Focal Brewing Company

Bousa Brewing, always a great experience. The staff is very welcoming and they know their beer. I've tired almost all their beers. Although I don't have a particular favorite beer, they are all tasty. The staff does give tours of the brewery. This week I attended a networking event and the experience the staff put together was incredible.

Easy to get to from US-1, plenty of parking. Cool looking brewery, with board games and ping pong! Wide variety of beers, so something for every palate. For a brewery just getting started (5 months), the quality of the product is amazing. Impeccable service too! Every beer lover coming through the area - looking at you, snowbirds - should check this place out.

"Bow-sa." This place is legit. Reminds me of the great neighborhood brewery in Portland. Great deco and vibe. Berliner was out (was looking forward to it) but that's too be expected after a holiday weekend Friday / Saturday. NE ipa was different than most but pretty enjoyable. Best part was the kids area for our 3 year old to enjoy while we relaxed. Will come back for sure!

Really happy to see more breweries popping up in Miami! Bousa is nestled between Biscayne Blvd and NE 2nd ave off some train tracks in Little River. The brewery has a very inviting vibe- very clean and more spacious than it looks from the outside. They have doors that open to the back of the brewery, with 2 ping pong tables, and various games to be played. Very nice decor too. The beers were pretty good, I had the quad and one of their collab IPAs. The beers that I’ve had aren’t mind-blowingly amazing but they do a decent job on them. Overall, a great brewery to hang out at with friends and family. I’d definitely come back. Good first stop before heading to Wynwood for more breweries, where you can find more exceptional beer.

Nie atmosphere. Many of their beers are good. I recommend getting a sample first before ordering a pint because their beers are a little different.

Bousa Brewing: Great place and environment. My wife and I tried the arepa and burger, and it’s was delicious. The beer is perfect and the level of service is wonderful. I will say great ppl and place to socialize and hang out. Overall I’m impressed and will return again for certain.

As a craft beer lover who recently moved to Miami, this place was On my radar for months. I took the bus up from Brickell, crossed the train tracks, and found this hidden gem pumping out legit beer. In typical Miami fashion, a super model was drinking alone at the bar. I really thought to myself “ did they hire her to be eye candy for drunks?” But I think she just liked their beer! Secondly: great service which is not standard in Miami. Most Importantly is that I tried nine beers and all were good. Usually, there are duds but I didn’t detect any. I did want more British style beers but they only had one on tap. Still, they crossed a broad spectrum of beers and nailed virtually all of them (Irish reds, ipas, triples, marzens, light beers, and more). needless to say I will be back (with growler in hand). Update: docking them one-star because the seemingly friendly bartender told her friend (when I was still within earshot) what a bore I was. Hey, I thought I had decent bar conversation!

Hidden gem in North Miami! Great and interesting local beer, and friendly bartenders in a chill ambiance. We have been a few times and definitely plan to return!

This place was a bit tricky to find because the GPS sends you the back of the place which looks like the front. So after circling for a few minutes we noticed a sign that said to drive up the alley. Inside is really spacious and I was there for a Nomade music event. The bar tender was nice and explained the different beers they had and gave us one to taste. We liked it so we ordered the full glass. They were about $8 each. Really good place, def recommend if you like beer :)

Showed up "during business hours" to find the doors locked and the entire place empty. No signage on the door about being closed on a Friday night, had higher hopes for this place after walking 15 minutes to get here.

Good beer and a sweet little space. No gimmicky flavors here, just classic, well-brewed beers. Really enjoyed the malt stout, which was $7 for a pint, good, and packed an ABV punch. No food, but they let us bring in our own outside food (the pizza place down the street is amazing!). The indoor space is cool. Lots of tables, a ping pong table, and nice colorful painting on the wall. They have outdoor seating, though the space leaves something to be desired. Three tables placed close together with no decor and little light, overlooking the railroad tracks. We sat outside anyway since one of the bartenders wasn't wearing a mask. Then, get this, she and one of the other bartenders came outside, grabbed the table 2 feet from us, and started smoking. Could have asked if we were cool with it, could have grabbed a farther table. Nope. We were forced to deal with loud chisme, lack of social distance, and cigarette smoke. Um, no thanks. Not a way to treat your customers. We left when another girl lit up right next to us after. Guess the outdoor area is more a smokers' patio than outdoor seating for social distance or customers who want to enjoy outside.

Focal has taken over the spot where another local brewery used to operate from and has really breathed life into the place! There IS outdoor seating usually, as they set up tents in front with high tops (unsure if this is regular or only on occasion though). Focal has stuck to its roots and continues to make brewing it's focus (hehe). They do many events with entertainment and/or food trucks/stands/etc. I'm happy they've moved into he neighborhood to get this spot bumping!

Looking for a new beer focal point in Miami's upper northeast side? Then check this place out in the Little River District. Part beer bar, part lounge, part rec space, part art gallery...this place is all the vibes The beers are easily drinkable, the staff friendly and knowledgeable, the atmo is #chillaf and they are following and enforcing COVID safety precautions. Whether you stay for a pint , a flight, or grab some beer to go this space will become your new fav beer place.

I visited Bousa Brewing a couple of months ago with friends and we all liked it a lot. Today I decided to go back and bring some new friends, and I could not be more disappointed. I really hate to write such a low review, but based on tonight's experience I'll have to think twice before coming back. We got to Bousa around 9:30pm on a Friday, and it was dead. There were only a couple more people inside... on a Friday night. I went up to the bartender and asked for a menu. He then proceeded to grab a sharpie and started scratching off beers. More than half the menu was not available. We ordered beer flights to taste the four beers they had available. We got one, and had to wait about 20 mins for the other three. The reason? They didn't have clean empty glasses, so we had to wait for those to be washed and then for them to cool down after being in the dishwasher. The beers were okay. Last time we were here we received some recommendations based on our beer preferences, and this time that did not happen. The place stayed pretty much dead throughout the entire time we were there. The bartender never checked on us or anything, even with an empty bar. He honestly looked annoyed the whole time, which is fine, people have bad days sometimes. We did like the availability of games to play. UNO made our experience a little better. I was hyping up this place to my friends and was planning on bringing others, but after tonight's experience, I'm not sure that will be happening.

So into Bousa, also not on my beer crawl, but definitely worth a visit. To start with, it's in a warehouse area and the entrance is like in an alley off the railroad tracks. Just suffice to say, if you are going to visit GPS only works so well. My GPS got me to the back door and my common sense got me to the front door which is literally around the corner. Fast forward.... Saturday afternoon, the place is pretty empty with two beertenders who were fantastic, me and one regular. We'll call him the honey guy. So around 5pm the beer bus shows up and after that the place is packed... literally. The BEER: Little Haiti Honey Blonde... 5.2% it was good and the honey was prevalent La Picara IPA... 6.4% it wasn't my favorite IPA, but by far better than most Triple...9.3% this one is a keeper... marriage certificate included with every purchase American Wheat Ale... 5.5% I don't know... If you love bud you'll luv this Dunkles Bock... 7% decent Monroe Red Ale...5.1% not in my flavor profile Mayami Blonde Ale... 5% millerisch budisch Cherry Bomb... 5.3% its spicy, but definitely a cherry finish Honey Brown... 5.3% this was my second favorite, really good Murky Shores Hazy IPA.... 6% and you won't find a better IPA in Miami... my word is bond Smoked on the Nitro... 7% I really liked this, oddly enough I think it would pair well with sushi This was an incredibly great experience. I really wish I lived closer.

This brewery is right by the railroad track, you can sit inside the taproom and watch the train zooms by. Kind of like Funky Buddha. However, the mood is very different. Unlike many breweries with an industrial feel or cavernous taproom, here, with lots of white, light-colored wood, and succulents on the table, the vibe is very hygge. Their tap list, about 15 or so, offers their own beers, with some year-round regulars, taproom exclusive, and a few collaborations. Beer is available in several sizes, from 5 oz pours for $4 to growlers. Somewhat standard line up of a variety of styles from blonde to quad, with some fruit and coffee infusions, but nothing too wild and crazy like Funky Buddha or Wakefield. The place is not too hard to find, a little off the MiMo district and Biscayne Blvd, and they have signage outside the building to point you the right way. I don't go to this area too often, but definitely if I am in the neighborhood for Cindy Lou's cookies, Wabi Sabi, or other nearby faves, will add this as a stop.

Cool little place one you find it. Navigation takes you to the opposite side. So park there or the other side and walk it. Inside it is fresh and clean. Very nice decor and well thought out. There's some artwork up that's pretty cool. It's edgy and in the vibe of street/pop art. Enough about that crap, on to the beer. They have a good varied draft selection and have some guests beers as well. I went with a friend that is trying to find their beer pallet and wasn't sure what beer to get. Well the bar host went out of their way to get a small sample of everything and speak to the beers as they were sampled. What I call world class service. Again the host was great and super nice. There are some snack food but nothing too deep. There is a game area in the warehouse. Everything from board games, Jenga, cards against humanity and ping pong. This is a little tucked away gem for me. Wish I had come sooner. Will definitely be back!

The local microbrewery scene is definitely taking off in Miami, Bousa may be latest newcomer to appear only a few months ago but they're already off to a strong start! The location may not be what you're used to, being right next to a railway in a little river business district but that makes it cool in my opinion. The space is clean and inviting, service is nice and welcoming, and the beer is really good! I tried a variety of the offerings, all excellent, but I settled for the stout which was rich in coffee flavor but not heavy like some stouts can be. Of course what I consider good or bad is subjective, just go see for yourself and support our local breweries!

What a breath of fresh air! This place is just fantastic. Not only do they offer a great selection of amazing beers but the place itself is just so fresh and inviting. There are definitely some great breweries in Miami but some of them just start to look and feel all the same. Not Bousa! It's all white with light wood details ... and lots of green everywhere with the hanging plants and mini bonsai on the tables. It's such a relaxing vibe here. The place is very spacious with lots of seating and some couches. Also have an area towards the brewery itself with ping pong tables and toys for kids. Everything very well thought of. Everyone here seems really friendly. And the staff is super attentive. Definitely a nice cool new place to chill and enjoy great beer.

The beer is fine, the interior is cool, and they do have some limited outdoor seating. HOWEVER, this place doesn't even pretend to care about Covid. My wife and I got there around 10 on a Friday night and everything seemed normal. Then, about 15 minutes later the maskless masses appeared and packed the place. There were probably 50 people inside and the only people wearing masks were me and the bartender. That's not an exaggeration, I wish I'd taken a picture. I wouldn't even have been inside, but this is a place where they hold your credit card hostage if you start a tab (which is also very odd). Anyway, it's not safe to go here during the pandemic. If you are at all worried about your health, skip this place, I know I will.

Little River's best kept secret! Since last year Focal has become our favorite spot to hang out. All their beers are good, specially Mayami Blonde that's perfect for Miami's hot weather. There's always good music playing and every other weekend they have live djs.

Hidden brewery... chill spot with ping pong tables. Not really my kind of brewery a bit young for my taste ... i was not impressed with the beer. Suppppper over priced local art.

Great beer... Loved the art near the bathrooms... I followed my GPS and ended up at the back of Bousa... Came for the brunch, beer and dolphins game... The food was from the cafe next door (it was yummy) and a really great deal... Very delish. Their country bread is from Sullivans Bakery, fyi. As far as the beer, make sure you get the honey blonde... It's their best seller and for a reason. While light, it has great flavor. Knock back a sample flight so you can taste your favorites! Great staff, awesome service... Fun place - there's a sitting area near the tanks for a more chill vibe. If you come around the front just know there it's a gravel road you have to go through when you exit that has some dips.

Finally made my way to Bousa Brewing the other day and I'm so happy I did! I have tried Bousa's beers at many events around town and am always pleased at what they offer. The brewery itself is located in the Little River Business district and is pretty spacious. I went on a Thursday afternoon and was happy hour which was lovely. I enjoy their American Wheat beer, and they have several different taps on rotation. They also have a menu of empanadas which are delicious! I enjoyed a ham and cheese empanada when I was there. I saw on instagram that they have lots of fun programing like trivia and things like that which I will definitely be back for!

This used to be a family friendly place with delightful servers when it was Bousa Brewing. This was our first time back since it became this new thing which I can only describe as a packed college party with no one wearing masks except some of the employees. They took out the ping pong tables and replaced them with beer pong tables!‍ The worst part was the service. They brought my bill after I told them to keep a tab open. When I pointed this out, the sever wasn't even apologetic but kept my card. Then when I went to order another beer they couldn't find my tab. When I finally paid (again) they overcharged me for a beer I didn't drink. I didn't even say anything because at that point I knew I wasn't coming back . The kicker is that the suggested gratuity starts at 20% in typical hose-you-down Miami fashion. GTFOH. As far as we're concerned, this place has been ruined and we won't be back.

I live about 2 minutes away so one Friday night, when my wife and I wanted to go out for something chill, we decided to try out this brewery. We quickly researched it online and found out that they were hosting a band for some live music that same night. The place itself is very nicely decorated and the bartenders are friendly. We were allowed to sample a few of the beers before placing our drink order, which is always nice; I normally opt for IPA style beers and theirs were great. shortly after the live band started and it made for a really nice night out. They also have somewhat of a game room in the back where we played some ping pong. Looking forward to my next visit.

Saw this new brewery in town and had to stop in. What a little gem! In the River Market business district, it is located with a bunch of other warehouses. The ambiance is very cool, with live plants hanging down from the ceiling, cool local art work and some corn joke and ping pong in the brewing room. The server was also super friendly and let us try a bunch of beers before we decided on a glass. They had a bunch of different styles of beer, from a Belgian wheat to a stout. My husband decided on the American IPA, which he said was not as hoppy as a normal IPA but very easy to drink with a nice biscuity flavor. I got a glass of the red wine (dang gluten intolerance) but it was actually quite good and looked like they make it onsite as it was on draft. We will definitely swing back in when we are in town again.

Checked out Bousa Brewing on Saturday evening. Did not order any food, but utilized Samplers to try out each of the eleven beers they had on tap. Quality Bousa Brewing is a newer brewery to the Miami scene, and one that has not garnered enough attention. That is a huge mistake, because they have an impressive selection of tasty beers and a very cool vibe. The day we visited they had on tap a Tripel, IPA, Hazy IPA, American Wheat, Citrus Belgian, Guava Ale, Bitter, Amber, Stout, Marzen Lager, and Quad. Not content with a single style they clearly are playing with them all. My favorite by far was the Bitter, it had a strong taste, but was not as hoppy as I expected. The Stout was also excellent and has me rethinking my aversion to the heavier style. I was also happy with the Guava Ale, which I was worried would be too much on the end of a gose, but it was very well balanced. The only beer I did not care for was the American Wheat, and since I am never big on wheat beers, that was hardly a surprise. Up and down the menu has something for everyone to enjoy, well everyone except folks that enjoy funky names with their beer. Everything is simply the style of beer, which seems to be the idea behind simply good beer. Quantity We ordered three Samplers of beer to try each flavor, and ended up with the Stout twice. The flights provide four good sized pours to get a chance to enjoy the different flavors and pick favorites. Value The Samplers were $12, which is in line with what I would expect at most breweries. A draft of beer fell between $6 and $9 depending on the selection. Ambiance Bousa Brewing is located in North Miami in the Little River area. It is in a warehouse complex near the train tracks. It is not the easiest place to find, but once you get close they do have some signs up. The space is very large with two main rooms for guests. When you enter they have a bar with the different taps right in front of you. A long list of beer is on one wall and two televisions on the other wall. I will say they need a few print out menus because I struggled to follow the beers on the board. In the same room as the bar they had rows of high tops as well as some couches at the back. A television hung on the wall in this area as well as some decorations. The decor is very sleek and modern, almost making you forget it is warehouse space. Next to this they have additional area in the same room as much of the equipment. They had a ping pong table set up, that was in use most of our visit, as well as some other games. This room is bright, white, and warm, probably a bit too warm. This work space slash game room seemed like a good place for large groups to congregate. They had music playing in the background, a mix of classic and modern rock. The vibes were very good. Crowd There were a few other small groups hanging out and enjoying some beer. Plenty of board games were available and many people seemed to take advantage. It was a younger crowd and one with plenty of folks from the nearby area. Much like Wynwood you can feel this area rapidly changing. Service The bartender was very friendly and was excited to see us trying all the different styles. She was also adamant that we would need to come back soon as they were working on several new flavors. At this one of the brewers mentioned a barley wine he believed would soon be a crowd favorite. Parking On the weekend plenty of spaces could be found along a one way road by the warehouse. It is a bit awkward, especially since the road was blocked at the end, but not overly problematic. Extra I believe a successful brewery above all else needs a large selection of beers, and Bousa Brewing definitely has that going for it. The fact that they had a bunch more in the works shows the passion they have for the craft. The space is cool and the staff is very friendly. Its a bit disappointing they do not have an outdoor space, but they were dog friendly indoors which is a huge plus, as is the fact they have televisions for sports fans. For beer lovers in South Florida Bousa is a must visit spot.

Absolutely fantastic place. They have some really really nice beers. At the time we went, they had a red IPA, The Hermes. This one intrigued me because I don't get a whole lot of red IPAs. And it was quite nice I did enjoy it. But, the American IPA is a fantastic beer. I have to say it's probably one of the best beers I've had in Miami. This is how an IPA should taste. Not too hoppy but just enough that you get that true IPA flavor. And smooth. Just simply an amazing beer and I give kudos to the brewmaster as well as the staff for an amazing place with some really great beers. I was absolutely blown away and I cannot wait to return.

Love this place the beer is so good they are so friendly Thursday they have Rock Paper Scissors game like whatttt, the beer selection is really good and the service aka say hi to Vanessa she will Make sure you get a good beer.

The Little River District finally has an establishment that's gonna illuminate that entire railroad perimeter road that's just waiting to rise. Trendy little spot located in a warehouse district immediately west of 71st street & Biscayne boulevard. The wine is even on tap, not bad for a brewery that just opened. The restaurant next door provides the appetizer menu which you can order from until 9:30 pm. The best way to try everything is always ordering a flight and sharing it with a buddy. The open area is really nice too. There's indoor plants hanging around the tanks that are brewing their batches with some hanging space in between. The exit route takes you through an unpaved road, so if you drive a car that's not meant for rocky side roads then park before you take the road in. I loved this spot and look forward to my next trip here.

What a gem!! While in Miami visiting from Chicago,we were in need of a good beer so we decided to head to Bousa Brewing and I'm so happy we did! My wife and I did a couple of flights so we had a chance to taste a variety of beers on tap. Dio, our bartender, recommended both of our flights and they were just amazing! The brewery was clean and had a separate game room. Very fitting for any crowd. Great conversation with Dio and other locals. Felt like we fit right in. 100% recommend.

I love this place! We celebrated my husbands 40th birthday here and had the best time! Their beer is delish! The staff is amazing and always smiling! Specially Marie! She's the best!!! The atmosphere is so friendly and relaxed. Not the usual snobby places that are plentiful in Miami.

What a great new brewery that just opened !! So happy to have stumbled across this spot, excellent location off biscayne or 79th street depends on which way you come from ! The atmosphere is super nice, and the employees are very friendly and accommodating , there is tons of seating inside and it is kid friendly. If you're looking for great beer then look no further !!!!

Found the place in yelp and decided to try. Very nice place and ambiance and kids friendly. We tried the stout, very good. The place was kind of empty so it was great because we got to have a nice conversation.

Why 4 stars? This place is a SOLID 5 star business, starting from their amazing beer selection followed by their amazing decoration and location. Service is not part of what make this place amazing. It is everything I mentioned above. Hands down the beat brewery in Miami.

Simply good beers! Bousa. Come and try this new place in the MIMO área. Right now I am tasting Honey Blinde and my friend is super happy with the Stout. Also there is a beautiful dog hanging out. Great place.

Bousa is a nice simple beer spot to hang with friends , family & even your pet. They are pet friendly which is a plus !!! The staff is very nice and attentive ; they would have conversation with us and ask our opinion . Their slogan "simply good beer" truly goes well with them, I will continue to hang at Bousa and invite friends !

Love this place. Good beers and excellent empanadas. Ping pong table inside as well as a few table games.

A hidden gem. Chill spot. This place has so much potential if only it was advertised more. The beer was really good. Had the American Wheat beer and another beer but can't remember the name. You can really tell the difference between their beer and the common beers you find at the store. After drinking about three cups I didn't feel bloated or anything like I would normally would feel after drinking a Corona or something. Definitely would visit this place again. Cool thing about this spot is they also have specials everyday and comedy night on Thursday's.

OMG, What a great spot ! Bousa serves decent snack type food, mixed meat and/ or veg platter.You can try ale tasting trays .Staff are really nice and the place is a nice relaxing place to be and their beers are good! I love the décor and it's dog friendly.

Great brewery , came here when they first opened The beer is excellent and space is super cool And very well decorated Perfect hidden spot

Awesome local spot on the Upper Eastside!! Really great event space with knowledgeable bartenders and staff. Worth a trip for a solid selection of craft beer!!!

Loved this place. Great beer and ambiance. Super friendly service. Really enjoyed the place

Enjoyed every minute at this fairly new established brewery. They have been open for a year and half and they are brewing exceptionally good beers. Every beer I tried was delicious and I will definitely be back for more. A little far from where I live but totally worth the drive.

I love what Bousa has going on, they have their own signature beers that you can get lost in. When in doubt try the passion fruit beer its delicious. My first experience was a Pilates class on a Sunday in the warehouse. It was great to try something new, and when you're done you get a free beer. Every Souful Sunday they have a cool theme sometimes its a puppy run sometimes yoga, its sweet. Also, there's a lady with an arepa set up that is delicious, fresh, and really authentic. Also, I've never had any issues with parking which is nice.

Bousa is Miami's newest tap room, and I have to say each new brewery that opens down here keeps raising the bar in terms of design and looks. Bousa is definitely the prettiest indoor space of any tap room down here so far. It feels almost zen-like with all the white, the wood, and the plants. As far as the beer goes, it's alright. They have a few decent suds (the Belgian IPA, Citrus Belgian, and the Honey Blonde are pretty good), but I think they're still trying to find their way with the beer - lots of selection but they haven't quite nailed down the rest of them. That being said, it's still a nice space to hang out in and enjoy a beer if you're in the area, and I look forward to them figuring out the right formula for the rest of the beers so I can add more stars to this rating.

A new brewery is always welcomed here in Miami and although it might be a little tricky to find at first, you will love Bousa. It's spacious, airy, the selection is legit, and they often have a small menu or a good truck offering. The word Bousa apparently is Argentinian slang for a man who is a drama queen. I'm not sure how accurate that is, but that's what I was told and I love it. Be sure to check them out on social media. They are regularly organizing specials and fun events at their location.

Amazing brewery! I loved the Passion fruit gose, the Belgian style IPA was a very nice mix of styles, and the Quad was fantastic. Cute interior too!!!

Welcome to the neighborhood, Bousa! We're delighted you're here. It's an airy space with high ceilings and the full brewery on property with the taproom. There's plenty of seating, clean restrooms, and tasteful decor. Best of all, there's a ping pong table for your entertainment. As for the beer, I tried almost all of them and much to my surprise my favorite was the stout (lots of coffee!) The owners aren't new to brewing even though the store front just opened. The only thing missing was a nice tart sour, however it was in the barrel so I'll be looking forward to trying it on my next visit. The food offerings come from a nearby cafe -smart choice when you want to focus on the beer yet also ensure your customers have something to munch on. I had the spicy cheese popcorn and it complemented the brews perfectly. There was a bit of a fruitfly issue on the day of my visit but I trust they have gotten it under control since. Props to the friendly owner JP and the knowledgeable bartender who chose the alt rock 90s tunes. I'll be back, neighbors!

Bousa you're awesome! I'm surprised I've never heard of Bousa Brewing until Sunday evening our party was trying to figure out what to do in the afternoon. And then we found a brewing company we have never heard of and decided to check it out. It was a bit difficult to find the brewery and has a weird entrance/exit but once you do find it, it's worth it! The brewery is new, clean, and has a very open space inside. There is plenty of seating, an awesome round selection of brews, and when you check in on yelp you get a free 5 oz beer! We got around to trying the cheese platter and it paired nicely with the pilsner. Also really like that they have a large selection of games set up in the brewery from card games to corn hole to ping pong and more. Will definitely be back soon!

Such a gorgeous location. This is actually the fanciest looking brewery I've ever walked into. Kayla the master brewer is the first woman master brewer in Miami, FL! Talk about girl power vibes from the vibes and who makes the beers. The first tome I ever came here she wasn't here yet and I wasn't impressed much with the beers but she comes to Sierra Nevada and has cleaned up the menu quiet nicely. I can't wait to see the entire menu be hers!!

How much more exciting could it be than a great new brewery opening up only a couple blocks away from home? Not much more in my book. The space itself is pretty simple. Long dark wood high tops throughout and lots of white and beige decor. It almost has a cali vibe to it. Most of the beers come in two sizes/prices. $6 for a smaller glass (couldn't tell you what the actual size is) and $7 for what looked to be a pint. Turns out it's a good deal for really delicious beer. I tried both a honey blonde and an amber and they were excellent. It wasn't too busy when we came in so it's hard to judge how good the service might be if it were packed, but at the very least the bartenders we dealt with were polite and pleasant. We had just come from dinner so we didn't grab any snacks, but they had a small selection of apps that looked pretty appetizing. I expect this will definitely become a new go-to spot.

Am I happy to have a brewery 5 min from my apartment? Oh yeah. Am I happier that the beer is on point? You betcha. But my favorite part? How involved this brewery is getting with our local community. Be it community yoga, live local music, or collaborations with other Miami breweries, this is what getting involved feels like. Bousa is part of the new face of Miami, where "simple" and "quality" matter, and community is the bedrock of business. As for the physical place itself, I LOVE the interior design. A minimalist-in-training, the simple aesthetic from the walls to the pint glasses put a smile to my face every time I go. No but really, I am in love with their glasses. Are they the optimal beer-snobbery aroma-trapping glasses? No. Do I care? Absolutely not. They look sexy. And I *am* from Miami. So yeah, moving on. Totally love the ping-pong table, can't wait for food trucks to make it out there, and see what else these guys come up with. Waiting for a more detailed paper menu, so the wall menu can stay simple, while us beer snobs can appreciate the fine print on the side. Also, parking. Not their fault, but it's a tad, well, ugh. For what it's worth, personal favs are the English Bitter and NE Hazy IPA. Talk to the staff. They're all phenomenal, and will help you find your personal favs as well.

This place has officially become my second home. Considering it is literally only 3 min away from my home, it has a lot of charm and great people working the bar that has this beer connoisseur coming back for more. Who needs to do work at a coffee shop when you have a local brewery. It is still newish so im enjoying the local feel of it right now but looking forward to seeing more events by them. Love their Citrus Belgian - Highly recommended!

This brewery is legit and in a great new warehouse district! They have many great beers, all brewed/born in Miami !! Try the Honey Blonde, but the Citrus Belgian and Passion Fruit Gore are delightful as well. They have a few snacks as well, flavored popcorn and of course empanadas! Come check it out and play some ping pong. They'll eventually have tours and Sundays they have live jazz music! Great staff

Bousa is fantastic. A hidden gem in Little Haiti that we've stumbled upon on a rainy day. We arrived early prior to their opening and were warmly greeted by Damian who opened a few minutes early to let us in. My first round was a flight of the Honey, Citrus, Gose and Brown. Absolutely fantastic! Highly recommend this establishment.

Excellent beer! A pleasant surprise off the beaten path! Found this brewery on Yelp, and trekked here from the Haulover Park/Kite Festival. A welcome respite from the sun and heat, and an awesome bbq food truck just outside! If you're in the neighborhood (or even if you're not), Bousa Brewery is worth the effort! Be sure to find the ping-pong table!!