Jenga. Fun cute little bar right in Coconut Groove!

The Taurus left me and my group of four disappointed. We settled at an outside table and ended up…read morewith two different servers, neither of whom seemed to know much about the menu or what we'd ordered. It got to the point where half of us were ordering inside to order drinks at the bar because service was... no bueno. We were trying to order a variety of drinks (opting for house runs and coconut shrimp and fries) and later realized that whiskey is The Taurus' bread and butter, so maybe don't skip this spot if you're looking for anything else. The inside is loud, and there's both a back patio area and a front patio area including seating inside at high top tables. Overall the experience wasn't for us.

I stopped in here on a Sunday night for a quick, casual bite. The place was pretty empty, with just…read moretwo other tables seated, which is what I was looking for. I wasn't in the mood for a big crowd and noise. This place has a lot of big screen tv's and had a great football game on the screens, which kept me and my husband entertained. The waitress was really nice and friendly. She gave great service. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and my guy ordered the scallops. Neither of us were very wowed with the food. He said some of the scallops didn't taste as fresh as he'd have liked and they came alone without any side and sautéed mushrooms- which he doesn't eat- and my grilled chicken was a little tough/chewy. It was also a small cutlet. On the bright side, we both agreed that the sweet potato fries were delicious! Prices were reasonable for the dishes we got, but some other menu items seemed on the higher side. I hope they taste better and are better than what we got for the price they are asking, as our food was mid. Overall, I would drop in again if the occasion called for it, but this wouldn't be a place I'd made an effort to return to. I'm giving 4 stars cause the ambiance and vibe was cool, liked the waitress and staff, and it was a bit of an upgrade on typical bar food.

Great food. Nice atmosphere. Pleasant sever (Amy). So why the 4 star rating? My Makers Mark and…read morewater on the rocks was TWENTY DOLLARS!!! More than each of our entrees. That is way way way too much. I even asked Amy to check the price. She did abd said prices were recently raised. I would not go back, or if I did, just have water.

It has been a while that I've been to Copper 29. I remember the food being decent. However, this…read moretime we came to dance after we had dinner elsewhere. It was Saturday night and it was packed. We headed to the bar, got a beer and dance while we watched the World Cup. I loved how the DJ kept playing the music while having the game in the background. Everyone was having a blast either dancing and/or watching the game. If you're looking for a place to dance in the Gables, this is a great option.

horrifically overrated to say the least. the music was not good, like at all. its all the most…read morepopular songs for millennials that you can think of. it's redeeming qualities are the location (has lots of other places to go to) and the decor is nice, i guess. i paid THE MOST IVE EVER PAID FOR A MEDIOCRE VODKA CRAN in my life - $25 so many other great spots to go in miami, don't come here. the service is alright, very bare minimum

A lovely and lively spot…read more Great cocktails and a nice selection of food. Service is friendly and fast.

We came here for dinner on Valentine's Day. It was our first time. The restaurant is beautiful, but…read morethe ambiance was a little off? They were blasting Taylor Swift, Public Enemy, and other songs that just really clashed with the vibe. It's surprising how much music choice can impact the experience. We started with the fry flight and WOW. I know fries don't sound exciting, but these were some of the best fries I've ever had. I ordered the pasta and he ordered lobster dumplings. The pasta was terribly overcooked even though the sauce was was nice. They forgot the dumplings, so we sat waiting for them for a while before I started eating my pasta. The service fell a little flat, with the waiter disappearing for long stretches. We didn't even want to see a dessert menu.