Amazing food with the best service. I highly recommend the original mojito and Cuban sandwich.read more

Good food and ambience . Amazing experience in this place. I love it and I advise to visit this…read morerestaurant

Casa Tiki is always a vibe! The cocktails are killer, there is a great list to choose from. I love…read moretheir espresso martini. All the bartenders are fun and really make the cocktail experience an interesting one. I came with some friends to Casa Tiki to enjoy the Love Island watch party they were hosting. It was such a fun evening, everyone really enjoyed it. Casa Tiki had everyone interacting with one another and bonding over the show. They even had a twerk battle, it was a party! This place feels like it's Christmas in a tiki hut. There's a pool table right when you walk in, if you come later in the evening you have more of a chance to acquire the table. There's street parking available for anyone coming to check this spot out.

Such a fun time with great music. Loved the theme of the bar and the vibes. Loved how creative they…read moregot with the Bad Bunny house. It was a little difficult to get to the bar because of the amount of people, but once there bartenders were very friendly and even recommended some drinks. Can't wait to return.

We went today , both bartenders were amazing recommending drinks that night amazing for happy house…read moregreat prices amazing service , currently traveling create ambiance with amazing music , would come back again to Miami just for this great decor and cook games went 8/31 amazing bartenders great drinks

Cutesy spot! Ladies drink free on Wednesdays. Everything…read morepinka (lol) and boho. They have games like Uno and etc for you to play. There's even an arcade game. You can't beat a live DJ and he played great music!! They serve cocktails, beer, zero proof drinks, mocktails, and late night bites that sound amazing (we just had dinner). Cute seating. You go straight to the bar for your drinks and find a seat. We came at a great time and found seating.

Fun atmosphere with great live music and good drinks. A lively spot to enjoy a night out in Miami.read more

We visited Ball & Chain in Little Havana with a party of 7 on a Friday evening around 6:30 pm, and…read morewe were pleasantly surprised that the wait was very short. The live music created such a fun and lively atmosphere and really added to the experience. The food was beautifully presented and tasted just as good as it looked. Everything we ordered had great flavor, and the overall vibe made for a memorable evening. It's the perfect place to enjoy good food, great music, and the vibrant energy of Little Havana. We would definitely come back the next time we're in Miami!

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.

If you're looking for a place where the password gets you in, the cocktails keep you there, and the…read morecigars convince you to stay longer than planned, The Red Phone Booth is it. The speakeasy atmosphere is outstanding--walking through the iconic red phone booth feels like stepping into another era, only with much better bourbon. Victoria was an absolute rockstar. She took some fantastic photos of our group (which is no small feat after a couple of perfectly made Manhattans), anticipated everything we needed, and somehow managed to make us feel like regulars on our first visit. Speaking of Manhattans... they're exactly the way we like them: balanced, boozy, and dangerously easy to order "just one more." Pair that with a great cigar, comfortable seating, and an atmosphere that somehow feels both upscale and relaxed, and you've got one of the best spots in Miami to unwind. We came for a drink. We stayed for the cigars. We left wondering if we should install a red phone booth at home. We'll definitely be back--and hopefully Victoria will still be there to remind us that "one more Manhattan" is always a questionable life decision.

I love a cool speakeasy thats suktry and sexy. Place definitely has grown vibes…read more You can go through the black door or do the coolest thing and go thru the actual red Phone booth (choose this option and have your phone ready) The place is flowing with cocktail ambiance. The bartenders here are artist. The menu appears like a vintage book with history about each drink. But listen honey when I tell you these cocktails are Amaze! Just try anything or ask.to be surprised. Remy was our server and he is freaking awesome and has skills. He helped us choose our cocktails cause everything was sounding like a vibe. The food options sound delish and the sliders and pizza seemed to be a hit as we saw that mostly. We were here for drinks though and we stuck to it. Only down fall for us is that we aren't cigar smokers, so the room was filled with it as we didn't know its a cigar lounge as well, but to each his own. Come drink eat and ber merry!

It's very unassuming from the outside but once you walk-in and you hear the live music, I felt…read moretransported to a lively Cuban restaurant. Our server was friendly throughout the evening and the food was pretty quick to come out. I didn't know before coming here but Cafe La Trova was listed on the Top 50 Bars of North America for 2026 and so I had to get the Buenavista drink which is highlighted as their award winner. Admittedly, I was let down by the drink. The balance was a bit off and overall I wasn't very impressed. However the food more than made up for it. The ropa vieja was very savory and the avocado cream was very zesty/citrus which helped cut down some of the richness of the dish. My only note would be to give some more avocado cream since there were only 2 little dollops. The Arroz Con Pollo was excellent! Super flavorful and I could eat this everyday and be happy. The tomatoes and olives add that extra bit of acidity which was perfect. The live music also added to the ambiance and so if you're someone trying to get that local Miami/Cuban vibe, I think Cafe La Trova is it.

So our family came here and was seated. We waited over 15 minutes and a waiter never came to our…read moretable. I went to the hostess stand and told a manager what happened and he could care less. Living in Miami I knew service was going to be bad for the rest of the meal so for the first time ever we just got up and left. I left a 1 star review on Google Maps. The reason I'm leaving another one on Yelp is that they responded to the other review telling me to email them to continue the conversation. I did it 7 days ago and they completely ignored it which tracks at how customer service is handled here. I suspect the same thing will happen and I'll have to leave another review on a different platform. I think something happened at Cafe La Trova where they're now just some corporate entity that's cashing in on the goodwill of the brand but they will eventually run the business into the ground. No one is at home here.

Secret. That's the thing…read more Not your normal bar. Not TFIG Fridays. Not over crowded, only seats about 30. But FIRST CLASS in every way. From the decor - crushed velvet OG To the service - very attentive - see Luisa. She is a great mixologist. Really First Class cocktails - all delicious. Try the Snowbird. Also had the Pablo Escobar -"plato o plomo" I hesitate leaving reviews of the coolest places. Because then everybody will go. 9 Feet is one of the coolest bars i have ever been to..... and I've tried a few. Yes, it really is nine feet under ground - a basement in Miami ??

9 Feet Under has a really cool lounge vibe with moody lighting, neon accents, vintage décor, and…read morecozy seating. It feels intimate and stylish with a bit of a speakeasy atmosphere. They offer cocktails and small bites, so it's a nice spot for date night or drinks and snacks with friends. One thing to be aware of: if you order a margarita, they charge an additional $2 for salt on the rim, which was a little surprising. Overall, a fun spot with a great atmosphere and definitely worth checking out for the vibes.

Rosa Sky is a beautiful rooftop venue. After our group got turned down from another place a few…read moreblocks down, we went here, which was the original plan. The bouncers outside were nice to us, and the line to get in was not too bad. There is only one elevator going up, but it's just a short ride up. Once we got up, the music is loud, the lights are going, it's dark, and it's packed. All great signs of a solid and popular spot. I don't drink alcohol anymore, but my friends were able to get attention pretty quickly from the bartenders. There was a section there where I felt like I was being packed like sardines, but once we moved we were in comfortable spot. My feet started killing me since I wore heels the whole night, so to my delight, I found out there was an area to sit, and that pretty much saved my feet from falling off. The rooftop is such a vibe. We were able to get a section with a table by the balcony railing and see the downtown area in all it's glory with the lights and the Brickell sign in the background. It was thee perfect spot for photos, and we took advantage of it and had our mini photoshoot there on the spot. I was rather surprised that this place started to shut down by 2 am, I had the impression that FL goes until 5 in the morning, but it was no big deal since we were starting to wind our evening down anyways. I am thankful we got to experience going here, it truly made our night special for our bride to be.

Rosa Sky is a great downtown rooftop. It's a popular spot, so you can either grab a space at the…read morebar or book a table with a $50 per person minimum requirement. ​The drink menu has solid options. The Mule is a standout, and the White Cloud (gin, sake, lime, and yuzu foam) was lovely. For food, the buffalo chicken empanadas were tasty. I'd skip the pork bao buns, as the meat was overcooked, but our server easily swapped them for the hamachi crudo, which was fantastic. ​Service was very pleasant, and the music set a great vibe at the perfect volume. Overall, it is a great rooftop spot that I would recommend.

Had a fun experience at Mama Tried, will definitely be back. Great vibes and super friendly people.read more

A great little after work or weekend pregame spot…read more We stopped in for a drink early on a Friday night. Bouncers were outside checking IDs and making pleasant conversation. lol. Happy hour is until 8pm. It has the perfect mix of retro charm and modern bar vibes dim lights, great music, and a super relaxed atmosphere. The décor is fun and nostalgic, giving the place its own personality without feeling gimmicky. The drinks are affordable (which is rare in Miami!), well-made, and come out fast. Bartenders are cool and friendly. Perfect laid back environment.