Latest reviews from Doral
| 46 /100 World of Beer - Doral (Bar) 8700 NW 36TH ST SUITE 102 “Well, it's the Doral branch of a beer bar chain. I mean, outer burbs, chain establishment, it has over 100 beers but maybe half a dozen for a seasoned ticker, and that's accounting for the fact that they have house beers and I don't hang out in Florida all that much anymore. Service was good, but they didn't have too many of the beers I tried to order. If it wasn't handy for my work trips, I wouldn't go here.“ |
| 80 /100 2685 NW 105TH AVE “Great place in Doralzuela, with a bunch of great beer and some really interesting guest taps. All beers available in 5oz pours. These guys are thick in the uber trendy in terms of beer selection - of their 24 odd taps, like 10 of them were fruit smoothie something or others. They at least do these pretty well, so if you're into that, this is your place. The others are mostly IPAs, but at least there were some good West Coast style IPAs among the many hazies. Then a couple lagers. Everything was done pretty well though, and the guest taps were well selected. The only gripe here is choice--they aren't really that diverse in style, unless you count the 20 types of fruit beer. This is not the place you would go to try, say, a brown ale or a porter. Service friendly and the decor is nice, with a nice patio. Definitely a great place to visit, and probably among the top 10, if not top 5, of the whole Miami/Lauderdale larger area. They also had BBQ--I had the platter with family. Decent, but the turkey, pulled pork and even brisket were all a little dry--maybe overcooked?“ |
| 72 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “Decent place in Doral with a massive number of taps--like 52 when I was there, and other than a handful of sangria taps, all of them were from MIA. They do flights, although only when it's not busy. I was in here on Superbowl Sunday though. A few chairs outside and TVs inside. Service OK. My wife like the tequenos--she's Venezuelan. The beer leaves something to be desired here unfortunately--kind of makes you wish they had more guest taps among the 50 beers on draught. Lots of different styles, but many not very well executed. The only kind of good one was a sake ale, funnily enough. Just down the street from Tripping Animals, which has less taps but far better quality beer. Prices on the high side, especially considering quality.“ |
| 74 /100 2685 NW 105TH AVE “Big friendly laid back place in Doral. Concrete floors and plenty of room, dog and child friendly. Fairly large selection with emphasis on fun flavoured sours and IPAs with the occasional pastry stout thrown in. Quite a lot are available to go in cans. Great place.“ |
| 80 /100 2685 NW 105TH AVE “Large industrial looking taproom with good view of the brewing equipment. Plenty of seating available and some games to play in the back. Friendly service. Good range of own beers on tap plus some guests. Most liked the Bear with Me and the Return of the Tripping Dead. Beers good but a bit overpriced maybe. Good food. Worth a look for sure.“ |
| 50 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “It’s quite the drive from the heart of Miami—about 30 minutes from Wynwood / Little Havana. Located in an industrial area, the place itself is quite cool, with a very modern feel and is darkly lit. Huge number of taps, with a couple dozen or more of their own, plus a bunch of guest taps. 5 oz pours available of everything, ranging from $3-5, which is absurdly pricey but would be okay if the beer quality delivered, which it does not. I sampled a half dozen and two were decent, the rest barely drinkable, if that. All in all, bad overpriced beer.“ |
| 66 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “Great place, sometimes a little too loud.
Beers are just ok but the variety is amazing.“ |
| 84 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “This is a relatively large place out in Doral, Florida. There are a great many taps, which means there are a great many beers available for sampling. Service was friendly. Food was solid. Soccer game on TV. Small samples allowed... but most flights are premade. You can also get a flight of 54... I have seen pictures.“ |
| 92 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “This place is incredible. Insane number of taps for a brewpub - 50-60 taps. Most were house brews, which were very good to excellent. Guest taps were solid to unbelievable, including Funky Buddha Last Snow. Fairly large bottle list as well. Food was terrific. 5 oz pours available of anything, and the staff was generous with tasters as well. Amazing place, highly recommended.“ |
| 92 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “This was a great find in Miami. I was in town for NYE and staying at a hotel very close to MIA. When the hotel staff heard I was a craftbeer fan they all told me I had to go here...took me 3 days...but I’m glad I visited before leaving town. MIA has a ridiculous selection of great beers...their own and a fair number of guest taps. I can’t even begin to describe the beers as there were so many good ones...and I was doing multiple flights and sharing with my friend who was doing the same. She was drinking the fruiter ones and I was concentrating on the hoppier ones. We both found numerous exceptional beers we liked...and we were focusing mostly on the MIA made ones. MIA has a nightclub feel...but in the afternoon when we visited...it’s just a really cool venue to drink beer in. The staff was very helpful and engaging. I highly recommend a visit here...not far from the airport...and on the west side of town...which is close to the FL turnpike extension if you are heading to the keys.“ |
| 84 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “Buddy from the area was excited to take me to this place - less than a year since it opened. Expectations weren’t high as he isn’t a big craft beer guy, but holy heck, this place was pretty damn sweet. Nice sized tap room with a cool Miami vibe...its got some room for improvement, but I dug it. Service was pleasant - tour for $5 with a pint (keep the glass) is a steal. But the top ticks here are a) the beer selection - about 55 taps and b) the quality of the beer. Didn’t eat any food, but it looked good and word is it is solid. Seriously, some good stuff going on here. Only knock is a couple of my tasters were a bit pricey. Can’t wait for another winter excursion and a visit to M.I.A.“ |
| 92 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “60ish taps with about 20 house brews. Beers were excellent to average with a few stellar offerings. Surprise under the radar brewery doing some really good things. Must visit if in the area. Not too far from Wakefield.“ |
| 76 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “MIA was a surprise, as we didn’t expect much. But I like the place. They have a lot of their own beer on tap. It’s experimental stuff sometimes, but sometimes very good (like Mega Mix). They have a lot of guest taps as well. It’s way out west, in a beer-starved area, but worth the drive if you’re not already out there. And if you are, it’s the only place worth visiting. Food is a mix of Latin standards and pub grub.“ |
| 80 /100 10400 NW 33RD ST “Happy to be the first rater! I did not have high expectations, and was really blown away by the quality and quantity. About 30 total taps, lots of house brews that are not available offsite, and most the guest beers are local breweries. Bottle selection is also impressive, saw a lot of beers that were unfamiliar and unique. The atmosphere inside was super, and it was lively on an ordinary Wednesday night. With the explosion of growth in Doral it makes sense. Really happy to see this here near to Dolphin Mall, it’s the only thing of its kind in the area. And love the graphic design, reminds me of my childhood, has the 80s feel. Very Miami vibe. Overall I would put this on anyone’s hit list, even though it is not near to any other beer destination it’s a solid place.“ |
