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  • Image: Schnebly Redland's Winery & Brewery

    Schnebly Redland's Winery & Brewery

    30205 SW 217th Ave. Homestead/Florida City

    305-242-1224

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    In 2003, Peter and Denisse Schnebly turned their 30-acre farm in southwest Miami-Dade into a fruit-forward Florida winery, a subtropical oasis amid the area's agricultural sprawl. It's the perfect setting to enjoy a midday meal or weekend brunch. Coral-like limestone walls wind their way over walkways perched above a koi pond and past a lagoon with cascading waterfalls, a beautiful backdrop for the property, which offers visitors three distinct experiences. Start with a craft beer from Miami Brewing Company, then hit the indoor/outdoor tasting rooms where you can sample Schnebly's wines, made from lychee, guava, carambola, passionfruit, and other exotic fruits. Complete your Schnebly experience with a leisurely meal at the Redlander, the family's immense tiki-hut restaurant, whose brunch-style menu highlights local produce.
    102 articles
  • Image: 26 Degree Brewing Co.

    26 Degree Brewing Co.

    2600 E. Atlantic Blvd. Pompano Beach/Deerfield Beach/Coconut Creek

    954-532-6964

    4 articles
  • Image: Beat Culture Brewery & Kitchen

    Beat Culture Brewery & Kitchen

    7250 NW 11th St. Doral

    786-431-5413

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  • Image: Biscayne Bay Brewing Company

    Biscayne Bay Brewing Company

    100 NE First Ave., Third Floor Downtown/Overtown

    305-381-5718

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    Founded in 2014, Biscayne Bay Brewing Company has become the official beer of the Miami Marlins and Miami Heat, operating a taproom inside LoanDepot park, as well as a production facility and taproom inside the redeveloped historic Post Office building food hall complex in downtown Miami.
    35 articles

  • Bousa Brewing Co.

    7235 NE Fourth Ave. Miami Shores/Biscayne Park

    786-338-8035

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  • Image: The Brass Tap Craft Beer Bar

    The Brass Tap Craft Beer Bar

    9010 SW 72nd Pl. East Kendall/Pinecrest

    813-226-2333

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  • Image: Casa La Rubia Brewery & Pub

    Casa La Rubia Brewery & Pub

    55 NW 25th St. Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

    786-362-6300

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    In early 2024, Wynwood Brewing and Veza Sur Brewing Company joined forces, merging two of Miami’s original craft breweries under one roof. To cap off this new chapter, in December Veza Sur rebranded as Casa La Rubia, in honor of Wynwood Brewing’s iconic La Rubia Blonde Ale. Today, Casa La Rubia proudly produces and pours signature brews from both breweries, including fan favorites like Mangolandia, Father Francisco, and Pop’s Porter alive and flowing. With its vibrant indoor and outdoor spaces, Casa La Rubia is more than just a brewpub — it’s a community gathering place, hosting everything from salsa nights to spirited fútbol watch parties.
    67 articles
  • Image: Concrete Beach Brewery

    Concrete Beach Brewery

    325 NW 24th St. Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

    305-796-2727

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  • CROWN Wine Spirits and Gourmet Store 13

    2947 Coral Way Coral Gables/S. Miami

    954-459-9105

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  • Di Pompei Brickell

    626 S. Miami Ave. Little Havana

  • Don Deo Brewing Bar & Grill

    275 NE 18th St., Unit 107 Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

    305-998-8512

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  • Image: Exit One Taproom

    Exit One Taproom

    10 NE Third St. Homestead/Florida City

    305-812-4764

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    Grand opening Friday, September 14, 2018.
    3 articles
  • Image: Florida Keys Brewing Co.

    Florida Keys Brewing Co.

    200 Morada Way, Islamorada Florida Keys

    305-916-5206

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  • Image: Funky Buddha Brewery

    Funky Buddha Brewery

    1201 NE 38th St. Oakland Park

    954-440-0046

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    When it arrived on the scene in 2010, Funky Buddha Brewery was among the first Florida breweries to introduce food-infused beers to the suds-guzzling masses. And not just any food — an entire library of pop-culture fare. Fan favorites include a range of inspiration, from desserts and sandwiches to cocktails and spirits — even an agave-based hard seltzer — all riffed as part of Funky's ever-expanding and seasonally rotating repertoire. That means key-lime, sweet-potato-casserole, and peanut-butter-and-jelly ales, and porters infused with maple, bacon, and coffee. The production brewery and taproom in Oakland Park also houses the Craft Food Counter & Kitchen, whose fast-casual menu is the edible equivalent of the beer lineup.
    27 articles

  • Gulf Stream Brewery & Pizzeria

    1105 NE 13th St. Fort Lauderdale

    954-766-4842

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  • Holy Mackerel Brewery

    1414 NE 26th St., Wilton Manors Fort Lauderdale

  • Holy Mackerel Small Batch Beers

    3260 NW 23rd Ave., Suite 400 E Pompano Beach

    954-532-0196

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  • Image: LauderAle Brewery

    LauderAle Brewery

    3305 SW 14th Ave. Fort Lauderdale

    954-653-9711

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    Hidden in Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades complex, LauderAle is a dog-friendly, kid-friendly and (yes) monkey-friendly brewery with a small-town feel. The beers made here carry Florida-fresh notes of lemon, orange, and pineapple. That's not to say LauderAle only brews fruited sours; here you'll also find porters, IPAs, even a Belgian tripel whose 9.2 percent ABV will make your toes curl. The brewery hosts food trucks nightly on a rotating basis, and on weekends there's live music. Dogs are welcomed with fresh water and cookies. And the monkeys? Well, you can't bring your own, but there's a colony of vervets that hang out in the trees right behind the brewery. LauderAle even hosts fundraisers to make sure the primates are taken care of.
    14 articles
  • Image: Lincoln's Beard Brewing Co.

    Lincoln's Beard Brewing Co.

    7360 SW 41st St. Coral Gables/S. Miami

    305-912-7390

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    When John Falco opened Lincoln's Beard in May 2016, he chose a spot near Westchester rather than compete with established brewers in Wynwood and Doral. Today, Falco's brewery stands as a community hub in Miami's Bird Road Art District. It's an industrial space where you can always find a cold pint served with a hefty dose of ambiance and live entertainment. Part of its success is Falco's commitment to giving back, continually playing host for a fundraising karaoke night or beer-and-food-inspired festival. The house-brewed beers rotate frequently and pair perfectly with the on-premises food truck, Lala’s Burgers, an offshoot of the wildly popular Apocalypse BBQ. The smash patty-focused menu goes well with any of the core brews — say, Crisp-O-Currency Czech pale lager or P. Swayze American IPA.
    33 articles
  • Image: Lost City Brewing Company

    Lost City Brewing Company

    12207 NE 13th Ct. North Miami

    305-456-0318

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    Lost City Brewing, which opened in the summer of 2020 amid the pandemic, feels like a rare find amid Miami's burgeoning beer landscape. The taproom is located in a warehouse complex, which suits its industrial setting. Inside, you'll find a small bar and a comfortable lounge with leather sofas. The beers are straightforward and well-crafted — not many novelties here. Instead, you'll enjoy infinitely drinkable ales in a convivial setting.

  • Mad Robot Brewing Co.

    2621 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton Palm Beach County

    561-368-4643

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    MIA Bruhaus

    10400 NW 33rd St. Doral

    786-801-1721

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    If it's variety you crave, MIA Bruhaus is the brewery for you. Owner Eddie Leon created this Doral brewery and distillery (formerly M.I.A. Beer Company) as an experimental playground for all things beer and craft booze-inspired. Today that means a beer garden and tasting room with a 50-plus roster of craft IPAs, lagers, ales, sours, and stouts. In true experimental fashion, MIA was one of the first U.S. breweries to create its own flavored hard seltzer. Can't decide what to try first? Choose any four and order a flight. The in-house restaurant, "powered by" Farmhouse Barbecue, offers everything from everything from pretzels and wings to tostones, croquetas, burgers, and pulled pork sandwiches.
    63 articles

  • Miami Club Rum

    2320 N. Miami Ave. Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

    305-438-9994

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  • Miramar Town Center Plaza

    2300 Civic Center Place Miramar

    195-460-2312

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    Join City of Miramar Friday, August 18th as we party and dance the night away at Town Center Plaza with our featured artist, 30 Vice Band! Come out and partake of some of Miramar's finest Craft Burgers and delicious Brews from Vendors Right Here in Miramar!

  • One 11 Boca Raton Social Event Space

    111 Southeast mizner BLVD Boca Raton

  • Prosperity Brewers

    4160 Northwest 1st Ave., #21, Boca Raton Palm Beach County

  • Someplace Else

    2120 N. Dixie Highway Hollywood

  • Strega Gastro Pub

    928 71st St., Miami Beach Beaches

    786-216-7198

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    Welcome to the new hot spot on Sunday's for women who love women!!! Miami's only LGBT brunch party is finally HERE! Come brunch out with us once a month all winter long, starting December 11th! First Sunday of every month starting January 1st! NO COVER FOOTBALL, DRINK SPECIALS, 50% OFF APPETIZERS, LIVE DJS, LIVE PAINTERS, & MORE! 21 + ONLY
    2 articles
  • Image: Tarpon River Brewing

    Tarpon River Brewing

    280 SW Sixth St. Fort Lauderdale

    954-353-3193

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    The idea was born in 2013, when founders Julien and Lisa Siegel — proprietors of craft beer bar mecca Riverside Market and Craft Beer Cartel — partnered with Native Brewing founder Adam Fine and TRP's Tim Petrillo. The team originally planned to name their project New River, but a trademark conflict led to Tarpon River Brewing, a marriage of Petrillo's Tarpon Bend and the Siegels' Riverside Market. The brewhouse was constructed in the early 1920s as the Snyder Stables, which housed the horses that paved the roads that helped urbanize the city. As a result, the taproom offers a distinct, Old Florida design that includes its own 1,000-square-foot "house" — a perfect setting to enjoy the brewery's in-house food and beer. Here, you'll find a wide range of pub-grub favorites, from a "Big Ass" pretzel with beer cheese to Buffalo fried cauliflower to a PB&J Burger to fried fish tacos. Pair your meal with a beer from any of the brewery's 16 taps.
    9 articles
  • Image: Tripping Animals Brewing Co.

    Tripping Animals Brewing Co.

    2685 NW 105th Ave. Doral

    305-646-1339

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    Tripping Animals partners Daniel Chocron, Ignacio Montenegro, Iker Elorriaga, and Juan Manuel Torres founded their brewery in Doral with the idea that everyone could get trippy. To that end, the Tripping team imbues everything they do with party-hearty gusto. The taproom is well-known for its large-format festivals, insanely fruity sours, heavy-hitting IPAs, and creative animal-themed can art. Hungry? The brewery's Trippy Kitchen serves up a range of Latin American flavors in dishes like tequeños, churrasco parrilla, and a loaded hot dog.
    27 articles
  • Image: Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending

    Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending

    4178 SW 74th Ct. Westchester/West Miami

    786-332-2903

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    Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending husband-and-wife cofounders Marco and Vicky Leyte-Vidal offer Miami-Dade a different type of brewery in the heart of the Bird Road Art District. This is one of the few South Florida breweries with an onsite blending facility specializing in oak barrel-aged, mixed-fermentation wild and sour beers that use local ingredients and microflora. Unseen Creatures' beers are influenced by the farmhouse traditions of Belgium and France but aren't limited to the same set of guidelines or style requirements. How? It's all thanks to those unseen "creatures" — locally foraged yeast and bacteria that lend these beers their unique flavor profile. Beers here are inherently refreshing and sessionable.
    7 articles

  • Village Square at The Trading Post

    103 Mastic St., Islamorada Florida Keys

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