By Yours Truly and Jan Engoren
Here’s our expanded list of Miami happy hours, even more places to go all (and we mean all) around town! Find some really great values, delicious light bites that can even replace dinner, sunset views, and people watching to boot. Here are our picks for the 40 best Miami happy hours divided into what part of the city they are in:
Miami Happy Hours Design District
Swan, the Miami Design District restaurant from hospitality mavens David Grutman and Pharrell Williams, launched for the first time a special Happy Hour menu available Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Guests will be able to indulge in specialty $10 cocktails like the Purple Reign and Lychee Sangria, $8 wine by the glass and beer, and small bites including Chips & Caviar, Grilled Cheese, Tuna Crudo and Salami Pizzeta.
Miami Beach Happy Hours
Sunset Harbour is one of my favorite areas in Miami Beach for the selection of quality shops, eateries, and residential untouristy feel. Its newest addition, high end private members club Harbour Club, has three restaurants, two members-only spaces: Palm Room, a chic speakeasy lounge, and Nikai at Harbour Club, an elevated dining destination specializing in Japanese cuisine, alongside a’Riva, a public-facing Italian Mediterranean restaurant. a’Riva is now offering a very good value happy hour Tuesday through Saturday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. that could work as a dinner given the menu selections. Plus, the menu is from the two restaurants. Find $10 martinis with a choice of vodka, gin or tequila including a watermelon pick with lime and raspberry; $10 wines by the glass; $5 Peroni beer; and 50% off select wines by the bottle. Ten light bites ranging in price from $6 to $12 include tuna crispy rice, salmon avocado roll, truffle fries, pizzette and more. And there’s even a dessert option (told you it could be a meal). And while you’re there, check out the museum quality art works by the likes of Damien Hirst, George Condo and Jean Dubuffet (Mr. W’s favorite). Very good service too. Ask for Jeano or Christopher. a’Riva, 1766 Bay Road, Miami Beach.
Santorini by Georgios – One of the best happy hours in Miami Beach in terms of value, length of time offered and variety is here. It’s offered Monday through Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. and also Friday through Sunday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Find cocktails for $7; beer, $5; and wine $5. And what a choice of light bites, 30 in all, favorites from Greek, Middle Eastern, Italian, Latin, and American cuisine. The price? $7. You can have an entire meal with the choices of salad, vegetarian, meat, seafood, and even dessert. Sit outdoors by the pool or indoors and enjoy live music. It’s also a good value for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Good choice for groups as well. 101 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach.
Lido Bayside Grill at The Standard Hotel
Located on Biscayne Bay in The Standard Hotel with its close-up water views, what could be a better venue for a Happy Hour in South Beach? A gathering place for friends to share drinks and bayside bites, Lido Bayside Grill is guided by locally sourced ingredients and seasonal produce. Selections include edamame from $4 to shrimp cocktail ($2 each), guacamole ($8) and crudité ($8), togarashi fries ($4), short rib tacos ($5) or pulled pork tacos ($4). Cocktail offerings include F’rosé ($7), piña coladas ($7), standard brand spirits ($8) or punch ($8). Beer is $5, wine $7 and an Aperol Spritz and an El Fiero martini are both $9. Valet parking $25. High Tides Happy Hour runs Monday – Thursday, 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
www.lidobayside.com/. 40 Island Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida 33139. Tel:
(786) 245-0880.
Located in South Beach’s sunny Sunset Harbour, Happy Hour at Stiltsville Fish Bar offers Key West-inspired cocktails and fresh seafood in a breezy, laid-back atmosphere, Monday through Friday from 3 to 7 PM. Specials include $5 draft beers, $6 select wines and $8 cocktails, like the Landmark Highball, Dark & Stormy with a Chance of Snow and the Calypso. Guests can also indulge in bites to eat at a discounted price like the Smoked Fish Dip, Peel & Eat Shrimp, their famous Fried Chicken and more! 1787 Purdy Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139
STK South Beach, known for its “vibe dining”, stylish décor and music with an in house DJ, offers happy hour Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p .m. STK’s Happy Hour features half price specialty cocktails and $9 wine selections like Justin Rose and bonanza cabarnet by caymus.Find a top flight selection of signature bar bites (such as the Lil’ BRG & truffle fries, beef tartar, jalapeno pickled shrimp cocktail and tuna tartar tacos) from $3-$9. Oysters, too, for $3. Parking, when validated at One Hotel, is free for the first hour and $4 an hour thereafter. 2305 Collins Avenue.
Chotto Matte
Chotto Matte is as visually stunning for the eyes as for the palate. The tree that’s the centerpiece of the restaurant, along with the open kitchen where the colorful cuisine is created and the bar where food as well as cocktails are created, are a huge wow factor (along with the skylight!) Happy Hour is available Monday to Friday at the bar and lounge from 3-5 p.m., and includes cocktails such as pisco Sour, Peach or Morada ($14), Italian or Spanish wine ($10) and Sapporo beer ($8). Small plates are offered such as spicy tuna crispy rice ($19.50), and Chotto Ceviche ($18.50). Chotto Matte, 1664 Lenox Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139. Valet parking available. https://www.chotto-matte.com/magic-hour-miami
PlANTA South Beach
Here’s a plant based happy hour at PLANTA South Beach every Monday through Friday fro 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Find $7 cocktails and $5 beers and wines at the bar like Guava Mezcal Mule and the 24 Carrot Magic. Bites, $6 include ahi watermelon tostada, cacio e pepe croquetas, Korean BBQ lettuce wraps, nachos, truffle yuca fries and more. 850 Commerce Street, Miami Beach.
Tanuki
You can always depend on Tanuki for a good deal as in a great brunch special and happy hour. Find $6-$10 bites such as spicy tuna rolls, crunchy salmon rolls and a black dragon roll.. Wine and spirits are $7, $9 cocktails such as Lychee Martini or Tamashi with coconut cream and passion fruit, and $5 beer and sake. It’s offered daily from 4-7 p.m. 1080 Alton Road, Miami Beach.
Joia Beach Restaurant & Beach Club
For an amazing view of Miami and the sunsets to match, Joia Beach in Jungle Island off of the MacArthur Causeway, should be on your list. Happy hour is Wednesday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the bar. Selections of wine are $8; cocktails $12 and light bites, $15 including salmon tacos, croquetas and margherita pide. There’s also an oyster special, $150 for a dozen fresh oysters and a bottle of Philippe Gonet Signature Blanc de Blancs.
You can also come by yacht. For more, check out my review.
Happy Hours Brickell
There are a lot more reasons to go to the Happy Hour at Gekkō besides the fact that one of the owners is Bad Bunny and some of the lounge music in the attractive bars is his. After receiving an invitation that was a WOW DIY cocktail kit complete with social media tools and playlist, we made it over there and tried the daily happy hour which is in a part of the bar of the Japanese inspired steakhouse on Brickell Avenue.
The HH offers good value considering the quality, like $12 cocktails, wines and sake for $10; beers and hard seltzers for $6; and a selection of 12 light bites for $10 to $14, with one option of Yakiniku sliders for $16. Everything we ate was really delicious, starting with a dish I’d like for lunch everyday: veggie maki. Instead of rice, everything in the roll is of vegetables, cucumber, kampyo and avocado.
The shishito peppers were crispy and had a welcome kick. We enjoyed the salmon truffle handroll with ponzu, delicate and very fresh. The star besides Bad Bunny and the veggie maki was the salt and pepper calamari with pickled fresno. The calamari was so crisply fried it tasted almost like tempura, the inside was the right amount of chewy, and the seasoning was a little piquant, perfectly so. The setting is small and intimate, kind of Asian modern, with Japanese motif wallpaper, pastel colored bamboo lighting fixtures, and strategically placed tubes of magenta fluorescent lighting. Service was friendly and professional. Stay tuned for an upcoming review of the Gekkō steakhouse. Gekkō , 8 SE 8thStreet, Miami.
Tacology in Brickell City Centre has always been ahead of most of the Mexican restaurants in Miami with its riffs on traditional Mexican fare along with renditions of classics. I like the décor, too.Think modern street market with colorful painted plank tables and floors and high ceilings with self-contained sections for tacos, ceviche, desserts and a bar. It’s buzzy, and fun.
Pubbelly Sushi (Brickell,Doral, Miami Beach,Dadeland and Aventura)
The popular Pubbelly Sushi Group with locations in Brickell, Doral, Miami Beach, Dadeland and Aventura, has a serious offering for happy hour which runs daily from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at all its locations except for Doral which runs until 7 p.m.. Beverage options include beer for $5-$6, sake ($9-$10),wines at $6-$7 a glass and a selection of 8 signature cocktails for $8 to $11 (note, all locations don’t have cocktails on the happy hour menu). What stands out is their selection of light bites, so well curated it was tough to choose. Twelve options range from seafood rolls and vegan pizza ($10) to kimchee fried rice ($14). Our favorites were the butter krab roll ($14), a thin wrapper stuffed with delicious krab and just a little rice, along with mayo; and the super crispy rice topped with generous portions of salmon; salmon taquitos with avocado mousse and spicy lemon grass picante. Next time we’d like to try the steak anticucho ($14), truffle corn ($11), big eye tuna roll ($12), and Korean bravas ($9) — tri color Korean potatoes that are flash fried, then grilled and topped with kimchee sauce and salad and cilantro. For your Brickell happy hour, it’s at Brickell City Centre.
A neighborhood Brickell happy hour favorite, River Oyster Bar has a solid offering of bar snacks and beverages. Find bar snacks from 3 – 6 p.m. including bar tacos, goat cheese croquettes, deviled eggs (caviar), fried snapper collar, lamb kebab and more from $6-$12. The bar happy hour is from 4:30 to 7 pm. and features chef selection oysters at half price, wine ($8), pint of draft beer ($5), and cocktails ($8). Both are offered Monday through Friday. 33 S.E.7th Street, Miami 33131.
W Miami now offers guests exclusive happy hour specials at their signature rooftop restaurant, ADDiKT Modern Kitchen, located 15 floors above Brickell Avenue. Specials include bites such as croquetas ($10), blistered shishito peppers ($9), guacamole ($11), warm olives ($9) chicharron ($12), pomme frites ($6 for crispy, $9 for truffle and $7 for yucca); and drinks such as canned beer ($5), draft beer ($7) and the sommelier’s daily selection of wine by the glass ($10). Guests can enjoy the delicious deals and immaculate views every Wednesday through Saturday from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm. On Fridays, Brickell happy hour goers will enjoy lively music by local DJ’s from 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm. 485 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131
Kaori
Welcome new addition to Brickell happy hour offerings, and it’s 6 days a week! Kaori, specializing in Mediterranean and Asian cuisine, has an appealing happy hour from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the bar and at small tables. It’s a well curated menu and value priced. We’re talking a choice of five cocktails for $7-
$10, $5 beer and $5 wine with choices in each category. In the food department find nine different dishes such as crispy prawns in a sweet and sour sauce ($12), shrimp and pork gyoza $12), and pan con tomate ($7). Others are the beef sirloin yakiniku skewers, Iberico pork belly, spicy udon noodle, crispy Brussel sprouts and more KAORI, 871 South Miami Avenue.
Marion
Another new addition is French inspired Marion. Buy a drink and get a free bar bite. Cocktails are $12; beer, $7; red and white wine and prosecco, $10. Team up the drink with bar bites priced from $8 to $16. Tempting choices include a nigiri platter, crispy rock shrimp, pork belly bao, oysters and more. It’s offered Tuesday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Visit 111 SW 1st Avenue. https://www.marionmiami.com/
Sexy Fish
Monday – Friday from 5 pm to 7 pm is Sexy Fish’s newest weekday adventure at the Sexy Fish Bar. Pick from 5 cocktails ($12), 5 Champagnes (from $18 a glass) and wines (from $12). There’s also a choice of 5 delectable bites to nibble on such as beef, shishito pepper and smoked ancho chili, maki, veggie tempura and toro and caviar maki (priced under $20 each except for the toro and caviar). Or choose a platter of four for $18.. All this as the resident vinyl DJ spins favorite records at the Sexy Fish Bar. No reservation is required.1001 S.Miami Avenue, Miami 33103
Happy Hours Coral Gables and Doral
Zucca
Vinya Table
At Vinya Table, you don’t have to worry about beating the clock for happy hour, because it’s every day, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The new popular wine bar and bistro boasts Miracle Mile’s longest happy hour with half-off select cocktails, wines by the glass, and tasty bar bites.The social hour menu features a selection of Vinya Table’s favorite small plates, sommelier-approved wine, and handcrafted cocktails, ranging from $4 to $10. Food menu highlights include Manchego croquetas, Medjool dates, grilled shrimp tacos, and oysters on the half-shell. From the bar, cocktails include the crowd favorites, like the strawberry margarita, the summery Chin-Chin tonic, Ceci’s rosé sangria for two, and the whitecap negroni. Vinya’s award-wining sommelier and co-founder, Allegra Angelo offers-up a “Somm’s Choice” Petit Chablis, a classic dry Provence Rosé, and a bold Napa Cabernet-Zinfandel blend to round-out the social hour’s wine options. Well spirits are also discounted at half-off.Vinya Table is located at 266 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL, 33134. For more information or to make reservations, visit www.vinyawine.com/Coral-Gables,
Eclectico Restaurant & Agave Bar
The owner of SAWA and C’est Bon has come up with his latest restaurant, Eclectico, also in the Shops at Merrick Park. it features Pan-Latin cuisines with a strong emphasis on Mexican favorites and an impressive full bar stocked with more than 200 kinds of tequila and mezcal in an indoor-outdoor space that’s also covered. The happy hour offers a lot of variety and great prices, plus it’s every day from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.. Enjoy $5 beers, many from Mexico, $6 wine, $7 Wells (all your fave liquors), $8 Classics, and $9 Craft margaritas. Mr. W and a friend gave high marks to the margarita and my wine pour was a healthy one. The food menu includes arepas ($7), patacones ($8), 2 – 5″ tacos with corn tortillas for $7, quesadillas ($10) and tacositos ($12). Located at 320 San Lorenzo Ave #1315, Coral Gables, FL 33146 in the Shops at Merrick Park.
Happy Wine Miami Calle Ocho is known for their great wine selection, friendly staff and lively ambiance. Founded in 2004 as a small wine store, the venue has since expanded into a trendy wine bar and retail wine shop in the heart of Miami. Today, the wine bar features a full menu with Spanish tapas and pintxos and an extensive selection of wines. Happy Hour runs Monday to Thursday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with house wine, draft beer and sangrias for $5 and munchies such as jamón serrano and manchego cheese, croquetas mixtas, tortilla española and shishito peppers, all for $5. Their Moet Chandon Happy Hour runs Monday to Thursday with Moet cocktails priced according to the hour. For example, come at 5 p.m. for $5 Moet cocktails and stay until 8 p.m. for $8 champagne cocktails. 5792 SW 8th Street, Miami, Florida 33144 Tel: (305) 262 2465. Note there is also a Happy Wine in Coconut Grove but under separate ownership.
Bulla Gastrobar (Coral Gables and Doral)
Unwind with Bulla Gastrobar’s daily happy hour from 4-7 p.m. At the Coral Gables offers a drinks only happy hour with $6 house liquors and specialty cocktails, $3 house bottled beers and pint drafts, $7 house martinis and $6/$24 sangrias. The Doral location offers a drinks and tapas happy hour at the bar only, with a tabla mixta at $19 and tapas from $5.50 to $10. For the Coral Gables happy hour: 2500 Ponce de Leon Blvd; Municipal parking lots nearby in Coral Gables. Doral: 5335 NW 87 Avenue, #C102.
When you’re in the mood for a good cocktail at a great price, head to South Miami’s glamorous, Michelin-caliber Italian spot, Fiola. From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.,Tuesday through Friday, enjoy a Peroni Italian beer for $5, cocktails for $9, a healthy selection of wine, sparkling and rose for $8-$9 and yummy, well priced light bites. These include crudo of the day ($11), meat and cheese board ($11), roman shells cacio e pepe ($12), 3-oyster raw bar for $6. Fiola is located at 1500 San Ignacio Avenue. Street and public parking are nearby and valet parking is offered.
Happy Hours Coconut Grove
Sushi Garage ( CocoWalk, Sunset Harbour, Las Olas)
Sushi Garage’s Happiest Hour is available everyday at its three locations from 5:30-8 p.m. and is always offered on its cozy outdoor patios, where diners can feast on favorites such as the Korean beef leaf taco ($5), fried tofu with black garlic honey ($7), sashimi or sushi ($3-$5.50) and chili shrimp dumplings ($7). Guests can also take advantage of the drink specials with sake starting at $11.50, beers starting at $3, wines starting at $4.50, and all specialty cocktails at $5. 1784 West Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 | 500 E Las Olas Blvd Suite 100, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 | 3015 Grand Ave, Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Jaguar Restaurant
Jaguar Restaurant offers the best happy hour in Coconut Grove. At“Hora Jaguar”. you’ll find specialty cocktails such as Caipirinha, Mojitos, Besos de Fresa, and Mule Fresa at 50% off, house wine for $7.50 and a a cold refreshing beer you can choose from their beer list at $4-$5. A bite is always welcome while drinking; you can choose your favorite bar bites for only $7.50 each, Jaguar favorites like the Cochinita sliders, Popcorn Fish & Shrimp bites, Ceviche Tostadas and more. “Hora Jaguar” Happy Hour | Monday – Sunday 4- 7 p.m. 3067 Grand Ave, Coconut Grove. Adjacent parking lot.
Miami Happy Hours Wynwood
Le Chick Miami
Whether you want to unwind after a long workday or simply want to check out some yummy local restaurants on a budget, head to Le Chick, Wynwood’s rotisserie chicken and cocktail spot . Sip on refreshing and fun craft cocktails such as the classic Aperol Spritz, Moscow Mule, Michelada, Bangin’ Sangria, and many more for 50% off. Guests who want to grab a bite during HH can enjoy delicious and tasty options such Le Chick Street Corn (truffle aioli, cotija cheese, togarashi) $7; Fried Chicken (crispy buttermilk fried chicken thigh, spicy maple syrup, homemade ranch sauce) $9; Royale with Cheese (dry-aged brisket 3oz double patties, cheddar, tomato, lettuce, house pickles, secret sauce on brioche bun) $10 ; Fried Chicken Bun (crispy buttermilk fried chicken, bib lettuce, house pickles, homemade ranch, and Swiss cheese on a brioche bun) $10 among others. Happy hour is weekday 3:30 to 6:30 p.m 310 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127 http://www.lechickrotisserie.com/
You’ll feel as if you’re in the former Havana at this popular Wynwood fave. Mr. W proclaimed the beers “excellent”, especially the tank to glass, and the place a “class act”. They also have a low cal beer, Tropiflaca (love it!). Enjoy happy hour Wednesday through Friday from 4-7 p.m. Get Latin bites like tacos, plantain chips, bacalao fritters at prices ranging from $3-$6 and tank beers for $4. . 42 E. 25th Street,Wynwood.
Uchi
Uber hot spot Asian restaurant Uchi has one of my favorite happy hours, but note it’s so popular that you have to get there when it opens at 5 p.m. to grab a bar seat. It’s a very good deal with their alcoholic beverages: half off sparkling wine and champagne, beer ($6.50), sake ($6-$7) and cocktails for $9. Light bites include chicken yakitori $7.50), wagyu carpaccio ($10), and Sakana tempura ($6). Happy hour runs from 5 to 6:30 daily at the bar. No reservations required. 252 N.W. 25th Street, Wynwood
Miami Happy Hours Midtown/MiMo
Sugarcane
This Midtown staple is always a popular spot for happy hour for good reason: creative offerings, variety and price. It’s offered Monday through Sunday 3-6 p.m. Take your pick — a choice of 10 signature libations, beer/ cocktails, and prosecco with fruit essences, all for $8. Wine by the glass or sangria is $8 or if you want to make a night of it, there are pitchers of mojitos, sangria, caipirinha and more for $40. An appealing choice of bar bites are tasty morsels like goat cheese croquettes, bbq spiced crispy pig ears, sushi rolls (6 pieces), brussel sprouts and others for $8 to $9 . East and west coast oysters weigh in at $14 for a half-dozen and $26 for a dozen. 3252 N.E. 1st Avenue. Street parking and low priced parking garage nearby or valet with validated Sugarcane stamp $8.
CHICA
CHICA offers attractive, buzzy ambiance with delicious food and drinks to match for happy hour. The happy hour is Monday – Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the bar and lounge. Drink specials include select white and red wine for $7, beer is $5 and two for one cocktails (margaritas, mojitos and palomas) $14. Bar bites include: crispy shrimp, $14; asado negro arepas, $10; and CHICA burger, $16. 5556 NE 4th Ct, Miami
Chica Restaurant Miami, Thumbs Up Review
Miami Happy Hours Downtown
La Canita
La Cañita is the latest Cuban-Caribbean concept-driven restaurant from James Beard Award-winning chef Michelle Bernstein and partner David Martinez, located in Bayside Marketplace. With spectacular waterfront views of Miami and live music curated throughout the week, La Cañita is certainly the place to be for big bold flavors, fun specialty cocktails, and the overall quintessential Miami experience! Enjoy La Cañita’s NEW Happy Hour Offerings available at the bar Monday through Friday from 4 p.m.- 7 p.m. Sip on $7 cocktails, prosecco and wine or $5 beers. Plus, indulge in tempting bites ranging from $5 to $9 such as empanadas, smashed avocado, fried calamari, pan con lechon and more. Bayside Marketplace 401 Biscayne Blvd. 2nd floor, Miami. Parking at Bayside garage.
Miami Happy Hours Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne’s hidden gem, Vinya Wine & Market, is offering locals and visitors alike the happiest of hours with half off on select wines, beers, and cocktails every day from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Guests can enjoy a glass of wine from their expertly curated collection, locally brewed beer, or a handcrafted cocktail while enjoying delicious bar bites like the Manchego Croquetas, Crispy Yucca, Bacon Wrapped Dates, and homemade Short Rib Empanadas. As an added benefit, visitors can find tasty wine bottles for under $20 and take them home or to their next destination! 328 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne.
Miami Happy Hours Aventura
Abbale Televivian Kitchen Aventura, FL.
Every Monday-Friday from 3-6PM, Abbalè Televivian Kitchen’s newest location in Aventura is serving up a Happy Hour that can’t be missed. Abbalé Aventura’s Happy Hour features $4 craft beer; $8 sommelier-selected glasses of wine; $8 signature cocktails including house favorites such as the Yalla Verde and Arak Sour; and a selection of $5 bar snacks from Abbalé’s beloved kosher-style menu including the Falafel, Crunchy Cauliflower, Fire-Baked Laffa, and more.
Estiatorio Ornos | Aventura, FL
Escape to Greece at Estiatorio Ornos, A Michael Mina Restaurant in Aventura.Estiatorio Ornos brings the sensory pleasures of a trip to the Greek Isles to life in South Florida – the fresh fish, Mediterranean specialties, and Greek hospitality – in an approachable, friendly environment everyone can enjoy. The restaurant’s Charoumeni Ora (Happy Hour) happens daily from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the bar and includes select $5 beer, $9 wine, $9 cocktails and a bartender’s choice cocktail for $7. Estiatorio Ornos also offers a variety of happy hour dishes including Feta Fries with a lemon-caper aioli; Crispy Halloumi Cheese with honey, pepperoncini and aleppo pepper; and Niko’s Lamb Sliders with house-ground lamb shoulder, tomato, arugula, tzatziki on a brioche bun. For more information, visit https://estiatorioornos.com/
I’ve heard great things about the value at this Miami happy hour here and sure enough, on investigation, there are special deals here. First, it’s offered Monday to Friday 3-7 p.m. exclusively in the bar and patio areas. Choose from five different popular classic cocktails for $9, wine for $4-$7, $3 lager beer and $18 for a bottle of sparkling house wine. Then there are the food deals — wagyu slider, saganaki, charcuterie board, falafel tandoor taco and more, for $4 to $9. A charcuterie board is $18. 18167 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura
Miami Happy Hours Kendall
In Dadeland Mall, North Italia offers an early start to happy hour Monday through Thursday from 3-6 p.m. . Enjoy a glass of house red or white wine or sangria for $5, a bottle at $16 or sangria pitcher at $20. $5 all beers and a Sicilian margarita at $12. Particularly appealing is the $28 deal of a bottle of wine with pizza or bruschetta or chef’s board. Other choices include $10 pizza, chef’s board ($15) or meatballs ($11) and others.7535 N Kendall Drive, Suite 5010, Miami, FL 33156
Hallandale Beach
Gulfstream Park
Here’s something different. Do a progressive happy hour, going from place to place — four in all — at Gulfstream Park. Choices include Texas de Brazil, Plug in Karaoke, Strike 10 bowling and the Yard House. 901 South Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach.
After your happy hours, wanting some live music? Check out Miami restaurants with live music! Enjoy!
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Thank you, Karen….. Miami Curated……. needed this information….. love your information….
What a great list — I want to try every one of your suggestions! Thank you for taking on the task of researching & sharing this info ????
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Wonderful finds for every neighbourhood! Thank you Karen!