Scene: Scotty's Landing on the waterfront in the Grove does not have a happy hour. Having said that, every hour Scotty's is open is a joyous occasion. And as for prices, well, the drink prices usually best the happy hour specials of most competitors. That's why we make an exception for this Grove mainstay.

Make no mistake. This is the old Grove--a holdover from the days of

before Cocowalk. Don't look for drinks with fruit, don't ask for any

sliders and please don't expect to see any flat screens. There's only a

couple of TV's and their screens are only as wide as they are thick (we

don't advise sitting under them either). It's beer and well drinks and

none of the high end stuff either, it wouldn't' suit the place.

But don't mistake price for quality when it comes time to stuff your

face with Scotty's renowned dolphin sandwich--it routinely wins for our

Best Of Edition. There's live music, celebrity and politician sightings

(Miami City Hall is literally next door) not to mention an ample bit of

history (Jim Morrison showed his junk a hop, skip and jump away from

Scotty's at the Dinner Key Auditorium in 1969).

Conclusion: The whole point of having a happy hour is providing a

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respite from the daily grind. And on that point, Scotty's scores 10s

across the board. The beer is as cheap as it gets in the Grove

and the food is better than good. But it's the setting and the view that

truly distinguishes Scotty's.