Apt 9f is your cozy, artsy haven in Wilton Manors, blending great food, excellent cocktails, and a friendly vibe that feels just like home.
"Turkey Meatballs And Baked Goat Cheese Like many people, we’ve been trying to find ways to avoid Miami’s hotspots during the month of March, which led us up to the magical, distant land of Wilton Manors and right through the doors of Apt 9F. This is a cozy queer-owned lounge serving classic cocktails, like vieux carrés and sazeracs, along with some small bites. The extremely warm and welcoming staff recommended pairing the turkey meatballs with the baked goat cheese, and now we’ll never order one without the other. The meatballs are tender, rich, and swimming in a puddle of nutty salsa verde. The goat cheese is smothered in a homemade apricot and peppadew jam that’s tart, mildly sweet, and has the perfect kick. Add a little bit of both to a slice of the accompanying crusty bread and you'll be very glad you made the journey to Broward." - ryan pfeffer, carlos c olaechea
"If you’re into serious cocktails, this is the only bar you need to know about in Wilton Manors. It’s modeled after the owners’ New York apartment and always feels like a great house party. We love the classic cocktails here, like the sazerac and vieux carré. But their signature cocktails are definitely worth trying too. They offer some food, which looks deceptively boring on the menu but is cooked well, seasoned perfectly, and just an excellent example of simple food done right. Ordering the turkey meatballs and baked goat cheese is non-negotiable." - carlos c olaechea
"Located in Wilton Manors, Apt 9F is a cozy queer-owned lounge serving classic cocktails along with some small bites. They make a mighty fine vieux carré and sazerac, but we really love their paper tiger cocktail made with gin and Becherovka, a Czech bitter liqueur. It tastes like a gimlet made for a cigar daddy, which you may get to meet at the bar if you don’t get serenaded by an impromptu rendition of Let It Go. The food menu is pretty simple, but the dishes are all thoughtfully made. If you are trying to eat, be sure to pair the turkey meatballs with the baked goat cheese. The meatballs are tender, rich, and swimming in a puddle of nutty salsa verde. The goat cheese is smothered in a homemade apricot and peppadew jam that’s tart, mildly sweet, and has just the right amount of kick. Add a little bit of both to a slice of the accompanying crusty bread." - Carlos C Olaechea
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