Bleau Bar

I had the most amazing night at bleau bar, thanks to the 2 beautiful bartenders Sheyla and Melissa! They were friendly, smiling and easy to talk to, while being efficient at making delicious drinks (highly recommend their lychee and espresso martinis). They really made my experience a 10!

This bar is located inside the fountain bleau resort. You can walk right in. Very open space with white marble floors and a very nice selection of spirits. We tried several different drinks and all of them hit the spot. The staff are very knowledgeable and attentive to your drink requests and questions. Anyone know the secret behind the bow tie desig? I found out from one of the bartenders. I say drop by have a drink or two or three and check it out

Bar is nice and with good atmosphere music. The disco here is ridiculous! 1h wait if you have the tickets and inside is basically mainstream music and nothing else. Bar good for vining and couple of drinks but avoid the disco. Staff is great and very nice!

Girls Nite Out at Bleau Bar last nite was nice but not exciting. Nice crowd, mixed ages, great Hip Hop music, some Latin sounds, good drinks, beautiful remodeled spot to hang out. Service was great at first but when the next crew came on, the service slowed way down and we had to wait a long time for refills even though it was a slow night. We had Tito's with soda and lime, and Ciroc peach with red bull. Glad we revisited but not sure when we will be back.

People watching is great. Quite a few single women fashionably dressed. Drinks are very overpriced but wine is good. No food. Excellent treats at Chef Bon Bon that you can bring here.

Breanna was lovely. Hotel bar with lovely scenery & aesthic. LIV life moeur

Bleau bar is great! The vibe, the atmosphere, THE DRINKS, the music 5🌟! I recently visited for a stay and celebration at the Fountaine Bleau that was absolutely amazing. This bar had everything I wanted all in one & the GM Will went above and beyond to not only make sure all was going well, but helped me make reservations at each of the restaurants there AND walked my friends & I there to make sure everything was good. I felt very vip, hahaha. Would definitely recommend paying a visit to the bar (Marissa was an exceptional bartender, I must say.) for an espresso martini to start the evening.

One amazing cocktail, AZTEC OLD FASHIONED. Professionally prepared by Marissa. I highly recommend it if you are a fan of strong and charismatic cocktails.

Pricey for sure, but the drinks here are absolutely amazing. The Pretty in Pink martini scores a perfect 10. Delilah and Anjelica are both fantastic. There is also a great vibe here and it's a lot of great people watching. If you want to get put of the heat, come here...you will not be disappointed.

Not the best experience with the staff. Asked for a mid shelf tequila margarita, man gave me $50 teq without letting me know (and it wasn't good). Thats whatever, I'm on my way out, acting normal not even talking ,and a security comes screaming at me that i can't be in the property, mind you I have a wristband and the drink I just bought at the bar?? I think he seen it and he was embarrassed and walked away but dang! Bad vibe definitely not a place I'll be staying at in the future.

When in Miami Beach there is nothing more stylish than grabbing a drink at the iconic Fontainebleau Hotel. Situated in the legendary lobby the Bleau Bar is a place to be seen and have a fabulous cocktail. Service was above average for the Miami hospitality.

Bleau Bar is the best lobby bar in Miami. Great service, awesome drinks, excellent customer service and guest experience, and spectacular and instagrammable views all over. Located at the lobby of the iconic Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, this bar is close to the beach as well. Check it out!

Beautiful, ornate bar in the lobby of the Fontainebleau Hotel. An excellent gathering spot for hotel guests and visitors alike. Plenty of comfortable seating, a great cocktail menu, and excellent service. The music gets a little more Clubby with a DJ later in the evening. Also a good spot to have a drink waiting for the nightclub LIV to open.

Girls Nite Out at Bleau Bar last nite was nice but not exciting. Nice crowd, mixed ages, great Hip Hop music, some Latin sounds, good drinks, beautiful remodeled spot to hang out. Service was great at first but when the next crew came on, the service slowed way down and we had to wait a long time for refills even though it was a slow night. We had Tito's with soda and lime, and Ciroc peach with red bull. Glad we revisited but not sure when we will be back.

The place is veery nice, spacious but cocktails & service were not good El lugar es muy bonito, espacioso, pero los cócteles y el servicio no fueron buenos

This bar is located inside the fountain bleau resort. You can walk right in. Very open space with white marble floors and a very nice selection of spirits. We tried several different drinks and all of them hit the spot. The staff are very knowledgeable and attentive to your drink requests and questions. Anyone know the secret behind the bow tie desig? I found out from one of the bartenders. I say drop by have a drink or two or three and check it out

I thought I was going to be WAY more impressed than I was. The "bleau" floor lights were very nice and appealing. We never made it to Liv but we did come here on Monday around 10pm as it was my birthday. It had a decent amount of people around the bar. We were served pretty fast. I went with a "pretty in pink" fast against my better judgement. Something in me told myself I wouldn't like the Prosecco and I was right. The server noticed I wasn't drinking my drink and they offered to make me another drink without Prosecco. This was nice however they put oregano in it. Very interesting. The atmosphere is very alluring and we had a good time all in all. Everywhere you go in Miami the drinks are expensive so I was not surprised. They also add a 20% service fee. I will definitely go back when in Miami!

Perfect place to relax and unwind after a day by the pool! Great service, beverages and music! Highly recommend!

Such a cool bar to visit before or after dinner. Great place to people watch! Drinks compliment the ambiance.

Wow, the Fontainebleau hotel is where the party and action is in Miami Beach. I couldn't believe how packed it was in here. The Bleau Bar is located right in the main lobby and overlooks the pool area. There were many bartenders working so the wait wasn't too bad for drinks. Cocktails were $16-18 range, but that's the going rate in Miami Beach. It's a great place to start/end your night. Make sure to Uber if you're not staying in the hotel. The lights and pumping music makes it an inviting space. If you're looking for draft beers and and of the best wings, head downstairs to Michael Mina's Pizza and Burger place. Michael Mina's Stripsteak is located to the left of the Bleau Bar.

It's a lobby bar in a hotel. Need I say more? Seriously, it's just a lobby bar, where you wait to meet up with people before you head elsewhere. And I guess it kind of doubles as a nightclub in the evening, with its pink and blue lights. In any case, it's a lobby bar in a pricey hotel, so the drinks are going to be way overpriced, and hopefully they are good. In my case, I ordered a Dirty Grey Goose Martini and it was delicious. They aren't hard to make, but when you experienced plenty of similarly priced terrible ones in Asia, you do appreciate when the bartender can do it right. This place (and the hotel in general) is a great place for people watching. It's worth a stop by if your staying in the hotel or eating in one of the many hotel's restaurants. That is, if you're willing to pay $20 for a drink

Cool bar, perfect spot for post conference drinks, plus people watching, hoes spotting, or just networking! But yeah. They do have good cocktail list and wine by the glass program. After all they have some serious renowned chefs that runs their restaurants here from Scott Conan, Michael Mina, Hakkasan, and more! Expect stiff pricing, but what you expect, it's nicer part of Miami. Watch out for skimpy and hoochie escorts here, a lot at the bar!

NOT SAFE FOR WOMEN!!!! I am a regular at this bar, i bring clients here regularly from work and i have witnessed several women being assaulted at and around the bar. When reported to security they informed the girls that hotel guests can "do whatever they want". Last night i was assaulted when a man approached me and kissed me on the face (someone i don't know, who saw me, thought i was attractive and grabbed me and kissed me). I had to push this man away and ask the bartender multiple times to grab security. This has happened to me the week before this and the bartender did nothing. Told me that they have to see an assault themselves to report something... which makes no sense considering there are cameras all over the lounge. Security was useless and blamed me, allowing the man back into the bar where he continued to assault 3 other women. Several men witnessed this as well and tried to report him to security and they were useless.

The Bleau Bar located within Fountainbleau is a neat spot that can get extremely crowded especially during nights that LIV is popping. The crowd often leads to fantastic people watching as they enter the club, it literally gets hilarious and eventful at times. The bar itself has some pretty friendly bartenders that serve some rather stiff drinks but yes they are pricey... It hey, in Miami Beach you can't expect cheap drinks, especially in this part of town. Pros- Friendly servers Location Stiff drinks Seating is plentiful People watching Cons- Can get really crowded Crowd is a bit rough at times Pricey Sometimes classy, sometimes not

I love this place I want to go back Gorgeous beautiful people & great drinks love it! Service is always good. Fun & friendly

Bleau Bar finds a way to become more trashy every time I'm there. If it's not somebody passing out in a chair needing an ambulance it's somebody with a small ego trying to start a fight. Bottom line is that this an out of date bar that will continue to go down hill. If you desire class stick with the Surf Club because the Fountainbleau is low class and trying to live off of nostalgia!

Expensive after hour bar with lots of atmosphere in the slow area of town. Not much to see her but was worth the trip.

Came here on a Friday night and this was more than a hotel lobby bar! Service was quick and drinks were strong. Music was great! Everyone was dancing and having a great time. The bar overlooks the outdoor pool and cabanas. This is a spot to stay at if you are not into going to somewhere like Liv or to start the evening off.. the vibe accommodates everyone and I must say management was top notch and went above and beyond to make our experience a great one!

I'm a huge fan of the Fontainebleu and the Bleau Bar is one reason why. The bartenders are incredibly sociable, engaging, awesome mixology skills and the music is on point. It's a great spot to socialize, network and feel sexy for your night out or just a chill night. The only downfall are the drink prices and can get super crowded.

Bree at the Bleau Bar made my passion fruit gin sour and it was strong and very delicious! I'm one happy customer. The entire ambiance here is fun. Stop by and ask for Bree, a stunning and tall blonde bombshell with the hands of a Mixologist.

We stayed at this Fontainebleau Hotel in Mid January this month. Here for a few nights and here every evening and ordered at least 5 to 9 drinks from the bar. My favorite is the "Pink _____"( always for the last part) but they know exactly what i want. Drink is fruity but can get you going after a couple.

Stopped for a drink at Bleau Bar on Sunday evening a bit before our reservation at Hakkasan. I ordered a Mango Ginger cocktail as well sat by the window overlooking the pool area. Quality The drink that I had was pretty unique, as it had a very strong mango flavor, with lots of chunks of mango in the drink. Most of my party had ordered more standard fare, but if not for the size and price I would have been very happy with my drink. Quantity I was shocked when they brought out my drink and it was barely halfway filled. It was still a strong drink, but it was a drink I felt like I took down in two gulps. Value So by no means was I expecting that the hotel lobby bar at the Fontainebleau would be cheap, but for what I was given it was absurd. I would never order a drink from the bar again. Ambiance The Bleau Bar is located right in the main entrance of the Fontainebleau. The bar stands tall around a giant pillar and forms a circular rotation of chairs and couches in the area. It was still early so it was not lit up, but on our way out it was bright neon colors. Since we had a little time to kill we took a seat over by the giant windows that overlook the pool area. It was a nice view, but nothing spectacular where you feel like it really enhances the experience. The music was soft instrumental background music that is typical of a hotel. Crowd It was still early in the evening when we arrived, so the bar area was pretty empty. At this point most hotel visitors were likely still drinking by the pool. However, as we exited the hotel on Sunday evening, you could see a dramatic shift as many people appeared to be heading to the bar before starting their evening fun. Service I was not thrilled by the pour of my drink and I feel either the bartender and the waitress should have done something. At least put the drink in a smaller glass if it is supposed to be a smaller drink so it does not look so blatant. Parking Valet parking can be extremely expensive, but they do have discounted valet for things such as Miami Spice. On this occasion we took a car, just make sure you know that they have a separate pickup area if you did not valet on the southern end of the hotel. Extra Although what the Fontainebleau provides may not be to every persons liking, I am a big believer in the quality of most of their restaurants and service. However, I believe the Bleau Bar is in need of a revamp. For the primary bar in such a giant hotel, I just expected way more.

Marisa is the best hands down! A master mixologist with great energy and charisma. Thank you for an awesome experience.

Service was great. Went for a celebration with the team. Definitely a spot to go to during the weekend.

The lobby and bar is cooled down to arctic temperatures, so don't forget to bring your fur! :-) The bartenders are nice and competent and the cocktails are great, but very expensive. So that's not a everyday joy!

This is my third time staying at the Fontainebleau hotel and it is a special place. When one stays at the Fontainebleau, one must experience the bleau bar! It's spectacular! Especially at night. We arrived early for check in and decided to start celebrating early! Our server, Angelica, was as friendly as she could be. We discussed wines and drinks. Most importantly, she had been to places I have frequented in my travels like the Buena Vista and the famous door in New Orleans. She is a wonderful bartender. The drinks are very good. Recommend you visit the Bleau Bar at night. Spectacular!!! It's a must in Miami Beach!! Angelica works from opening till 5pm. Ask for her! Will be back.

2 stars for the DJ who was keeping the crowd moving, comfy seating and the sheer quality of people watching that is available (rich, poor trying to act rich, ladies of the night and their elderly prey, tourists, etc). But if I'm gonna pay $46 (yes, $46) for 2 shots and be treated like customers do not exist by bartenders whose jobs depend on those same invisible customers' patronage, I'd rather stay home. Or come, order water and sip out of my flask (which reminds me, I need to go get a flask!).

Wow.... Such a beautiful venue! Seriously, one of the more beautiful bars we've experienced outside of Vegas. The service was mediocre at best (just like Vegas), as the servers didn't seem to care if you were interested in ordering or in keeping you happy, as there were so many people in the place. Prices are high, but seem to be the norm for this area.

Dear Bleau Bar, You are sophisticated and hip, attracting a lively crowd from all over the hotel. Located right in the middle, its the first thing you see when walking into the Hotel. One barely even notice the entrance to LIV on your right, as you enter the Lobby. Your bar is blue from head to toe, and I like that! Personally, the color blue has always been my favorite, and of course it matches well with the name of your Hotel (which translates to Blue Fountain). There's always something going on here and there's always people to watch. When I was here last Saturday there was a charity event of some sort and we saw a lot of celebrities, including Russell Simmons, who walked right past us. So keep your eyes peeled because you never know who you'll get to see while enjoying your libations at the Bleau Bar! You ROCK Bleau Bar. No matter how crowded the entrance to LIV gets or how ridiculous the bouncers are being, I know you're actually giving them a run for their money. And this is the BEST place to meet your friends if you're actually going to LIV, as we did, or dining at any of the hotel's restaurants. See you 'round, Sabrina*

Hector, the bartender here, was great to us on a Friday afternoon. He was quick, made some delicious drinks and was very pleasant. I love a bartender with good energy! This bar is beautiful, with plenty of soft seating along the perimeter. It's inside of the lobby of the beautiful fontainebleu hotel and a convenient place to have some drinks before heading into LIV. It's pricey (average of $17 per cocktail) but that goes for everything in this hotel. Thanks Hector!

This is an expensive place to lounge, but it is spacious and has nice seating... To paraphrase Macklemore from his hit, "Thrift Shop"... I hit South Beach Miami and they stop in Fountainbleau They be like, "Oh, that Bleau Bar scene - that's hella tight." I'm like, "Yo - that's $10 for a Bottled Water." Plastic Bottle Voss 16.9 ounce edition, let's do some simple addition ten dollars for a bottle of water - that's just some ignorant bitch (shit) I call that getting swindled and pimped (shit) I call that getting tricked by a business That water's not hella dough, plus they charge 18% on top as a service fee And having the same Voss as Walmart for $1.44 in this bar is a hella don't Peep game, come take a look through my telescope Trying to get girls from a brand? Man you hella won't Man you hella won't ...oh, by the way, if you only want water, sometimes they have a free cold water dispenser with cups at the end of the bar near the window, and at worst, walk down towards the Spa and there's a free water fountain... And if you think the water is expensive, you should order some alcohol. I think it's $20 for a beer and $30 for wine. But if you don't care about money, and want a place to lounge it's a nice spot. They are honest here 'tho, a friend of mine left his credit card and open tab, and the next day they had the card held at the concierge for him secure and safe for him to pick up without incident.

If you get a thrill from going to famous places in the USA and also like to go to swanky and hip bars then you will love the Bleau Bar at the world famous Fontainebleu Hotel in Miami. The hotel is considered a national architectural landmark. It's fun to be in the lobby bar with the blue floor and pink column in the middle of the bar. It's a comfortable lounge. Drinks are fun, moderately priced and taste good. Service is prompt and courteous. The leather couches are so comfortable. I'll come back when I visit Miami again. Worth a trip for a nice before or after dinner drink.

Last night, we went to have a cocktail to celebrate the memory of my husbands deceased father as this was one of his favorite hotels. The bar was beautiful and quite, not too many people sitting, maybe a half dozen. We sat at the bar and the bartender put napkins in front of us. She then pulled a disappearing act walking to the other end out of sight behind the bottles stacked in the middle. She reappeared, and had a lengthy conversation with two other bar tenders, hiding behind the portion of the bar that lifts up to permit passage through. We waited politely and tried to catch her eye. After 15 minutes more we gave up and were about to leave to go to the Eden Roc. She suddenly showed up with a snarky, "Is there a problem??" (Yes, why keep us waiting at a nearly empty bar for no apparent reason, and not acknowledge she was on her way, or offer an appology.) We ordered the drinks, when she brought them over she said, "that will be $42.) No please, no check, we asked for a tab. The price was expected not upset about that, but the 18% added gratuity for lousy service with no way to change it rankled. Next year we will go to Eden Roc.

Great drinks. Great staff. Nothing bad to say about this neat little spot in the hotel. Nice view of the outside during the day time and awesome lighting at night. I would certainly recommend stopping here!

nice lounge....waitresses need to chill out a little and the LIV bouncers make everybody wait 45 minutes to get in..unless your Persian, every single persian and their mom was in the club. I walked out. $20.00 to get in, $15.00 drinks.

Horrible service, worse bourbon drink I ever tasted and we tried to kindly tell the bartender and they simply did not give a shit! Response was "oh sorry buddy". Granted it was last call this was unacceptable. Right after we got our night cap a big guy came over and corralled us away from the bar before we even got our drink in our hand. He said you can drink it but at a couch, bar is closed. Extremely tacky. Walk three buildings down to a different hotel for your nightcap. My guess is lack of service as they add the tip of 20% to your bill for you. It's a trend this part of the strip, add tip and give lousy service.... Find a spot further down south and bet you will be happy. This was not my first time here it was my 3rd and last. Le Cote outside by the pool is not like this inside establishment. Managers should be ashamed to have a bartender with a bad attitude. We are not any young bar bopping 20 year old. Spend your money elsewhere.

I am all about the customer service and this bar nailed it. Hector not only helped me find an outlet to do work, but created a phenomenal concoction (we are going to call it Cloud 9) to satisfy my taste buds. Wish I could stay here longer!

Big shoutout to Paola G. who was our cocktail server for two days in a row. She remembered us and our previous drinks. She was very friendly, observant, attentive, and provided great service. If you just arrived to Fontainebleau on a red eye, I'd highly recommend the "But First, Coffee". And if you like spicy drinks, go for the Passion...oh wait, I forgot what's it's called. Ask Paola, she'll hook you up. Have fun and don't get crazy.

Super fun area with a blue florescent floor and a drinking bar...need I say more. The bartender is nice and doesn't just sour mix up the drinks.

i had Jack on the rocks. Its kind of pricey, well what do you expect? Its 5 stars hotel. The bartender was friendly.

Was skeptical because I came from The Bronx and know drinks! I was born around heavy handed bartenders. I walked in the bar and challenged the beautiful Melissa to make me a "Strong Island". Being from Jerz, she knew what I meant! If you ever come here...ask for Melissa! She's a beast!

The Bleau Bar is the lobby bar inside the main entrance of the Fountainbleau Hotel, and is really the first thing one sees when entering this place. The first time I'd come to the Fountainbleau post-renovation, I didn't know how I felt about this bar. I mean, you walk into the lobby of this iconic hotel that's been around since the 1950s and see the brass-framed entrance doors and windows, the grand chandeliers overhead, the black and white "bowtie" floor tiles and one can sense that you've just stepped into a special place. Then you look directly ahead and see this modern and in some ways almost futuristic looking lobby bar called the "Bleau Bar" all lit up with colored LED lighting, and it's a complete contrast to the rest of the more traditional and tastefully appointed lobby. Then you order a drink, and the price makes many a SOBE bars' prices look reasonable. That being said, I've been to this bar a few handfuls of times, mostly to meet up with groups of people for dinner at one of the restaurants in the Fountainbleau complex, but more often to come here for a post-dinner drink and to watch "the show". "The Show", of course, is the incredible people watching that starts at about 11:15 as the doors to LIV at the far end of the lobby are about to open. You see the groups of guys who think they're the stuff that every woman must dream about, they walk up to the entrance of LIV all cocky, and are promptly turned away by the doormen because they have no women in their group; You see the very young women who are wearing about 5 layers of makeup and the shortest skirts known to man (sans panties, of course), but who would actually look much more attractive if they'd peel off about 1/2 the makeup. In short, they're dressed and made up in a way that screams "Some guy with an expensive car and bags of cash is gonna take me home tonight and treat me like the pig I'm made up to look like." Then, of course, there are the mother/daughter duos where the mom and daughter are both dressed and made up the same, so the daughter can move in for the kill first, and mom gets all the "spoils" who get turned away by her whelp. In the end, though I still have mixed feelings about the bar, and despise being charged $20 for a mixed drink (though it's generally a strong pour) and may only give the bar itself 3 stars, the people watching and entertainment value when LIV is opening gets a strong 5. Averaged out, we'll give 'er 4 stars overall...

Complete and utter luxury in this grand lobby bar. It wouldn't be far-fetched to feel like Miami's celebrity mainstays from the 1940s might easily be waiting for you with a Manhattan in hand. The opulence from the gaudy gold that surrounds you, the light that pours in from the floor to ceiling windows that highlights the pool just beyond and the casual lounging going on immediately transports you to some kind of vacation. Living just a few blocks south of the Fountainbleau, having a drink here, and certainly dropping a decent dime to do so, had me instantly feeling like I was on a weekend furlough. Around me, corporate Midwesterners showed off their lobster tans, Miami playboys seduced equally attractive women, older gentlemen with a yacht likely parked across the street sipped scotch and the commonality between all: visible giddiness.

This place is HOT like fire baby. The hotel is absolutely stunning and a party of it's own caliber. Most of the reason why people seemed to be flocking to this place was in a failing attempt to deem themselves cool enough to enter the much sought after club downstairs Liv. Clearly I was not cool enough to enter that pretentious party filled with wannabes, so I just stuck to Bleau Bar for the hilarious people watching. Everyone and their mother was fighting like Black Friday sales just to get a word with the jackass bouncers and fork over thousands of dollars just to be allowed into Liv. That is SO not my scene, but my friend thought it would be cool for me to see. Epic fail. I'm totally fine with that because the experience was enough to satisfy this gal. All kinds of people frequent this place. The actual bar itself is circular covered in tile and lit up in blue and pink lights. It was very sexy... Very sexy. I would totally go back here but definitely skip the attempt to gain access to Liv. It's a waste of your valuable time.

The vibe is good, theres a good dj, seating is spacious but the expensive drinks are a mood killer. They impose 18% tip on each drink, so after tax and tip you're at about $23 for a cocktail, which isnt even filled close to the brim. I hate when bars gauch and this is certainly the case here, when the cost of making a drink for them is probably $2-3. I don't expect them to provide cheap drinks given the clientele but come on, you could do $12-14 for a cocktail and still make a hefty profit. Shame on you Bleau Bar.

BEST scenery ever. It's worth a drink. Fancy white circular bar, blue lighted elegance, and if you are a world traveler, you will appreciate this lounge. It had a beautiful glow, and I felt like my fiance and I were Jolie & Pitt. If you are on VACA, I strongly am recommending this place to you. The floors are marbled, and they play great music. People are walking in and out of their rooms, from outside, and restaurants in the hotel. It's a good people watching place. I appreciate trends, and this was a place I was noticing a lot of people in awesooomme trends.

I came during Memorial Day weekend/Urban Beach Week so my impression of the bar may be a little...wonky. After dinner at Hakkasan (which was amazing), we came to the bar to grab a couple drinks and watch the shitshow that was sure to ensue. The bar is situated in the lobby of the hotel which is this beautiful, Vegas-like setting with huge chandeliers, a view of the pools and cabanas, and shop-lined walkways. I kept looking around expecting to see craps tables. The bar has cool lit floors and sexy waitresses and bartenders serving up nice stiff drinks. We scored a couple of seats at the bar and played amateur anthropologists and professional alcoholics. Such an interesting mix of people coming through the lobby! People were definitely dressed to the nines last night, though interpretations of what "the nines" meant varied greatly. Everything from 80s prom dresses, skintight cocktail dresses, Christian Louboutins, Sesame Street tshirt (size XXXL on an adult, not a child), booty shorts and a bikini top...it was all here swirling around together to the Top 40s playing We had initially planned on going to the club in this hotel but quickly vetoed that idea when we discovered the usual cover had gone from $20 to $200(!!) because Drake happened to be playing there as a part of Urban Beach Week I guess. Not too devastating given the prime people watching real estate we had and the high weird-factor. Overall, a really good time. I thought the ladies behind the bar did a great job given the shenanigans that happened (2 fire alarms, people throwing drinks on the floor intentionally...). The management did a great job of keeping the crowd under control and herded into appropriate areas. Not bad. Oh. Except for the prices. W. T. F. Essentially $20 drinks served in plastic cups. They are about $17 a piece for Jameson and coke and tax and a 15% service charge are included automatically. Ouch. If every weekend was like this, I would probably buy one of the condos attached to the property.