Here's a more polished and natural version of your review:…read more The perfect Spanish experience--it truly made me feel as though I were in Spain. Great wine, delicious tapas, and wonderful people. What more could you ask for? Congratulations to the exceptional professionals who have created and continue to run this incredible hidden gem. It's a place where you can truly experience the authentic essence of Spain. Thank you for such a memorable experience!

I came to Clementine's for one of their weekly wine tastings. It was a lovely intimate setting…read morewhere they gave a detailed background on four different wines. The tasting also included tapas that complimented the flavors of the wine. The presenters were extremely knowledgeable and were able to answer any question. The wines were very obviously very high quality. I took advantage of the 15% discount offered with the tasting and took one of the wines home. I recommend coming to Clementine's if you want to find first-rate wines.

Excellent happy hour place. First impression was a little weird when I arrived because it's a…read morewarehouse but once you're inside it's really nice and cozy. They have good quality house wine with many selections. Waitress was cordial and efficient. Live music sounded really good.

D'cata is a tiny space that is half bar, half wine shop. I came with a large group to celebrate a…read morebirthday and we had their largest table reserved. The small space really promotes a lot of conversation and closeness. Aside from the music playing, they also ended up having a live singer on a Friday night. The atmosphere was a lot of fun amd very raucous. It's a great venue for a medium or small group to have some wine and a good time. The service was a little slow, though, and it took a little longer than it should have to order a glass of wine and pay.

My husband and I were visiting the Keys and wanted to buy some local honey. We saw a sign…read moreadvertising honey at Keys Meads in Key Largo. To our surprise, when we walked in, it was more of a mead tasting bar--and, by the way, they also sell honey. It just so happens that my husband and I love tastings, and mead was new to us. Casaundra took us on a mead journey through the entire menu, from dry to sweet to distilled spirits and even a coffee blend! It costs around $21 to try the entire menu, totally worth it! I did the $10 option and my husband went through them all. We had a blast and went home with some mead and tons of honey. Thank you Casaundra. You're the best!! We had blast.

I was enjoying a weekend in the Keys with my wife and a sign caught my eye in Key Largo: local…read morehoney! We both love getting some of that sweet authentic goodness, and we had the time to we veered over here while on the way to Hobo's cafe. I'm so glad we checked it out. I came for honey, what I got was a viking bar stacked with mead! This place is awesome. Very laid back mead tasting bar. I got to sample the whole menu for around $21-22. There's dry, sweet, coffee, and a number of harder spirits too, all made from honey! They make it in house and are a huge, successful distributor. Casaundra took us on an excellent mead adventure. So much fun, thank you! We ended it by taking home lots of honey and a few bottles of mead. Skål!

So much fun!! Came for an anniversary- great place to dress up for with romantic lighting…read more Choose to do one of the bigger charcuterie boards, wine tasting and desserts. Trying the wine selections and discussing our favorites was a fun "activity" that kept us connected through our date. Would definitely do it again.

From the owner: Full service sprits bar in a cozy setting with a cocktail lounge vibe. Sample the best spirits and…read morewines from around the world. Enjoy a taste or more of our unique and exclusive wine selection.

One word that describes this place and the experience: WOW!…read moreWe arrived about 45 minutes early and were welcomed with open arms. We were offered drinks and allowed to hang out inside. The ambiance and feel of the distillery are relaxing, yet still have that crafty, small-batch feel. The story of what they've built and what they're continuing to build is amazing. I'm a huge bourbon and whiskey enthusiast, but I was open and willing to try something different. Thanks to my wife for bringing me here! If you live in the Miami area or are in town for business or vacation, this is a must-stop for some great brown "rum" juice. What these guys are doing here is like nothing else I've experienced. Thank you all for the incredible experience. I'm looking forward to seeing what's to come!

I had high hopes for this spot based on an influencers video she made. It looked cool (in the…read morevideo). But upon arriving idk if they should even be selling tickets to a "tour". The bottle production area looked like it was kicking up dust, it kind of looked like a storage area... honestly something that people should not have access to besides looking in the window. Me and my partner drove over an hour to make a reservation time that was not honored, checked or organized. We would've much rather came in as a walk in and ordered drinks from the speakeasy. Ed our "tour" guide was fabulous and offered a wealth of knowledge but when we walked to the back area, things went downhill fast. First of all why was a minor allowed to even sit at the bar and be back there? Idk I won't be going back or telling anyone to go here but the staff was super duper nice. oh yea and parking is limited and on the sketchy street.

Wonderful wine bar with great selections and tapas! We came with a large group for happy hour and…read morethey were very friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. Loved that they separated our checks and the bacon wrapped dates were delicious.

My gal found this spot, and so glad she did. I lived in Downtown Hollywood for many years, so I…read morehave an affection for the best downtown area people don't seem to know about in South Florida. We were here to check on a show that was playing in their back room. We got here early though and met up with friends, so we could enjoy the wine a bit and check it out. It really is a great spot. There was a good size crowd for a Thursday. We tried a couple wines, both were solid. the bartender was nice and the ambiance of the place was very welcoming. When it was about showtime we went in the back. Its a kooky room with a really high ceiling and accustic improving wall appliances. The show was fun; a DJ, a fella on bongos, and a gal came out and played cello to a couple songs too. Very glad we took a chance on driving down for this eclectic show. Harrison has alot of good spots that come and go, I hope this one sticks.

Straight from the airport we stopped in. Didn't want to go check in and not come back because they…read moreare only open on weekends. It was Sunday and they close at 5. Best decision ever!! The tasting was a great experience. Shout out to Rebecca. The bar area was full so we grabbed a table. It's a cute spot and has a bunch of plants on the ceiling. About a month ago I learned what Mead is and have been obsessed with trying it. Being able to ferment honey in to a wine like drink is fascinating to me. I knew we were coming down to the area for our anniversary trip. So I found this place in my search. Brewlihan and Rebecca did not disappoint. I started with the serum flight: raspberry lemonade, pear vanilla, black berry currant vanilla and strawberry watermelon. The first 2 were delicious. With my favorite being the pear vanilla. Then Rebecca started to bring me a few others to try. Nothing beat the pear vanilla. So we moved on to the full meads. So the difference is, the serums run about 5.8abv and the meads are about 12-15abv. I came home with 2 bottles of mead. The double pear vanilla and the catalyst. The double pear vanilla is self explanatory. However, the Catalyst is tangerine and pineapple age for 27 weeks in a Grand Marnier barrel. The taste is amazing. I would definitely comeback. We had a great time.

Fantastic place, fantastic owner, fantastic Mead!!!…read more I can't speak highly enough about this very cool place. They make all their own mead and it is all delicious. They owner was out bartender and he was a wealth of information. He was so helpful and friendly helping us make our choices. We tried 12 different flavors and even took a bottle home with us. Summer are sweeter than others, but all are wonderfully designed and brewed. I will definitely be back.

Great selection of white and red wines as well as proseco…read more The owners organize wine tastings every Thursday but they are always ready to open a bottle and let you discover wines that are priced very competitively in each category and level. They have wines ranging from $6 per bottle to $1500. The Simple wine has made a noticeable entrance in restaurants in the Fort Lauderdale and Miami areas.

If you've ever gone to one those wine tastings as conducted by certified sommeliers, you soon learn…read morehow complicated and expensive wines can become. Like I mean in $80 plus a bottle and being told that the wine I'm tasting has a nose of blackberry with undertone hints of peach; none of which I have ever been able to truly discern. So it was a joy for me to stop by The Simple Wine shop where I was given the opportunity to try several not to be found elsewhere wines and also to purchase a couple of bottles for myself. The Simple Wine had wines I've never seen before and a few I've never even heard of previously. So, I became completely fascinated in trying these new flavors and tastes as well as some that were familiar. The selection of Italian wines was amazing as they mostly came from small craft vineyards as in the type that would only supply a few select restaurants, but because of their limited capacity, not something like the big box wine chains such as Total Wines. Having spent considerable time in in the smaller country like regions of Italy, I quickly learned that I never had to purchase a bottle of wine as any restaurant house wines were the equal if not superior to any I'd find in a retail bottle. The secret behind it was that these restaurants were supplied by the small craft like vineyards. So finding out that I can now obtain these regional Italian wines from smaller craft vineyards is a real delight and a big money saver too as most of his prices seemed to have run between $15 to $25 dollars.

Came mid afternoon on Saturday to watch the game after having a not so good time at the Doral…read morelocation prior to going to Pembroke Pines and had the pleasure of meeting our server Sebastién . Sebastién showed much attention to detail and was very accommodating to what we wanted and Even gave the best recommendations for stuff we never would have thought to drink and eat! Will be coming To Cooper's hawk as his regular for many years to come!

I have always heard about Cooper Hawks . When I had a person for a dear one and didn't know where…read moreto go in Pembroke Pines. I knew that we should go to Cooper Hawks. I got the shrimp pasta dish. And my friend ordered the surf and Turk. Everything was delicious ! Service was excellent . The vibe was nice classy. Definitely coming back here again.

My husband and I were roaming around and wandered in. We loved how cozy and intimate the spot was…read more I had port and my husband had a glass of orange wine which was great. We stayed till closing and there were a few rounds of songs sung out around the bar which was so much fun Will definitely be heading back!

Vinoteca is a small, cozy wine bar on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove with a handful of indoor and…read moreoutdoor tables and about 1/2 dozen stools at the bar. They sell bottles of wine, imported olive oils, lots of (mostly European) wines by the glass, and light bites like charcuterie, small pizzas and popcorn. We've come here a few times, our dog was welcome, staff were friendly and outgoing, offering us various tabletop games like tic-tac-toe to pass the time, and once we'd both ordered a few glasses of wine, they offered us complimentary popcorn - something they normally charge for. Wines on their "by the glass" menu average about $16 each, and most staff pour them behind the bar where they have a gauge to measure out each one. The food prep area behind the bar is quite small (which is why they don't have a large menu), but so is this little gem of a wine spot in general. It's cozy, eclectic and great for a glass of wine and a small snack, or a nightcap after having dinner elsewhere. It's good for singles at the bar, or an intimate spot for couples and smaller groups. Vinoteca seems to have found their niche, and they've filled it quite nicely. That said, I'm not sure the staff, at least the ones working on the nights we've come, have a lot of knowledge about wines or are in the position to talk at length about their various selections.