Bar Food in Miami New Times
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A modest-size establishment just north of Miami International Airport, Old Tom’s Sports Bar is always packed with locals and tourists who want to enjoy a pitcher of beer in a chill setting. Watch NFL games as you indulge in sports-bar classics like chicken wings. Trivia contests, karaoke, and musical entertainment are on tap at this […]
No bar in Miami embraces its home state of Florida quite like Over Under. From the neon mosquito drinking a martini to the fried alligator bites on the menu, every detail of this cool spot reminds imbibers exactly where they are. Whether it’s karaoke and fruity drinks or a beer and a shot paired with […]
Stop by the Palace for a very South Beach experience. The gay-friendly restaurant and bar, which has been going strong for more than three decades, stages drag shows every evening and drag brunches on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Otherwise, know that the venue contains two bars: one indoors and designed for nighttime use, the […]
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Arriving for your meal by boat only enhances the experience — an option at Scotty’s, where humble plastic tables await, shaded from the sun by an awning. As you drink deeply an ice-cold beer (or, if you’re working, an ice-cold tea), you can watch the boats chug past the outdoor patio. The seafood-slanted fare is […]
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Sports Grill serves, by far, the meatiest and tastiest wings in town. Don’t believe us? Try ordering a batch of 16 ($12.25) or 25 pieces ($18.99) just before a big game. Sure, the folks answering the phone at this Kendall institution won’t immediately laugh and hang up on you, but they’ll hold back the chuckles […]
In 2016, restaurateur David Martinez, Blackbird Ordinary‘s Dan Binkiewicz, and world-class bartender John Lermayer opened a Miami Beach bar meant to be a hangout where locals could gather for proper cocktails and a killer menu created by chef Michelle Bernstein. This neighborhood joint – adorned with a pink neon sign that urges patrons to “pursue […]
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True to its name, Ted’s Hideaway is tucked away in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood, where the bar offers succor to those in search of a dark place to escape the Beach’s glitz and glamour and the searing South Florida sun. During its daily happy hour – from noon to 8 p.m.! – Ted’s […]
Vagabond Kitchen & Bar (no more “Restaurant” in the moniker) in the MiMo District is heir to the place that chef Alex Chang vehemently tried to get locals to embrace. The task of attracting customers to the Biscayne Boulevard eatery now falls upon Julian G
Boy, if those folks who have been hanging out at Fort Lauderdale’s Waxy O’Connors for years got a glimpse of Miami’s mint riverfront version, they would definitely make the schlep on a regular basis. (Most of them would probably do so by boat, too, which would be totally cool because this riverfront spot has free […]