Lost Boy Dry Goods

I do like this place but where are the yelp reviews on their burgers, as you mentioned? I've never seen a burger served there.

I remember driving through the downtown area later at night about a dozen years ago and remarking how dead and lifeless it was after most businesses had closed for the day. I felt bad for people who were living there because, while they were a relatively short drive or metro mover ride away from some decent restaurants and nightlife, there was really nothing available to them in this immediate area. That's changed in more recent years with about 1/2 dozen bars and eateries downtown that are open until late and on weekends, and Lost Boy Dry Goods is one of the better ones.This bar has a smaller but adequate food menu and at times features visiting pop-ups that provide eats, It looks like a brick-walled pub inside with an exposed wooden ceiling, a long bar that has several screens for watching sports and other programming, several tables for seating customers and a few comfy couches and chairs, a faux fireplace, a pool table, dart boards and an eclectic mix of "stuff" that one may have seen in your grandparents' house - old console radio and TVs, a manual typewriter, telephones, old-style lanterns, books and the like. In all, the mood here is fun and lively, the music is good and they sometimes have a DJ, but it isn't so loud you can't carry on a conversation with those around you. The cocktail menu is solid, they offer a basic wine list and have several beers on tap or in cans. Best of all, for night owls or those in the restaurant and bar business who want a spot to visit after work, this place is open until 3 a.m. most every night, though they do somewhat unfortunately stop serving food at 11.

Step into this drink bar and prepare to be transported back to the grungy charm of Alabama bars. Nestled in the heart of Miami, this hidden gem exudes a cozy, laid-back atmosphere that instantly feels like home.The vibes here are undeniably cute, with vintage decor and dim lighting that sets the perfect mood for a night out with friends or a quiet drink alone. It's the kind of place where you can kick back, relax, and let the worries of the day melt away.But it's not just the ambiance that makes this place special - the drinks are pretty amazing too. From classic cocktails to creative concoctions, there's something for everyone on the menu. And if you're feeling adventurous, don't hesitate to ask the friendly bartender for a recommendation - they always have something interesting up their sleeve.So if you're in the mood for a taste of Alabama charm right here in Miami, look no further than this drink bar. With its cute vibes and welcoming atmosphere, it's sure to become your new favorite spot in town. Cheers!

We were only in Miami for two nights but this place quickly became our favorite bar! They call themselves a dive bar but it is more of an eclectic place with interesting decor. There is everything from a painting of Elvis to cowboy boots to Premier League scarves represented here! And I loved the mermaids along the bar!We sat at the bar for Happy Hour our first time here when drinks are 1/2 priced. My husband had a local draft and I had their "Spicy Siesta" cocktail (corazon reposado tequila, campari, lime,agave, firewater bitters, spicy salt rim). So good!The second time here, we had the same drinks but also ordered food. I had a Chopper Salad and my husband had a Chicago Dog. We were pretty happy with everything! Above all, the bartenders were outstanding! So kind! They gave us lots of recommendations for places to try while in town! And we ended up going to many of the places they fold us about. Thanks, guys!

I would not call myself a regular but I do visit Lost Boy often and I consider it one of the best bars in town. They are always consistent with their cocktails and always helpful with making recommendations.I do have to give big props to Phil. He really is a top-notch cocktail connoisseur and has amazing skill when creating concoctions. If you visit and Phil is behind the bar, know that you are getting the best of the best and you and consider yourself lucky.

Lost Boy is my brother's favorite bar - so it's crazy how long it took me to go try it out. The vibes are super cool in here and Lost Boy has some super sick period pieces as decoration and super comfy couches. There is a pool table right when you walk in so you know the bar is good. The bartenders are super friendly and recommended drinks based on some flavor profiles I like. The espresso martini here is great but I got an earl grey gin drink that was phenomenal. It had some great sweetness, yet bitters to cut through it. Their seasonal menu is always super fun and they do a great job balancing flavor profiles so that any drink would be a great choice.

Dark ambiance. Espresso martini is delicious here. Food is decent. Nice place to stop at for a drink and a snack before a show if you're in the area.

Cool ambiance with board games, an array of comfy couch seating plus bar stools and high tops, as well as traditional tables. Inside it was so dark that my friend and I ended up being one of those old folks who pull out their camera's flashlights to read the menu. We are those people now! The drinks we ordered from Cassandra were a Spicy Siesta (tequila drink) and a Cherry Blossom (a sweet vodka drink). They were tasty, fresh, well made, and quickly served. Mine had Tajin on it but it wasn't Tajin, which is a brand not a generic name for chili salt. What was on there was the sorriest chili salt I've ever had (no flavor and almost a powder instead of tiny salt kernels). We played darts, which was fun. The bathrooms were covered with graffiti--maybe one person started it as a prank and then it just kept going on and on until the mirror to see yourself in is just another piece of graffiti over graffiti.

Super cool bar in downtown Doggy friendly Cold beers Excellent selection of spirits Definitely recommend the pretzel or the Italian Joe was helpful on explaining the menu and the drinks Awesome spot to come and watch the game and have a beer and sandwich , by far my favorite bar in downtown .

Small menu but does the job. Hey it's a bar first. Happy hour was awesome and it's been a while since I've been to a bar first with food as an afterthought. The interior decor brought me back to the old school bar, with pool tables I frequented back in college. Perfect place to meet up with buds after work and down a few brews.