Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending

My boyfriend brought me here and I’m not a huge beer fan, but the bartenders, Sebastian and Greta let me sample a few different beers that they recommended for me. I ended up loving La Dorada and Time Moves Slow. I would highly recommend this brewery, they’re super nice at the bar and will definitely help you find something that will satisfy your palette. Best brewery I’ve tried in Miami thus far! Also, ambience 5/5 even on a Monday night!

The wall says "America's Most Talked About Shoe Store" but it should really say "America's Best Brewery" (no cap). Unseen Creatures is a hidden gem. Refreshing beers, great ambiance, great staff, incredible service. This place lives up to its name... it is THE WILD HOUSE! Ask for Greta and Solange, let them know Nic and Sebas sent you 👹

First of all, the staff was great. They knew their beer stuff! Very cool Vibes inside. I enjoyed most of the beers I tried. The food looked really good.

I’ve come here so many times already, either through events like MILF’d or Cumbia night. Solange has been there through it all, apart from other great staff members. They’ve provided perfect services, connecting with customers (from what I’ve seen as well as with me), to picking up after others after they’ve finished eating their food. Solange has been consistently doing their part. Thank you to them and to Unseen! You da best! Dale

Unseen Creatures Brewery is definitely more unseen then expected! With its amazing beer choices like "The Child" and "Nelson", I have been back time and time again for its laid back vibes! Their very friendly bartenders Angie, Hiro, Greta and Sol have made me feel incredibly comfortable, making the experience exceptional! I highly recommend! (Fridays and Saturdays they close at 2pm!)

How is it that the 2 best breweries in Miami are in walking distance from each other , yet so different you feel like you're in a different city? Unseen Creatures has an upscale vibe with Monday night live jazz and an imperial stout that makes you question your life choices. Yet...I was at home with shorts and my inability to see distances without glasses. All that to say, come as you are, enjoy all the beer, feel seen.

First time at Unseen Creatures and we came with a party of 8 for a surprise birthday . Hiram was our server. He was AMAZING! Very knowledgeable about all of the drinks and helped with recommendations. He consistently checked on us and helped with all that was needed. The food is very delicious, reasonably priced, and freshly made. The zucchini sticks were my favorite. Ambiance was really nice. Love how the DJ would use records and you can see their collection and decide what to listen to next. Definitely coming back here soon.

Huge fan of this place! Been coming here for years and they're always got something cool. Records, arcades, pinball machines, live music, etc. Greta is an awesome bartender, highly recommend Unseen.

Came here with some friends and loved the place right away. We got super lucky with parking since it can be a pain. Someone was leaving as we got in. There IS a QR code near the parking entrance with details on where to park but since we got lucky didn't look at it. The place is small but utilizes its outside space very well to add space. We went during an art event so the outdoor space didn't just have seating but vendors showcasing their art. Inside there's typical bar seating as well as couches more towards the back. There is a pool table place in the middle of some tables which is odd placing but as long as you're not serious about your pool playing, it doesn't matter. There's a stage for bands which we got to catch one before leaving. The way it worked for ordering food and drinks is you order at the bar. Drinks you get right away and you can put it on a tab or pay right away. Food you get one of those vibration keepers and once its ready you go outside to the food truck where the food is made. Service there is super nice FYI. Didn't matter who at the bar I talked to, everyone was cool. I didn't get pictures of the food but I got wings and they were delicious! I also stole some fries from my girlfriend and they were good. The sound for the band seems decent but its definitely meant for bands you bob your head to and not for moshing or anything like that due to the small space. Either way I had a great time and wouldn't mind coming again to the place

Awesome brewery with awesome deejays. Very spacious but come early for parking. They have not just beer available but wine and sangria. If you're not sure what beer to try ask the bartenders, they know what their talking about. They have video games you can play on the actual TV screen there to battle.it out or play solo. They even have the old sit down Atari games which I find very cool. All in all the music and drinks were a vibe, Love this place! But just in case your not sure you can ask

Very laid back brewery with a moderate amount of beers and ciders. Saw a couple of wines but not sure what they have there. Food truck located outside that makes some rather good food. Wife ordered Dade moon "wheat beer" rather good and she also got Brie cheese bites. It came with 4 large slices of Brie with really crunchy panko breading and fig jam (yum). Ate this while watching multiple big screen tvs that are lining wall and had different games. Place sells Lp records and and several pinball machines.

I really liked this brewery a lot! There was a really nice mix of people from regulars, to business men, to guys hanging out, to families. The vibe was very chill with a pool table, 3 pinball machines, some couches where people literally kicked their feet up with a beer in hand, and some tables and high tops. The bartender Cesar was extremely kind and excited to talk about the different beers and food and events that go on at the brewery. We really hit it off with him and enjoyed his company. I had the Bird Road beer and it was so delicious we ended up taking home a 4 pack to enjoy later on. Although we didn't order too much food, the burger we ate was insanely delicious! My husband was in an instantly good mood after setting foot inside and hearing the 90s rock and reggae which really set the tone for exactly the kind of vibe we were looking to get from a Saturday afternoon. I'll definitely be back on a Friday night when they have a live band and more food trucks!

Come with me to Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending, located on Bird Road near Tropical Park. If you are looking for a cool spot to hang out with friends or get a good brew, Unseen Creatures is for you. They offer a good selection of beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beers. They also offer food. Everything we had was 10/10.

Great beers and vibes at this brewery. The place is pretty massive inside, has a small-ish bar, but ample hightops, low tops, couches throughout. Lovely lighting hitting you as the day is winding down. They have a nice selection of crispy, sours, darks, ciders, etc on tap. I selected the Suits and Skulls, perfect red and friend the South Point, nice and crispy! They have a food truck outside serving pizza, burgers, salads, and apps. Good stuff. Jaireme (sp?) was very attentive when opening my tab and keeping the flow of beers coming! Around 8ish, the place was packed w people -- kids and doggies welcome too! Parking can be a little difficult if you come late in the evening, but doesn't stop the crowd! Def will be returning.

Unseen Creatures merged with Prison Pals, just FYI! Which is great because it's like two breweries in one! Both breweries have their own menu featured at the bar, and both offer a lot of options. Anyone is sure to find something they like here. Parking is a little tricky, since the brewery is kind of at the end of an alley. But the area is easy to find. Service is great, and quick. They have a food menu with appetizers, burgers, pizza, and even a kids menu! I will say the beer is just a smidge pricey compared to other local breweries, with 12oz pours being $8-9 each.

Pretty good beer, though I wasn't the biggest fan of the fried Brie. The olives were good though! Service was friendly and quick. Inside is very spacious and great for large groups. They have games you can play, as well as a large stage, so I imagine local bands come to perform from time to time!

First time at Unseen Creatures Brewing and it was super nice place to come with friends and play games or some pool and have some good IPA's. I personally don't drink beer but they make them themselves and my friend did try some and loved it. I came for the burger and it was juicy and delicious. Please look at the picture I posted and you see how juicy it was. I love the sofa spot in the corner was my favorite because I got to vibe eat and still had good service . I have recommended to many of my friends already.

Staring with the appetizer which was brio sticks with the figs jam was delicious, the boedo burger was so juicy and the way the cheese was melted was just perfect. As a drink my friend had a sangria and I couldn't have any alcoholic drinks because i'm currently expecting but I look forward to trying some beers and the sangria in the near future. The ambience was awesome they had a pool table, jenga, board games, and also some arcade games. I found out that they do live music on Thursdays and Friday so I will be coming back since I enjoy live music. Last but not least the service was great Solange was awesome she went out of her way snd she made everything more enjoyable.

Chill, nice beer selections, love their hazy beer. The food truck is a plus too, super tasty.

We did not order food. We did not have any service because we order the beer from the bar. We been in this brewery before the service was very good and the beer was excellent. We order 3 different beers 2 in draft and 1 in a can . The server he didn't tell me was in can after he open the can . I can drink beers in cans in any place and the worst that the beer was warm . Especially in the summer who want a warm beer ???? He never try to replaced for another beer . I didn't say anything anymore I was with some friend . To the owner of manager replace that cooler for a new one and train the server .Some people don't care but I do my friend like to taste different beer in different breweries . The ambience was nice it was a bunch of children playing on the stage of the brewery that the new style now on most of the breweries.

This is one of the more laid back breweries in Bird Road Art District. This is where I come for quiet time while enjoying good beers or to catch up with friends I haven't seen since it's not too loud. All of their beers are solid and they have a food truck with good food too. The staff is always nice and when you've been there once they always remember you when you return.

This is one of our fave breweries in miami, maybe number one! They just redid the art and gave the backbar a face lift. Looks super cool. Always great vibes and people working here. We love the beer, especially when theres lots of IPAs. The food truck is delicious too. We love playing games and just chillin here or checking out the events like live music and makers market.

I am a Craft Brewery wife. I drag my husband to historical site, all kinds of stuff for our kids, sculpture parks, etc... I make it a point to get him to his place: breweries! Bottom line: I go to a lot of breweries. Stick with me I am trying to make a point here. The artwork on Unseen Creatures cans are PHENOMENAL. Beautiful pictures of dark whimsical animals for the most part. Well thought out designs, vibrant colors beautifully mixed with darkness in the images. I was totally and completely enamored with their esthetic. So much so that I asked if I could possible have a beer can sticker to take home and do some art with for our house. I have never asked that of any brewery and the Brittany Spears vibing girl working obliged. Thank you Unseen Creatures! Parking on site (which is a plus because the brewery down the road doesn't), beautiful spacious interior. Think renovated mill or industrial space. A stage for small performances. We did not eat here as we ate down the road. I can share my husband said their beer was the best beer of our Miami adventures (we tried 3 breweries while in town.) Where they fell flat... merchandise. These beautiful graphics and they didn't have any hat or t-shirts. Their t-shirt was white with blue writing. Missed opportunity but I hope they start working on that as I think they would sell tons of merch with their amazing graphics!

Fun, little brewery in the Bird Road Arts District! A great variety of beers AND they house two breweries in one tap room! You can either have a selection of beers from Unseen Creatures OR Prison Pals so there is something for everyone to try! And they have food on site too. You can't beat that!

Play feels cozy like a family location to drink and eat and look at sports. They got a good selection of beers which was fun. Had a live show with local artist.

My boyfriend brought me here and I'm not a huge beer fan, but the bartenders, Sebastian and Greta let me sample a few different beers that they recommended for me. I ended up loving La Dorada and Time Moves Slow. I would highly recommend this brewery, they're super nice at the bar and will definitely help you find something that will satisfy your palette. Best brewery I've tried in Miami thus far! Also, ambiance 5/5 even on a Monday night!

Been meaning to stop in for years and today we finally did! I regret taking so long to come because it was an excellent experience. We sat at the bar and Cesar took great care of us - he was friendly and knowledgeable and always made sure we had a full glass. The beer selection is a wonderful variety of lights, darks, sours and IPAs. There is a food truck outside and the eats are also top notch. There was live music and the taproom itself is spacious and well appointed. If you're in the area, I'd say visit this brewery over all others in the area for the best overall experience.

A little gem hidden in the warehouse district next to the Palmetto and Bird Rd. There are three small breweries within a few blocks of each other, but I like this one the best mainly because the little food truck parked next to it is absolutely great. The burgers are what I come for, and honestly they are some of the best smash burgers you'll have in Miami. The service is attentive and fast, and the place has that laid back ambiance one expects from a beer hall. This place never disappoints, and will continue to come here whenever in the area.

Really lovely brewery. Been here a few times now and it's always a nice experience. The beer is good and their space is nice. Friendly people too! Menu has a lot of IPAs but also a decent selection of other beers. Lots of unique ones like the wild ale and a nice red ale. Opted for the red ale on this last visit and it didn't taste like I usually expect from a red ale, but in a good way. Quite nice. Have had stouts and IPAs on prior visits and also enjoyed. Very friendly bartenders and bussers. The people were such a lovely cherry on top. The space is nice and there's plenty of room. They have a stage that featured live music the night we were there. Bar food esque options like pretzels and burgers available from their permanent food truck type deal outside.

Used to love this place. Been coming here for 4 years. It used to be our #1 brewery. Since then, the beers have changed their flavor profiles. They are still great, just not the taste that brought us here in 2020. The original child from 2020 was one of the best beers we'd ever had. Still, we love this place. We started dating here. We've brought our dog here. They now have food which is pretty decent - albeit expensive. The venue has always been chill, down to earth, and inviting. Have had many guests here. And the people are always nice. It will live on in our hearts and we will continue to rep Unseen long after we leave Miami. It's a wonderful place to come, chill, have a beer and some bites, and kick back.

Fell in love with one of their OG beers, The Child. Things have changed a little since that time, but the beer is still solid. Chill place to have a beer. The new food menu is quite good. Prices are fairly reasonable.

I love their selection of brews. I will definitely be back to try some more. I loved the amount of greenery and the natural light. It almost felt like hanging out in a friend's backyard but indoors. The employees were friendly. My kids played in the pinball machine and the other half of our group played jenga. We had a really good time.

I'm an IPA lover in Miami, and it took me this long to go to Unseen Creatures, which is also two blocks from my house?!?! My bf and I came here on a whim on an early Saturday evening. The brewery is tucked behind a small strip mall. If you see a small white food truck in the front, you're in the right place. There is a small parking lot up front and we had no issues finding a spot. The place was surprisingly not packed. I had always seen UCB coming from the Palmetto, and it looks way smaller from the outside. Inside is big, open and warehouse-y, with nice touches of foresty and floral decor. It felt kinda ethereal, like I was not in Miami. They also have a postcard for each beer they brew, and my bf and I (admittedly) spent a lot of time looking at them. Their logo + graphic design + branding are on point! I had to get a flight of their IPAs. Don't remember most of the names but do know The Magician was my favorite. OK, saving the best part for last. The ribs from the food truck are incredible. Not gonna lie, I didn't think it would be filling enough when they first came out. Fall off the bone, tender, piping hot, perfectly seasoned, just wow. I rarely order ribs when I go out but for some reason these stood out to me on the menu. My bf ordered the burger and fries and said it was delicious, especially the brioche bun. We ended our date night with some nice live music from a jazz acoustic band. We had such a great experience and can't wait to come back. 100% recommend Unseen Creatures!

I don't normally associate Florida or Miami for being craft beer country but Unseen Creatures Brewing and Blending did indeed catch my eye a while back and I was eagerly anticipating for an opportunity to try their beer. And that opportunity did indeed finally arise and I have to say I was very impressed with the beer that we had from Unseen Creatures! The fantastic beer that we had was the Cold-blooded Keller, a Kellerbier which I feel like I don't see enough of in breweries and when I have one I always enjoy it. This beer is crisp and clean to maybe play up on it's "Cold-blooded " aspect and also has floral and breadiness flavor highlights to enjoy. This Kellerbier only confirmed to me that this beer style isn't seen enough in an industry that's overrun with IPA's. Not that I dislike that beer type but it's just everywhere and saturated.

Awesome beer, food truck that delivers great smash burgers and real chimichurri! Friendly staff and 5-ounce pours that let you wander through the beer menu at will.

Visited Unseen Creatures Brewing on Sunday with friends. While initially skeptical based on the number of IPAs, the brewery clearly a lot of thought into maximizing the scope even within that particular style, plus showed great ability with their tremendous sours. Quality: Unseen Creatures Brewing is doing some very cool things in the Miami beer space. The menu has a lot of IPAs, but they are diverse with multiple imperial, west coast, and new england options. They also have a lot of sour beers, including a rotating barrel aged option. My highlight beer was the Artifact w/ Tangerine, a saison, which was extremely well-balanced. Both Never Say Never and Am I In Heaven, the other sours were funky as well, pushing sweetness to help with the tart. Hoo Are You a smoked vienna lager, and In the Beginning a west coast IPA were not bad either. Quantity: Clearly marked on the sign, most options coming in small pour and standard draft sizes. Value: $6-$10 for Draft Beer. Ambiance: Unseen Creatures Brewing is located in Miami close to Tropical Park. They have an industrial space in a large warehouse. Out front a barbecue stand was set-up, which seems to be their regular food operator. Inside they have a mix of high-tops, tables, and couches. The bar has a few stools as well, but it is pretty small. Televisions hang from the ceiling and alternative rock filled the background. They also had a small raised stage, perfect for live music or other events. Crowd: A small crowd on Sunday afternoon. Service: Great bartender with excellent recommendations and a ton of knowledge about the beer he was serving. Parking: Private parking area.

I'm from the PNW where I can get local beers at any Safeway store in the region or throw a rock and randomly hit a roof where someone is making beer or mead. This place has a super cool logo but that's where it stops. I was severely unimpressed.

WOW!!! This place is the complete experience. I felt transported away from Miami and into a hipster paradise where people create artisan products with great care and obsessive interest. First off, I agree with other reviews that the parking is a little unusual. We Uber-ed over, so it was not an issue for us. In order to accommodate the brewing equipment, the location is in a warehouse-y area. This also means that their rent is likely low and that is reflected in the price of the beers. My visit here was a few weeks ago, so I don't remember everything we drank. Actually, check that. Thanks to SUPERB staff behind the bar, we at least sampled every single beer they had on tap. They rotate their beers as well, so what was available during my visit will not necessarily be available in the future. I would say that I liked or loved about half of their beers. I especially enjoyed two of the fruity sours. I know, a contradiction, but trust me, it works! That SUPERB staff was happy to answer our questions about the beer and to just talk craft brewing in general. An altogether pleasant experience. The excellent beer would have been enough, but the space itself is really pleasant. Filled with light, with a variety of different seating options. It didn't feel at all like I was wasting a beautiful spring afternoon moldering inside of a bar. They have beers in cans and bottles available to take home. We purchased several so we can re-create the experience at home, minus the excellent service and vibe.

Great setting at this brewery. Came in on a Sunday evening. Large TVs, and is family friendly as cornhole is there as an activity option for the kids. The Shades of Vice IPA is a good pick!

Tasty beers with a friendly and knowledgeable staff. Full range of beers, specializing in IPAs.

This place was not what I expected. It looks promising from the outside but the inside is just not it. The brewery has very limited parking. Seating wise it feels like a garage meets furniture from all different places. The people are super nice but the menu is small and I tried two beers and I wasn't a fan. They don't sell food but they do have a food business stationed outside. Overall just wasn't my vibe but if you like a very chill place for beer then this might be the place for you.

Really good brewery, very impressive beer and more important, unique. The parking situation is very strange and tight, specially if you go while the shops next to the brewery are open, but what can get in between a man (or woman) and their beer? Nothing. The indoors area is super spacious, it feels very airy and there is no need to be crowded. I showed up with family and we got a table near the bar, best location at a brewery when it is not crowded. Some people came in later and sat at the bar, properly distanced of course. I tried their DIPA's and they were on point, and very different, which I appreciate because lots of breweries only change the names or serve very similar beers so buying different pours seems like a waste of time and mullah. But "Unseen" had two solid and very different DIPA's. Their other beers were also very good, and the types of yeasts they use is very upfront in their beers. I can tell they use good quality ingredients and DO NOT half a$$ anything. Like I said, I was very impressed and this is definitively my new favorite brewery in Miami, and I have been to ALL of them. Just saying, I do not have a problem. There is also food being served outside, the merch is cool, and the BA sours are tops. If you appreciate flavor, you must come here. I'll leave it that.

I came here with my husband after eating close by. We were excited to try a different brewery from Lincoln beards. But Lincoln beards still has my heart. Right down the street though so you can try both out! The place was cool. It's small - cozy. They had a live singer who was really good! Loved his voice!! My only complain is the lack of variety in beers. This place is a great place if you love IPAs. The majority of the beers on tap are IPAs. The only beers weren't the best. I like Belgian style beers so this place just was not for me. But I could see it being an amazing place for IPA lovers. I wouldn't come back but I'm really happy I tried it out!

The food, service and atmosphere are awesome! A great place to have a drink after work. Added plus it's family friendly. But they need to turn on the AC. That's the only reason I didn't give 5 stars.

Service is 10/10, bartenders are very friendly and willing to explain the menu! So many kinds of beers, they have something for everyone. Very chill vibe, it's nice to come in and take a bit of edge off and just sit on their couches. Love this bar.

Pretty sweet brewery tucked just off the expressway, near Tropical Park-ish area. And by sweet I really mean sweet - and tart! This is a great place if you are a fan of Lambic and Framboise style beers. The ambience is kind of a fancy hunter's lodge mixed with clean and white. There's a griller tent outside that served us a fantastic Wagyu beef burger on a pretzel bun. It was top notch. I tried a number of tart beers and IPAs. They were fun to try. The darkest beer on there is a dark lager, so for the time being - not a place for the lovers of stouts porters and ales. It'll be cool if they can get some of those - or at least some guest taps of it. This is a brewery I'll keep my eye on. My brother and I had a fun time here and I'm sure we'll be back sometime.

So if you are trying to find Unseen Creatures, it can be quite hard.  It is off 40th in West Chester near the 826th underpass.  It is definitely hidden and unseen.  We had to circle a few times to find the place.  It is literally at the end of a drive way. Let me start by saying Isabella is amazing.  There was a crowd and lines to get the beer and she kept moving, never lost her composure and gave great service.  She should have more responsibility, because her multi tasking was next level. The BEER: Golden Ratio ... Hoppy Lager 4.3% ABV not my flavor profile, but good for a lager An Idea an Action... Session IPA 4.6% ABV delicious refreshing Irony in a blue sky... DIPA 8% ABV really good Scratch & Claw... TIPA 10% ABV FIRE!!!! Its a Colab with J. Wakefield From the Inside Out... IPA 7.7% ABV a solid IPA Time to Find Time... IPA 6% ABV it's an IPA on the dry side, yummy..  it gets juicier as it warms Pursuance... IPA 5.5% ABV they say it's their flagship IPA, it is an every person IPA Alone Up Here... DIPA 8.1% ABV fruity goodness ... this is a sipping IPA, the flavors develop as it gets warmer Persistence of Thought... Wild Ale 7% ABV sour and absolutely delicious nam nam nam DDH Artifact... Dry Hopped Table Beer 3.8% ABV Milleresque ummm yuck WHY? Held in Place... Dark Lager 5.2% ABV malty, toasty, nutty, warms the heart and the soul When We Go...  Pilsner 4.2% ABV solid pilsner colab with Lincoln's Beard Sunrise Sunset... Porter 4% ABV D-LISH-US this is dessert beer and so scrumptious. There was a farmer's market and it paired well with the sour dough bread pudding. Welcome Home... Fruited Wheat Ale 6.2% ABV  so, I didn't care for it, but I think because of my own bias.  I thought it was a New England IPA, so I think my palette wasn't ready for it. Finally on this day there was a food stand and inside also food options from various vendors.  All the vendors gave options for pairing with the beer.  I really loved the beer here and next time I am in the area I will make it a point to visit.

If you love IPAS this is the place for you. Started off with a flight and let our bartender Molly choose her favorite's, loved every single one ! The place is so chill great for a laid back type of night. We also ordered off their food menu, Brie burger 10/10 it was so juicy and delicious.

First time here, beers are good and service is great. My favorite was the sunrise sunset, it's a porter. They have someone outside who makes food but I didn't try. People around me devoured the food so it must be good! Ambiance is chill with a nice aesthetic, huge nice owl painting in the entrance. $ wise, it's decently priced and they don't have flights but they have 4 oz.

Fun place. Had great live music on some days -- really eclectic bands -- which is nice as it shows the place isnt afraid to risk alienating some people. I'm stripping off one star as the bar isn't really designed that efficiently (nor the seating) and its kind of difficult to get the bartenders attention.

Unseen Creatures hasn't been around for long but it is everything you want out of a craft beer experience. High-quality, incredible beers, chill and comforting atmosphere, and great food. From their sours to IPAs, to even the Sour IPAs, you are left wanting to try them all. The staff is attentive and the crowd is never overwhelming. This small spot is a perfect weekend outing, even during this crazy pandemic.

Place was nice and all that was missing was more ac. Drink were pretty good. We will try this place again once again. Our bar tender was friendly and let us try different beers

Went to Unseen Brewery before they were back to indoor seating. Staff was incredibly nice and knowledgeable of their beer selections especially for a girl who walks in a place and asks for fruity, no stout, not to pale lol. Their place looked epic and I could only imagine the possibilities for when they would re-open indoors. With comfy chairs and table outside the environment was relaxed and an awesome chill vibe. Myself and my date each tried 2 different beers each refreshing and poured in beautiful glass cups with their logo engraved. Definitely take a look at their IG for stunning artwork featured on their cans. Only complaint is I totally want to rock some apparel or wall prints from their artist but no goodies for sale. Looking forward to going back now that their indoor is open and tasting a few more beer flavors.

My last excursion to the breweries in central Miami-Dade was a joyous one, as my lady and I ventured to a few -- half of which I hadn't visited before. One of those breweries was Unseen Creatures, a glorious place of goodness that I had waited for their taproom to open for some time, but the visit was worth the wait. Having tried their beer at Civil Society's anniversary festival a couple of years back, I knew they produced tasty beer. Tasty in a way that brought me to a sense of peace and poignant prancing across walls like a unicorn on acid. Nestled in a tight lot down the street from Lincoln's Beard, a couple of blocks from the Florida Turnpike overpass on Bird Road, Unseen Creatures has a long, vast warehouse space that holds the spacious taproom and production facility. I think, at one point, the building was a shoe manufacturer because there's a large sign towards the back of the brewery saying "America's Most Talked About Shoe Stores." Of course, they may have just found the sign in a junk pile too. Still, it is a nice touch to the decor. Brown-leather sofas make up the lounge area with a large black owl painted on one wall facing the taproom, with other tables for seating to enjoy some good farmhouse-style beers made by the brewery. The bar counter can hold about 10 people to enjoy beers directly from the beertender. The taproom has windows line up and down on both sides, with the west side of the brewery showing the Palmetto Expressway, which can be cool to watch during rush hour for sure as you sipping a cold beer. Beer-wise, Unseen is blissful. Using yeast, bacteria, fruit, and other fresh ingredients, the beers produced range from tart to sweet, fruity to dry, all with a distinct character and so satisfying to drink. Ordering a gorgeous flight of beers, I was able to enjoy some of the best beers on their tap list. Their Pursuance beer was relatively light and grassy, where the hops give a lovely floral note on the palate. The Still as Statues American Wild Ale had a French oakiness that provides so much character and richness when combined with the tartness of the raspberry. The Gracious Grateful is an oak-aged peach wild ale that was magical in a way that the call of Osiris brought a wave of magical rainbows crashing onto the shores -- yes, it was that good. The All of Everything had a very nuanced palate balanced well between the raspberry and peach that made for a profoundly satisfying sip. If I lived closer, I would be patronizing Unseen Creatures frequently. The brewery is a knockout of a place that has created a unique spot to enjoy terrific American Wild Ales. Unseen Creature is a winner all the way.

What a beautiful brewery! In love with this space. So unexpected when I entered this warehouse space Beautiful decorated. Whoever did the decorating killed it! In a good way lol The actual bar area is small. You can see a peek of the brewery in the back. Their selection is decent. They had about 10 beers canned or on tap. Most of their beers are sours. I went for a peach sour which was fantastic. It was served in a Wine glass. My hubs had a Pilsner and it was also fantastic. They offered us a selection of specialty popcorns. I tried the truffle one and a cheese one and they were amazing! My husband, my child, and I ate it all. Great place to have a drink and hang. Will definitely go back! Very kid friendly.

Unseen Creatures Brewing is such a welcome addition to the Bird Road Art District (are we still trying to make this a thing?). I've been visiting Lincoln's Beard rather frequently since I moved to West Miami and it's so nice to have another option nearby for solid brews in a nice setting! The beers are farmhouse style which I didn't really know about but the staff was happy to talk me through. These wild ales are a little sour, a little sweet, and a whole lot of tasty. I tried the First Ray of Light (which he said would be great for wine lovers) and Weight of the World (a little fruitier) wild ales, and house IPA. I honestly enjoyed them all. They don't do flights but each beer you can get in a 5 oz or 10 oz pour, so you can try a little at a time if you'd like. The inside is super spacious with the majority of the space used for the actual brewing process. They could use some more chairs and tables (and maybe outdoor seating?) to accommodate a crowd, so hopefully that comes in time. It did appear to be dog friendly inside, much like Lincoln's Beard, which is cool. When we were there, they had a lobster food truck onsite since they don't have a food menu. Free parking is available in front or nearby. We found a map on their Instagram plotting places to park. We'll definitely be back soon!

Great beer, great food, wonderful staff, dog friendly, and great ambience. On weekdays, it starts to pick up around 6-7 pm.