This cozy little liquor store in what looks like an old house on the corner on South Miami Avenue…read more(just off Brickell) has been my spot to pick up beverages in the Brickell area. I've always been able to find a great selection, whether wines, sake or rum. The employees I've dealt with have been pleasant with recommendations and gift wrapping. My most recent buy was a couple of bottles of Santa Rosa Moscato for a friend's get-together. The cashier made a pretty good recommendation and even giftwrapped the bottles. I would certainly recommend this shop!

Wow, what a selection! I was surprised how big this store is as I walked in and went from room to…read moreroom. They have a lot of liquor and wine here, even beer. Lots of Moet, including Dom Perignon. If you're looking for a bottle in Brickell, this is the place to go to! Staff were friendly, greeting me as I walked in and left.

Came to grab a bite to eat with my friends, prior to being invited I had no idea of this place but…read moreI left beyond surprised! All the food we ordered was great my favorite was the meatball pizza with ricotta and the chicken wings were great too! Pizza was very crispy and the sauce was amazing. Chicken wings were soooo good with the sweet and spicy sauce they toss them in. For drinks they had a limited time menu and I had one called "The Miami Monk" and it was this creamy coconut cocktail with rum and it was only $10 and for the price it was so worth it. Service was great our server was very friendly and he was really attentive and was asking us our feedback on the food and drinks, and it's things like that, that make the experience all that much better! Ambiance was nice it was a tiny little hole in the wall playing some good music, but it was empty when we went, which personally for me I really enjoy opposed to it being super packed lol, I would recommend this place all day every day!

Excellent service! Great bartenders and somewhat hidden location but worth the search lol --…read morelocated directly behind DC Pie Co. Very cozy in space and great decor. Highly recommend for Happy Hour

Piola is quickly becoming my go to neighborhood spot for an Italian fix…read more I am obsessed with the meatballs and have gotten them every time I have come here. The chicken parm is quite good and a large portion. Can be shareable between 2-3 people. The service was pretty quick on a quietish weeknight.

Yuengling draft. Funghi Misti pizza - oooo yes!Service was attentive and provided great…read morerecommendations. Indoor and outdoor seating. Great spot!

This is such a gem! This is a liquor store that has a bar. The ambiance and customer service was…read moreamazing! The inside has a speakeasy vibe or somewhere super cool from decades past. The music was also. super cool! I got to try out a couple of wines before buying and that was seriously the most genius idea ever. I intended to purchase one bottle of wine but walked away with three. The bar is very pocket friendly. Two drinks ended up totaling to about $13 given that it was happy hour. They also have a delivery option which is always a plus. I definitely recommend and will definitely be coming back here during my next Miami visit.

The atmosphere is amazing! Loved the drink options and walls of wine and liquor. Staff super nice…read more The espresso martini was pretty good! A little pricey but it was good. Would go back again for sure!

Really cute ambiance perfect for a date. The food options weren't great though so we almost just…read moredid wine and went to food at a different restaurant. Ended up doing a charcuterie board which wasn't anything super special. The servers also seemed a bit rude the few times my friends have been there. I would come here for a cutesy wine spot with friends or on a date but it's not my all time fave

Excellent wine bar in Downtown Miami. The place is quite small and it could be hard to find a seat…read moresometimes. However, it's totally worth it. They have a good selection of wines. Unfortunately, they don't have too many for selections. I don't know what they put in their grilled cheese but it's the best one I've had (don't skip this). The charcuterie board is great to pair with your wine.

Was bar hopping and checking things off my 'have to try' list in brickell and we just had to end…read morethe night at Tea Room. Any speakeasy type bar will always be my favorite. The engaged and friendly employees are what cemented me coming again. Starting with the gentleman manning the line out front he was so friendly. Some lady made a snide comment about something I had on and he made a very nice comment which started the moment off amazing. Then the front door man two tea room was super friendly. There was a little bit of a wait, but he wasn't rude about it . Once and we ordered a drink at the bar from the Bartender as soon as the Bartender notice us there he grabbed a drink order made our drinks quickly. It really was a seamless inviting experience and the music was amazing. Can't wait to get a chance to come back !

Racist establishment. Multiple other reviews mention the same issue. People of color are not…read morewelcomed here. Our Indian friends showed up ten minutes before us, got in fine. My black girlfriend showed up and they told her there's a guest list (lie). Once we found out our friends were already sat, the doorman still wouldn't let us in and called the manager to make sure we were "ok" to join our party. Mind you, we were dressed to the 9's. POS.

Lost Boys is one of my favorite local bars. I have been coming here for years so long overdue…read morereview. I have been watching the World Cup games here and it has been very fun. I want to say the staff waiting the tables, bar, and kitchen have done an amazing job always friendly even when at times the bar was fully packed they were all troopers and gave amazing service. Our waitress Devon always has a smile on her face and is super tentative. Thank you Devon - me and Dianna love you!

Overall, Lost Boys is a good neighborhood bar, and I don't think it deserves a bad review, so I'm…read moregiving it four stars. That being said, personally, I don't think I would come back. The biggest thing for me was the overall energy and engagement from the staff. I'm naturally a pretty social and engaged person, especially when I'm sitting at a bar, and I made an effort to interact with the bartenders. I just didn't really feel that same engagement coming back. Nobody was necessarily rude or disrespectful--it just felt disconnected, and the energy was a little strange to me. I also didn't realize until I tried to pay that the bar doesn't accept cash. Maybe that was posted somewhere and I missed it, and once they told me, it wasn't a big deal. But little things like that, combined with the overall interaction, affected the experience. Another thing I didn't realize until receiving my check was that gratuity was already included. I wasn't verbally told about it, and I personally didn't see it disclosed anywhere beforehand. From my understanding, an automatic gratuity or service charge is required to be disclosed to the guest before the purchase, not something they should only discover when they receive the check. Maybe there was a notice somewhere that I missed, so I'm not saying there wasn't one, but I definitely wasn't aware of it. I think that's an important thing for guests to know upfront, especially because someone could easily add another tip without realizing gratuity was already included. Ironically, the one person I genuinely connected with and had a good conversation with was another guest at the bar, not a member of the staff. That interaction actually helped make my time there more enjoyable. For me, hospitality is about more than serving a drink. Especially when someone is clearly open, friendly, and trying to engage, that's an easy opportunity to create a connection and turn a first-time guest into someone who wants to come back. I felt like I gave plenty of opportunities for that interaction, but it just never really happened. I still had a good time because I can have a good time pretty much anywhere, and nothing happened that would make me say Lost Boys is a bad bar. It just didn't feel like the staff cared much about enhancing the experience beyond serving the drinks. So four stars because I respect what the place is and can see why it works as a neighborhood bar. It just didn't give me a reason to come back, and personally, I don't think I would.

Various reasons to stop and investigate. The enticing aroma of tobacco and cedar are what bring you…read moreback. The club is very high classed and sophisticated. You want to dress accordingly for the whole experience. It's been very crowded on both our visits, we've managed to find comfortable accommodations each time. The bourbon AND whiskey list is impressive as is the cigar selection. The perfect scene to try something new. The service is also hats off. The wonderful staff round out this surreal venue. Another important aspect is the filtration system. They boast an excellent air quality. It's truly a dignified spot for a small meeting, conversation or to just sit and unwind. 12/25

there's a middle aged/bald manager that tees off on customers. everything from not letting…read morecustomers plug in devices, to denying them seating despite the place being empty. stay away if you're looking for decompression and refuge during laptop work or meeting friends.