BoxElder is a independent family owned craft beer market. Adam and Nicole Darnell debuted BoxElder…read moreCraft Beer and Market in Wynwood in 2015 where they staged numerous events that paired beer with light bites. Other businesses such as Burger Services, Square Pie City, and Super Good Chicken all launched from the Wynwood market. In 2021 The market closed when it was turned into 180 residential units. BoxElder is now back on the the second floor of Julia and Henry's. You can find it near the stairs opposite the Key lime pie vending machine. It is one of three bars in the food hall. I read about their sour watermelon that I wanted to try but instead they had Rainbow Sherbert, a sour ale with raspberry, pineapple, and orange. I would normally pick a cocktail over a beer but I loved the one I tried here. The fruity tang imparted to the beer made it very refreshing. The market also still lives on in this location. They have hot sauces, dips, and seasonings on display which you can pick up and pay for at the bar. If you are a craft beer fan you will definitely want to stop by during your visit to Julia and Henry's.

Happy hour clearly states 5 dollars for draft and bottles beers. They tried up charge and claim it…read morewas for the one beer we didn't order. I will not be back and contesting the charges

I would like to extend a special shoutout to Signey in the district brew house he was the best…read morebartender I've ever had. Signey is very friendly, funny, personable, and just makes the overall experience at the brew house better. I will make sure to book the cruise ships that have the district brew house on board in hopes of having signey as my bartender again.

It's been about two years since I've been on the Norwegian Escape, but I have some very lasting and…read morefond memories (especially of DISTRICT BREW HOUSE). If you love cruising which I do and you love craft beer, you will absolutely love District Brew House. It is located on deck 8 towards the front of the ship. When I was on my cruise, it was the best kept secret on the ship. If you have cruised on a mega-ship like the Escape, you know getting a drink, especially in a frequented club or on the pool deck will usually mean long lines. On the Norwegian Escape, me and my friends did a test. One group of my friends stood in the line in prime time in the evening at Spice H2O on Deck 17 towards the rear of the ship. My group left them, walked all the way to District Brew House on 8 in the front of the ship, ordered drinks and came back. The group at Spice H2O were still waiting for their drinks. From that day on, we made it a point to stop in District Brew House before going anywhere else. Things you need to know about District Brew House on the Norwegian Escape: 1) They have draft beer and craft bottles 2) It wasn't too crowded and the service was great 3) We had the unlimited drink package and all our beers were FREE 4) At night they had a piano player from 9 pm until... 5) In 7 days you can try every beer they have, if beer is all you're drinking

Nice Irish bar in downtown, with open pool tables and nice sticks. They pour a Guinness right, and…read moreyou can grab some food to go along with your beer. The atmosphere is total chill, no one is rushing, no one will bother, you just hang solo or with friends, or even better, make friends. I've been here a few times, mostly just come and get a Guinness. Something about that dry Irish stout, I don't know. The TV screens with sports are always on, it's mostly quiet, etc.

Amazing chicken tenders and mac and cheese. Cheap prices for Miami. Very good deals for HH. Also…read morethey do a full Irish breakfast! Hello!! Imma need to come back for that! Sat at the bar, bartender was nice and attentive. It's dark in here but it's like dive bar but not gross! Pool tables and fun peeps . I will be back!

Good vibes to have a beer and play some pools. The staff is friendly. This has to be one of my…read morefavorite bars in Miami.

We are absolute fans of Lost Boy. It has such a cool atmosphere vibe. We were at the Lost Boy…read moreClubhouse this weekend. Wow. What a brilliant idea and phenomenal experience - you must try! The service was great, atmosphere was fun, the drinks were great. The indoor temperature was perfect and comfortable. Plenty of large TVs. A lot of thoughtful planning went into creating this unique space. They did such an AMAZING job. You will love it.

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!

We come here pretty often and mind our own business…read more Typically the bartender staff is very nice - yesterday evening was a busy evening and we were sitting outside. as we went to leave the establishment I got up from the table and walked past the door to head up north Miami an employee HIT ME HARD with a door while I was passing by while carelessly moving around furniture. when I mentioned that to him and said hey you hit me, he said you shouldn't have stood in front of the door. What?! What??? I was leaving and walking by. The correct and polite thing to do is say I'm sorry or it's really busy I got overwhelmed. There was absolutely no reason to say anything otherwise. Put a super awful taste in my mouth and really there are people in this city who probably need jobs and could carry tables and be polite. It may sound minor, but the fact someone couldn't say sorry and then made up a story to excuse himself for his carelessness was uncalled for. Treat others with respect. Do not hit a woman carelessly and not apologize.

Great bar downtown. They have a good selection of beers. The bartenders are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. On some Tuesday nights a jazz band plays. It's a super fun time.

The Night Swim Rooftop Bar is a great choice for drinks and/or a bite in downtown Miami. It's…read morelocated on the top floor of the CitizenM hotel and offers a great view of downtown along with great drinks. There's a pool which you can access as a hotel guest but lots of seating inside and out for those visiting the rooftop. They have lots of great drink options, along with some bites. They also have a great happy hour! Definitely a cool and chill spot with fun vibes. Staff is pretty friendly and can definitely whip up some good cocktails.

I was at Night Swim Rooftop Bar recently recently and I love everything. From the colors to the…read morevibes to the quality and price of the cocktails. I had a spicy margarita that was as solid as it could be. I paired it with the downtown views and certainly it couldn't get any better. Looking forward to my next time!

I first tried Gravity Brewlab at Grovetoberfest a couple years back. I remember tasting their…read moreflagship brew, Sunshine State of Mind, and immediately falling in love. Eventually, I found them at another event (Taste of the Nation) and saw it in BOTTLES. So happy to say that very soon they'll be opening a brick and mortar in Wynwood. In the meantime, I've been able to find it on tap at spots around town like American Social. At a recent event, Gravity brought their cortadito coffee porter to sample. I'm not a porter fan but guests LOVED it. I'm happy to see that their menu will feature a wide range of styles from IPAs and and red ales, to the emerging sour varieties (which I also still need to warm up to). To top it all off, owner Diego Ganoza is one of the nicest people I've ever met! He's excited to bring his brews to the people of Miami and we are definitely lucky to have him.

Amazing beers! We love the Gravity Brewlab!!!! Sunshine State of Mind FTW.read more