Beat Culture Brewery & Kitchen

Beat culture has a nice vibe to it. Have gone on week nights when the food truck Pin Pan Pollo is there. The wings from Pin Pan Pollo are delicious. My favorites are the Spicy Korean and the Guava ones. Some of the food off the Beat Culture menu like the arancini is pretty good. The environment here is nice and relaxed. Found it a great place to relax and chat with friends so I will definitely be back.

Awesome little brewery. Good selection of beers on tap and a decent bar menu. The staff were great!

For a brewery, most of the beers was not up to my liking. We tasted 9 beers and I only liked 2. The 2nd impression tasted like used car oil. The clutch was my favorite beer but you couldn't get that on the sampler due to I'm guessing the alcohol volume. So the food. The food was good. I got the smash burger. It was good but the edges was just a little to burnt. My wife got the Margarita pizza it's was good but no fresh Mozarella was used or tomato slices. The French fries are on point. But good service and Atmosphere.

I'm traveling and was looking for a place with a good BBA imperial stout. Beat Culture came through with an excellent beer they call Clutch. We also had the peperoni pizza and the smash burger. The pizza was good but the crust was soggy in some places. Overall great taste. The smash burger plain(my son had to have that way), was a bit overcooked. Don't think it would have been as noticeable with cheese.

Very limited menu. Mostly Italian food. But good quality. Bartender got our order wring, but corrected it and the chef came out and apologized for the mixup. We ordered a flight ticket try several of the beers. The Cluch was my favorite. Dark stout with great flavor and smooth feel.

We hosted my husband's birthday party here and couldn’t have asked for a better experience! All of our guests had a great time—the food was excellent and the staff was incredibly attentive. The owner even came by to greet us personally and thank us for letting them host our event. The location is very convenient right off the highway and there’s plenty of parking. Highly recommend this place!

I hosted my baby shower at Beat Culture and it was amazing! Staff was so thoughtful and accommodating and the food was delicious! I wasn’t able to drink (pregnant) but everyone else raved about the delicious beer! My family and friends had a great time. Will definitely be hosting future events here!

Such a great spot! Arrived to the airport early and found this nearby. We are flying our dog for the first time and they allowed us to bring the dog inside. They brought her water and took even better care of us! Food was fantastic and the drinks are well made.

Great spot for a beer. Their milkshake IPAs are hard to beat. Their location (inside a Days Inn) has free parking, which is difficult to come by in Miami. Large space inside that is great for large gatherings.

What a great experience and atmosphere. The beer was sweet and delicious. They have some specialties you wont find anywhere.

Homey bar in an unassuming location (it's next to the Day's Inn). Parking was free and friendly. Service was awesome, in spite and especially as two events were going on simultaneously. Quite spacious for a bar. I tried some fries which were good but not really a main dish this time around. Friends spoke well of the food. Nice unique beer selection. At some point in the night I was recommended the Japanese rice Lager (Sake San), which was probably my favorite of the night! I'd return and recommend to friends who like beer and pubs. They had wine too. It's casual, nothing fancy. Management seemed pretty laid back overall and had a lot of chill. It didn't feel corporate.

Great spot for some beers, tasty food and relax atmosphere. Whike you look at the menu, you order at the bar. Staff is aftentive. I had the FIU Sunblazer, a citrus beer to start off, got hungry and got a their cheesteak sandwich that was veryyyyy good. After i mucnhed out, had a Retro City to was it down. Guess the food was so good cuz I got another cheesesteak. All in all, a good spot with PLENTY of parking. Which is rare in SoFlo breweries. Worth the trip if your coming south, or going North as a stop towarda the beach.

Beat Culture has been one of my go to breweries for quite a while. The location has plenty of parking, inside is very spacious & really gives off that cool brewery vibe. The place is always clean, & there's even a second story area for private events. The tap selections are always revolving but some of the classics are usually still available in can format when not currently on tap. The beer names are fun & so is the staff. Want a small sample before you commit to a brew? Just ask! The prices are very reasonable, the beer selection is extensive, & the food is excellent! If you're into cars, they even have several events a month where they'll invite Porsche's, Volkswagen, Miata's, etc. Been to BC many times & can't say I ever left without having had a great time.

This is a must try place. Chris the bartender took care of us. He was knowledgeable and attentive. Ate a smash burger...wow...the meat was great the cheese was perfectly melted, the bun was soft, and the grilled onions is what topped it all off. All the beers are a home run. It's located in a secluded attachment to a hotel and has an old school decor feel to it. If you do nothing else in Miami go try this place out.

Stopped here for a quick beer before heading to Miami International Airport. Great beer and the service was good. Only complaint was the music way to loud for the room. Other than that highly recommend this spot.

Beat culture has been one of my go to breweries the last year. The location has decent parking. It is right next a hotel so there's hotel guest coming in and out. It gives a cool vibe and it's spacious. The place is always clean and there's a second story for events. The beers are always rotating but some are available in can form when they aren't on tap. We tried the chismosa mimosa and a few others. We also got the queso frito, tots, and the Brussels sprouts. Troy was our bartender and he was great!

Place has a great vibe! Good beers with quite a distinct variety. They also have a light dinner menu, which is nice. Went with the family and totally felt welcomed and safe with the kids.

So they sold the place, its getting remodeled, the new owner or manager or whatever she was super happy to say that it was bought and will be opening again soon, then absolutely completely ignored me when i asked if the same brewers/staff would be working. She literally gave her back to me and waved me away to go to her laptop... not a good look, not a good start... Good luck with that... hard pass! No Carlito's brews, no business! Edit: OMG OMG OMG HELL YEA! CARLITOS 4 LAIF!!!!!

What a nice find!! Happy they are a brew pub that serves wine and food. It is a large establishment with plenty of party games. The music was low enough to have a conversation. The bartenders are friendly and allow you keep an open tab. I had the Pinot Grigio and the Alexander. I liked both of them. Max had a gluten free lager which was not a favorite. The Chocolate Stout was good. The Copper Ale was the winner winner chicken dinner.

This place is unique! It's the best thing about this hotel. The guy at the bar was super helpful and told me about their mini brewery and about the different type of beers even though I don't drink. The whole layout was pure vibes and the brisket was the softest brisket I have ever had and I doubted the portions would be enough but it was filling when paired with a Boylan Ginger beer. They didn't have a large menu especially with the entrees but 3 options makes choosing something fast I guess. I'll be back before I check out.

We went last night to check this place out. The layout is great it's very spacious, has a nice sized bar, plenty of seating, high tops, large tables, small tables, sofas, etc. The beers that we tried were good, Social Club, and Arroz con Mango. The food however was mediocre. The fish dip was ok but could have easily come from Costco. We also ordered the Smashburger, which seriously needs a bun upgrade, with a side of average tater tots. When we got there there was some sort of group meeting in the back, which killed the vibe. Then when the meeting wrapped up, they finally started playing music, but you could soberly hear it. It was 8:30 PM on a Saturday night and the place was dead, so we left. The place has potential. Maybe we just picked a bad day ‍

Lovely brewery with a pretty large food menu and, of course, ample beer selection. The location can seem a bit odd, but once you're inside it's a fun, cozy environment.

Cool brewery and kitchen serving cold beer and good food. What more can you ask for ????? Very spacious place with a friendly staff. The nicest bartenders, bar backs and managers! They have a Wide variety of craft beers to choose from! My favorite beer is the SOCIAL CLUB!!!! ( 6.9% ABV Hopped with Citra, Galaxy & Mosaic hops. Notes of mango and stone fruit. While the touch of oats contributes a pillowy mouthfeel and low bitterness ). Highlights to eat: TOSTONES W/ PULLED PORK: ( pulled pork, rosemary aioli topped w/ onions. Priced at $15. ( the tostones have good texture, well fried and a lot of pulled pork, the aioli really makes the difference. QUESO FRITO: ( cubed squares of queso Blanca, fried & tossed in sweet local honey. Priced at $8 ( good texture and great taste, worth the price ). So so: The loaded tots didn't taste like much but that fried taste. I could of done without nothing special. ( unfortunately). They are closed on Monday's btw!!!!!!

Nice place to enjoy a Miamian night My favorite beer there: Vamoose a Double IPA that goes well with anything. Place has a nice ambiance Great food to pair with awesome beer selection

We walked in on a cloudy Thursday early afternoon to a pretty empty place. We were greeted quickly and sat at a tall top table. We ordered our beers (good knowledge of the beers by the waiter/bartender). My husband got the IPA (not the milkshake kind) and I got the suggested octobeerfest. Both were good! The menu was different from the one online so it took us a few to pick what we wanted. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich with tots and my husband ordered the charred Caesar salad with chicken. Mine was a nice portion and tasted good. My husband's was just not what he thought it would be- some Romain lettuce still in a bunch with the dressing and some croutons on top. The chicken was just on the side. He said it tasted ok but just a weird presentation. Overall just an ok experience except for the great and attentive service

Went to Florida recently. Got stuck waiting for the hotel room to open up, so came to this place to wait. Saw they had a small food menu, so we got some bites to try. The tostones were interesting. Not a fan of fried plantains, but they were a nice edible plate for the pulled pork which was smoked well but had no bark. The brisket was a little tough but not horribly so. The top of the brisket was fork tender, but the bottom had some chew. Cornbread was dry, and the beans were cooked well and had a good smoky sweet base note. It's not the best food I have ever had, but it was good. They just missed some beats when it comes to the food execution. They probably have very good beer though, so the foods a bit lacking.

Attended a private event hosted in this out-of-the-way brewery. Was recommended the Retro City beer by the server and highly satisfied. They have a wide selection of both draft and canned beers.

Came here to check out a car show with my brother on a Friday night. Location is right by the airport off the highway by Milam Dairy. Lots of classic cars and trucks to view. Went inside the brewery to try one of their house brews. The arroz con leche appealed to me so I ordered it and was very impressed. It's a cream ale and the flavor and a little sweet and cream aftertaste is also very noticeable. The service was great as well. Many other brews caught my eye as well and will give myself later opportunities to come buy and try. The atmosphere and ambiance of beat culture is very cool with that great hangout feeling.

loved this place. As soon as you step in you just feel the amazing vibe this place has. The staff is incredibly friendly, the food is AMAZING and the beer is really good. Fucata is my personal favorite, followed by cortadito. It's also dog friendly and finally, Prices are fair. I highly recommend giving this place a shot!!

Came here for a friend's birthday. Beer was ok. Tried the fuacata and sake beer. Beers were served in plastic cups - bartender was quick to jump at me when I asked for a few samples - jokingly suggesting to order a flight. The vibe here is very laid back. Food was ok as well. I had a great time with my friends but I'm not sure I'd come back for the beer.

Came here for a truck meet and was super excited to try some of their beer. The menu was very exciting since they had a variety of flavorful beer. I tried two of their beers. I tried the Fuacata which is a Mango PassionFruit Tart Ale (Slightly tart ale aged on mango & passionfruit resulting in a vibrant orange in color, agua-fresca like beer.) I also tried their Passion Project which is a golden ale. My favorite was the Fuacata. I did not try any food while I was there. The inside is very large and has open seating.

Great music, environment and nice happy hour to boot. First visit during a vacation and worth coming in for, not typical beers that tast3d good.

I absolutely love Beat Culture. The vibe is chill, the staff are super friendly and the beer is so good.

Went here for a work event! Great atmosphere great brewery but in the middle of nowhere. Great selection of beer--especially light beers for people like me who can't do really dark. A nice surprise was how amazing their wings were-- some of the best I've ever had!

A perfect place to have a different taste of good beers! Ask for the incredible arroz con leche flavor!!

Went to a beer fest last month and beat culture had a booth. Instantly loved their arroz con leche cream ale. I always see the brewery on my way home from work but had never been, so decided to give it a try on a Tuesday afternoon. Because I always drive by there, it was easy to locate but it could be tricky if you normally dont. It is located right next to the airport and shares plaza with a Days Inn. Parking was easy and to be honest, I was expecting this place to be Empty at the time I went but it actually had its crowd. When you walk inside, it is very spacious and with the bar in the center of the room. I couldn't decide what beer to choose so went for a flight. I was excited to try the arroz con leche again but was disappointed as this batch felt very watery and barely had much of a taste in my opinion. My personal favorite that day was the guava pastelito IPA followed by Michael Tangelo. Wish staff wouldve made a bit more effort to interact with clients but atlas, place was overall okay.

Hosts pug events - amazing in my book! Super cool and down to earth venue. Highly recommend.

Thanks to FIU, I found out about this place due to an alumni night they were hosting. We were able to get 1 free drink and 1 for your guest as well. The food was not included but since we were hungry, we tried the boneless chik'n "vings" which are plant based, buffalo, boneless wings. It came with celery and we chose ranch to dip. Both their drinks and food were great! I'm so glad we were able to experience the event at a new craft beer brewery that was discovered by the university. We will for sure go back again and try more drinks and other food.

Review update: Disappointed! I've been coming here quite a bit. I rave about their beer and historically their food has been great. Now? Still good beer. Food? Wow. Just super disappointed. Ordered the smash burger. Pretty pathetic. It's the last picture. Supposed to have onions, sauce. It was just a tired, sad burger. Oh yeah, it took about 1/2 hour on a Saturday lunch. Not busy. And we ordered tater tots but because of how long it took accepted the tostones. When I express my disappointment, the server replied well our kitchen has changed. I guess so. Not for the better. Do better . Culture! I gave you 3 stars only because you still have solid beer but please do bettered o

A stellar brewery connected to a Days Inn? I just found the hotel I'll be recommending to my friends! Beat Culture is one of only a few breweries close to my house and I've been twice now. It's definitely deceiving from the outside. Besides the fact it's connected to the hotel, you also wouldn't expect just how spacious it is inside! There is so much seating spread out around the large bar and even a second floor that serves as an excellent private event space. There are TV screens and a projector which made it a great venue for us to watch a UM game one weekend afternoon. Our first time in, we tried a flight. I really like IPAs so enjoyed the Social Club NE IPA, but am also a fan of the Escoozy saison and the milkshake IPAs. It seems like their lineup rotates which means you can always try something new. They also do meads which is unique. I tried the "mojito" mead and honestly wasn't a huge fan, and typically like meads. I'll stick to the beer! I also tried the Beat Culture Burger on my last visit and didn't love it... The patty was too thick and definitely not cooked through. A couple of other people had similar thoughts about the food, so this could be a place of improvement. That being said, if solid brews in a cool space is what you're looking for, this is a surefire bet! Super great for large groups, too.

Beat Culture comprises a great taproom and brewery, located on the southwest edge of Miami International Airport, just off of 836. Convenient, cool, and crafty -- Beat Culture produces solid beers, with a decent food kitchen on-site to take a breather on your way home from work, stop before a flight from the airport, or enjoy a night out. Beat Culture's vibe reflects a retro-style dating back to the 30s, with plenty of space to chill at one of the tables or within the bar area while enjoying some tasty beer and wings. Both of which I had on my excursion. The flight I ordered comprised the Chismosa Mimosa (definitely drinks like one), Halfway Crooks Mango Gose (creamy and enjoyable), Vamoose Hazy DIPA (juicy and citrusy), and the Colada Racing Breakfast Stout (smooth and easy to drink). I enjoyed each of the beers as noshed on some wings while chilling at the bar contemplating my existence. With the tasty beers in plentiful supply, the taproom can hold up more than its share of people, with adequate parking on-site, guaranteed to always have a spot to grab a drink. Beat Culture offers a lot of great beers by the airport for some good times.

Randomly dropped by to get out of our typical work from home routine and was so happy we did! Yes - they have Wifi! Surprisingly lots of other people looked as if they were working as well so you aren't alone but it's also not crowded. (During the time we went which was around midday on a Thursday) The brussel sprouts, burgers, tater tots and rest of the dishes we chose were ohhhh so good. We tried quite a few beers - guava pastelito was my favorite and not overwhelmingly sweet. Very chill atmosphere both in vibes and in temp so bring a light sweater if you are like me who gets cold easily.

The food was alright. We got the brisket loaded tots and the queso frito. The queso frito was great, can't really mess that up. The brisket on the tots were cold and dry. Def did not seem fresh. The tots had very little sauce. I expected it to be better honestly. Beer was great. Atmosphere is super chilled.

Don't let the Days INN hotel throw you off as the brewery is on the left side of the building. I got momentarily perplexed when I first arrived for Frank E's and Veronica's UYE back in March 2019. Overall: Great chill ambience in a vast space, live band jamming that night caught my attention, many places to sit, good beer brewed, a full time kitchen (3rd Heritage) that came from a food truck to brick n mortar that supports not only the brewery but Days Inn as needed! Want to sleep the night, wake up walk through the connected hallway, have breakfast here with beer? No problem they say! That earns cool points ;) Ambience: Upon entering, the vastness hits you in a good way. Plenty of various seating, long wood tables, bar seating, high table seating, leather couches. Views of the brewing tanks visible through the windows, good lighting throughout, kegs line the far end where a live band performed excellently all night. Beer: Cool named brews with interesting descriptions such as a Shamrock Shake? Alas, this milkshake IPA was sold out. Boo! I ordered a flight of 4: Air Quotes (double IPA), Clock Shadow (Imperial Stout), Escoozy (Wheat Saison), Irregardless (Hefeweizen collab with Ardent Craft Ales). I liked the irregardless and esoozy the most. Food: A menu with creative descriptions, I ended up ordering what Gato had because of the enormity of this Baby Got Mac burger that has two crispy macaroni n cheese patties housing angus beef, smoked bacon swiss n cheddar with fries. It was a messy experience needing that HUGE knife and fork to eat. The mac n cheese and interesting experience along with the smoked bacon n cheeses but the biggest let down was the average flavor of the angus patties. Underflavored and disapppointed after the buildup of description on the menu. Gato agreed. I felt the fries I had and the poppers app someone else ordered appetize were more satisying. Onto the non-hunger games! We played so many from UNO, to Jenga, Dominoes, Connect Four in the brewery. Go through the connected hallway into Days Inn, though, and you'll find a small game room. There are various old video games but wait now.. there is foosball! Game on! Watching Elena/Ralph compete with Jackie/Jorge was hilarious. Bring all fun loving gamers and stay a long while! Very satisying for a brewery that offfers so much

Love the space and energy that is Beat Culture! Good brews, good food, good people, fantastic events too!!! Absolutely love that they have parking albeit, not plentiful.

Ahhh Beat Culture what a great stop if you want a nice happy hour option after work. I went with some co workers and sat at the bar. We were immediately greeted by a super cheery hospitable bartender. (Really wish I would have asked for his name the receipt said Gaby) I ordered a mango drink wish I got the name (Fukata) because it was soooo good and can't wait to get it again I know it had a funky name haka something my coworker also ordered that and we got a Pilsner. Well a round or two in we wanted to play a game to see who would cover a round of shots for us three so we played never have I ever and tasked our bartender to ask the questions to keep it bias fee. He was awesome and hilarious! Completely invested and we appreciated that really! (I was the apparent lame in the group and got the tab but no problem the deal was great, we'll get to that later.) If you go besides their great beers you have to take advantage of the awesome fried cheese they have ughh to die for drizzled in honey. Did I mention when I walked in there was the cutest little puppet, so bonus points for any brewery you can take your pup to. So down to the check it was 28! I had two rounds of my own drinks plus three for the team and cheese! Ummm yes sign me up I'll always be there now. Can't wait to try more beers soon.

What a nice find in Miami! We came here for the pastelito fest, which featured their pastelito IPAs. The beers did not disappoint! I had the guava and coconut pastelito IPAs. I particularly enjoyed the guava IPA because the flavor really stands out. I think it's unique that this brewery somehow encompasses Miami's essence and culture in their beer flavors. In addition to libations, I had to order some food of course and tried their cowboy quesadilla and loaded tots- both great finger foods to wash down the beers! The atmosphere was very friendly. High ceilings and large spaces where we were able to find corner seating that promoted some social distancing. Great music! I actually took my kids with me, and they were entertained with games they had available, such as a foosball table, a large Jenga set, etc. They have cans of certain beers available which I plan to pick up to bring home. Overall, will I be back? Absolutely!

Great food and tasty beers, comfortable and inviting ambience and friendly staff, very nice experience and I will definitely be here again.

Loved this brewery, first time coming here after work one of our friends was playing music and he invited us to go and check out this place and we loved it. The enviroment was very chill. We were greeted immediately as we walked in. I ordered the beer sampler and got the Sake-San, Social club Neipa, Cocotazo and halfway crocks. My fav one was the Social Club . Im not a big fan of beers but i really liked this one. My husband got escoozy and he also loved it. To eat we had the queso frito i mean this is a must it was soosoo delicious i dont know what type of sauce they put to it but it was fire! Also we ordered chicken wings and they were phenomenal too. We were there for about two hours and we had a lovely time. I will be coming back!!!

I really liked this brewery. They do have a wide selection of their own beer available and they are all Miami themed! The location is a little odd right off of Milam Diary Road attached to a small inn...but the outside does not do the inside justice. The atmosphere indoors was great with lots of super comfy chairs, a beer bench, lots of games, and even had some live music playing on a Saturday Night, but not too loud. The only problem I had here is that I felt that I was a bit ripped off by the sampler of beers because they are quite small at 5 oz, and 2 regular beers cost the same price as the sampler. Not the best bang for my buck but I am glad I was able to try multiple beers, but next time I will just get 2 regular sized beers. I enjoyed my night here drinking beer and chatting with my boyfriend.

Those of those over a certain age in Miami remember this location as the old Club Mystique, home of salsa, cougars and allegedly #sayhellotomylittlefriend. A little older, this location still maintains a fun aura in its current incarnation as Beat Culture Brewery. I had the opportunity to party here last night with a fun crowd for Frank & Veronica's UYE. The beer here is really good, Tony Montana would approve. I started with a flight (sippy cups of beers per Dan C.) of their Escoozy (wheat), Irregardless (Hefeweizen) Vagabond Saison and Social Club IPA. I also ordered a full pour of their Raspberry Beer (which Marilu joked was revoking my man card). As I normally do, I continued my evening with two full pours of Escoozy as I enjoyed spectating the board games and engaging in deconstructivist architecture with Jenga. This is a great spot for game night, as they even have a full set of Cuban Dominos. A 90's rock cover band filled the air with very talented covers of the angsty anthems of our younger days. As far as food, I enjoyed their guava BBQ chicken slider on ciabatta bread & their pulled pork tacos. Their cafecito flan (with real cuban coffee grains) show that these guys amped up the food offerings and have one of the better brewery kitchens. Frank ordered a queso dip for the table., and that was tasty as well. The only reason I'm dinging a star is that their fries could have been a little crispier and the pulled pork a little less dry. I can certainly come back this way soon. Besides, it's next to a Day's Inn if you need to crash out :)

Beat Culture has been on the bookmarks for a while now, but I finally made my way and dropped in for a bit thanks to Frank E's UYE. This brewery is attached to a Day's Inn and located in the deepest corner of Doral that I've never been to. The highlight tonight was the live band playing '90s hits all night. I'm not sure how often they have a live band like this, but it would definitely be a draw for me. Didn't get to try any of the food yet, but I had two beers. One was the Escoozy and I don't remember the name of the other one which had about 8.5% ABV. Both drinks were pretty good in my opinion and the menu seems to change often. Next time, I'm looking forward to trying their Mead if they have it. Really nice venue at Beat Culture with ample seating and lots of space to hang out and walk around. There's more space upstairs. They also have games such as Connect Four and Cuban Dominoes. Will come back again one day.

Hidden. No way I would've known where this was without a GPS. The Days Inn next door overshadows this brewery for sure. Free parking, although somewhat limited when you consider how spacious the actual brewery is. Loved the fact that they had a live band playing and I could get down to the music. They made it easy to have separate checks. There were around 20 of us. Menu was varied and I was able to sample beers before buying. Ended up with their guest Sour BlackBerry Raspberry beer. Cannot comment on food as I didn't order any. From the group, those who ordered food had no complaints and their plates were prettily presented as well. I liked a lot, too, that they had games to play and a very comfortable couch. They had dominos, Connect Four, just to name a couple. Oh, and while I personally didn't go, I heard the bathroom was clean, so that's a plus.

I didn't know what to expect because this brewery was connected to a Day's Inn that's located in the middle of nowhere. And the only way I found out about this brewery was because of Frank and Veronica's UYE. I was pretty impressed with the facility and spaciousness when I walked in plus guests can actually view the distillery from the see-thru windows. There were people inside the distillery so I'm not sure if they actually offer tours. The 1st floor offers plenty of seating configurations including long picnic style tables and several high tops. There's also an upper floor with more tables. I ordered several rounds of their in-house beers and they were decent but don't remember the names. I think one of them was called Split Window IPA. For food, I got "Baby Got Mac" which is a beef patty between two crispy mac n' cheese patties topped with crispy smoked bacon, Swiss & cheddar cheese. The idea and execution were great. However, the burger and mac n' cheese patty lacked flavor. It definitely needed salt or some seasoning. Plus I asked for medium rare but my burger was served very rare in the middle so I didn't finish it. I think they just need to tweak the food a little but presentation wise, they're on point especially for a brewery. I also had a bite of Fried Pickles and Chicken Pop Cone and they were both pretty good. Another bonus was the live cover band. My group really enjoy them. They played a mix of 90s pop rock and they got the crowd going. I had a decent first experience here and from looking at my friends' faces, they also had a great time. And considering the location, the place got pretty busy. Hopefully, we can plan again to come back with a big group.

Came here for a hip hop event this past weekend. The venue is perfect for a small gathering or small intimate show. The brewery it self, I did not check out but I did have two Vamoose IPA beers and a guava cider. Both were great even though I am not a cider fan, flavors were yummy. Service was very slow from one of the male bartenders but over all staff was friendly. Good beer here but I will only come back if i am in the area since it is far for me. Located near Miami International Airport.

They got it right with the name here - this place is all about the culture! Being so close to the airport I didn't expect to be wowed by a local brewery so out of my way. But I must admit every time I have come here the place is lit . Now with that in mind - it may sway how you feel about visiting due to covid. While everyone is mask conscious there's not much of the 6 feet separation going on (at least on the weekends). However, they have a pretty large outdoor area and PLENTY of room in the inside area. We went during a Bully Dog event and there was enough space for both people and those massive animals to sit comfortably. Ok now with all that said - the beers are phenomenal. They have draft, canned, and glass bottle beers that are crafted with exquisite flavoring. I tried the Cafecito beer when I visited last and it was heavenly. I also had the pleasure of trying the Honey Mead (partnered with The Native Guy honey) and I loved it. It was sweet while still being light enough that you can drink the whole bottle. The food is also pretty legit for what you'd find at a brewery. They had a really good brisket and corn bread - yum - that my boyfriend ate and I had the smash burger which was nice and juicy and came with a load of fries. Needless to say if you are looking for a great spot to watch a sports game, hangout with friends, or even meet new people, this is an awesome spot to check out. Again, if you are one of those people that are scared to be in crowds during covid - you might feel uncomfortable visiting during a busy day. But overall I'd say it's worth checking out for yourself!

A hidden gem. Found it thanks to a friend on social media Tried the Cortadito stout a traditional stout brewed with freshly ground per la espresso beans giving this beer an aroma and flavor of milk chocolate covered coffee beans but with a kick. The view is nice. It's by the airport. The vibe of a well kept hipster joint is there too. Kudos to the staff and owners. More importantly. I thank the previous customers that have kept this place alive. May it prosper

Stopped in with some friends on Friday night. They were having a Tesla event, so they weren't allowing cars other than teslas to park in the parking lot, which wasn't ideal because the only other parking available was inside of a gated parking lot attached to a days inn. I think it might be worth mentioning that there were a total of 10-15 teslas and there were 30 open spaces - but they were still "reserved". The bar was spacious, but there also weren't any servers for the high tops. You had to order both food and drinks at the bar and then take them to the table. The beer was good and the food was alright. Nothing out of this world, and the subpar service makes it unlikely that I would return.