Dogfish Head Miami

Brewery · Miami Fashion District

Dogfish Head Miami

Brewery · Miami Fashion District

325 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127

Highlights

Innovative ales, tasty eats, immersive art, and DJ bingo nights

325 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127 Get directions

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Dogfish Head Miami Review - Wynwood - Miami - The Infatuation

"Dogfish Head is a Wynwood brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. This place used to be Concrete Beach Brewery, and it looks almost the same except for a new paint job. But it’s still a great choice to grab some beers with friends or an after-work drink with coworkers. It’s quiet enough to have a conversation, there’s lots of shaded outdoor seating and booths good for small groups, and the beer is tasty. If it’s a hot day, try the SeaQuench Lime Slushi, a very good frozen beer blended with sugar and lime. They also have a food truck that churns out bar snacks like conch and crab fritters, empanadas, and wings." - Ryan Pfeffer

https://www.theinfatuation.com/miami/reviews/dogfish-head-miami

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Miah Morningstar

Google

Lively atmosphere and beautiful drinking spot. The staff are so nice and they have lots of cool activities going on throughout the week. Wednesdays are bingo nights and the host (Daniel, I think?) is so funny and does an excellent job keeping it light and fun. I absolutely recommend making this one of your regular hangout spots. Very LGBTQ+ friendly Limited (paid) street parking available

Nathan

Google

One of our first breweries while brewery hoping. Easy to get to and in a sort of artsy area. Visiting from Arizona on a weekend trip and we both love a good brew. Good variety of beer to choose from, sampled a few different ones and weren't disappointed by any of them. Staff were extremely helpful and recommended some of their favorites. Prices were reasonable for sure and we enjoyed the outdoor seating area. Good beer and good times.

Sky Thai

Google

You most likely have seen their beers at the grocery store or a restaurant because they have a pretty big reputation. They aren't originally from Miami, but Milton, Delaware. So, pretty cool they have another brewery location in the Wynwood area of Miami. Overall, good open space with a lot of beers on tap. Definitely recommend getting a flight to try all their special seasonal brews. It's in a good location too that is perfect for bar hopping!

Manuel Hernandez (Manny)

Google

I just love this place! Not pretentious, great beer (that they brew -the SoFlo Pils is my favorite), yummy tapas (just saw arepa con queso in the menu today -SIIIII!!) and the attention is great. And it doesn’t hurt that I live upstairs! 🙃 Update July 27: come by on Wednesdays! It’s bingo night with DJ Hottpants!

Elisha Moretti

Google

Dogfish head is the 1st craft beer I ever had In my life and till this day they still don't disappoint. Very nice set up in and out door bar. Good tunes and the whole vibe is on point! The beer is phenomenal don't miss out in this flavorful experience. Update: FOOD the chicken wings (mango 🥭 spicy bbq) was Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm finger licking good! Plus you gotta try the Herbed french fries the BEST fries ever! Who knew garlic oil and rosemary could pair up so well!!! Oh hold up you gotta try the slushies absolutely WOW !!! So refreshing! It was the SeaQuench 😋

Sam Keske

Google

Some of the best high-ABV, hoppy, and sour options you'll find in the southeast. Now part of a Craft Brewery-qualified team with Sam Adams, DFH has embraced the MDC vibe, which parallels their environmentally and socially conscious mission. Really friendly, enthusiastic, and helpful staff.

Google

The fried chicken and waffles were really good. But I am troubled w any place that serves food in a paper plate and plastic cutlery when we r paying restaurant prices for our food. If my beer can be served in A glass, so should my meal. And as far as these plates/ cutlery being 'compostable', we all know behind the scenes, it is handled like trash at the end + also an unsustainable practice in my book.

Greg Schatell

Google

When I saw something called “Not Your Typical Chicken and Rice” on the menu, I obviously had to order it and I’ve got to say, they weren’t lying. SO flavorful! The chicken is marinated in their Seaquench Ale and the rice is mixed with chorizo sausage. Plus the crema drizzle on top was 👌. At $9 it’s a steal and their happy hour (M-F from 5-7pm) prices ($5 select beers) were awesome too! ⁠