HAPPY HOUR HOTSPOTS IN MIAMI BEACH

Miami Beach is full of happy hour hot spots where you can unwind with specialty cocktails and bar bites that won’t break the bank. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual scene or something more trendy, there’s plenty of unique happy hour destinations to try that will have you and your wallet feeling happy.

CLASSIC AND COOL:

Doraku is the go-to sushi spot on Lincoln Road, offering its guests two ways to drink on the cheap. The sushi restaurant features happy hour during lunch (weekdays, 12-3 p.m. and weekends, 1-3 p.m.). 

Meat Market in South Beach recently revamped its signature Friday happy hour (5-8 p.m.), featuring new offerings that include $10 Veuve Clicquot Brut, Yellow Label by the glass, $8 classic Belvedere martinis and $7 signature cocktails such as Tangerine Dream made with gin and kiwi.

UPSCALE AND INTIMATE: 

The Forge hosts its Friday night Veuve Clicquot Happy Hour (6-9 p.m.) at its whimsical bar, with $50 bottles, $10 glasses and $7 specialty cocktails..

Cecconi’s is nestled in a tree-lined outdoor garden inside the Soho Beach House, and presents a revamped “4 to 7” happy hour (Tuesday-Saturday, 4-7 p.m.).

POOLSIDE & WATERFRONT:

Monty’s is a South Beach icon with its views of the Miami sunset, relaxing poolside vibe and inexpensive happy hour (Monday-Friday, 4-8 p.m.). What makes this spot such a go-to for cheap drinks is that all liquor is served half off the original price.

COMFY AND CASUAL :

The new Vintro Hotel & Kitchen gets on the happy hour wagon with its new offering available at the hotel’s upscale Scorpion Bar. Available on Thursday evenings only (5-8:30 p.m.).

Tongue & Cheek offers an everyday happy hour (4-8 p.m.) with half off select bottles of wine, $8 per glass, $5 craft beer on tap and $8 handcrafted cocktails, including its signature T&C Whiskey Sour made with Woodford Reserve.

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