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Are you worried you won't find any hurricane supplies? Fret not. In addition to stores such as Publix, Winn-Dixie, Whole Foods, and Aldi, local breweries and bars are stepping up to help people searching for potable water and ice. Here's an ever-growing list of places to stop for necessities.
Business owners can email New Times with their operating hours at cafe@miaminewtimes.com.
The Bar Coral Gables, Blackbird Ordinary, Mama Tried, Purdy Lounge, and Sweet Liberty
The owners of the hospitality group are giving out free ice before, during, and after the storm at all its bar locations throughout Miami-Dade.
The brewery is offering free filtered water, so bring empty jugs. Buy two crowlers and get a third free. Open through Sunday unless weather changes.
The brewery has a pallet of filtered water; the limit is one case per person until supplies last. Customers can also fill empty growlers and jugs at the brewery's water stations.
Doris is open for business and hurricane supplies. The grocery store is receiving multiple shipments of water, and all locations have generators. All locations will remain open as long as its safe.
The Fort Lauderdale brewery is filling jugs with water.
The Wynwood brewery is filling water bottles. In addition, the brewery will remain open until weather conditions deteriorate.
Nightlife will have regular hours through the weekend and offer free filtered water (bring your own containers).
Open usual hours until conditions worsen. Most Publix locations are receiving back-up shipments of supplies. Also, most locations are equipped with generators, so they will reopen as soon as possible. Look for updates at publix.com for openings and closings.
According to a spokesperson, the Florida Whole Foods Markets are operating during their normal hours, which vary by location. Customers are advised to check for hours and updates concerning Dorian at wholefoodsmarket.com.
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