RedBar Brickell

Happy hour 5-8pm dailyStopped in for 1 drink the place was dead at 6pm on a Friday. The mojitos were great. Cute interior. Nice staff. 20% grat on original prices.

While clubbing and bar hopping the nightlife scene on a Friday night at Brickell for the first time, I stopped by Red Bar to check out the scene and I am glad I did.This is a small bar a couple of blocks from the main street. They have outdoor seating where people were smoking hookah, which costs $60.They have a unique menu with craft cocktails that all run around $15 and up. Beers cost around $9 and up. I stuck with their specialty cocktails and they were all surprisingly very enjoyable. And despite the extra care it took to make these cocktails, the bartenders were on point, serving quickly.Inside a dancefloor and live DJ was playing an open format that made it a party, with a young crowd on the dancefloor.The only downside was that the drinks were pricey combined with the mandatory 20% gratuity, and the hookah was way overpriced even by NYC standards.Overall, I enjoyed the vibe here a lot. It is a small spot but has a great party - I'd definitely come again.

It's a small bar in the heart of Downtown, and as the name indicates it has a completely red ambiance inside.The last time we came here was several years ago, and I really loved the decorations inside: it seemed like you had entered a medieval place.This time instead, the place was empty, not just of people (we were there on an early Saturday afternoon), but... of furniture and decorations as well. I preferred it like I remembered it, but the waiter told us that the owner likes changing the layout very often.The guys, however, know how to make drinks: they're very good and strong (I really enjoyed my Cucumber Collins).Prices are average for the area.I look forward to go back and be probably surprised by a new indoor look!

Excellent location for a Thursday night girls' night. 8 to 11 is a fantastic time window for free drinks. Enough seats and not too busy for a more relaxed ladies' night. This place does become busy on the weekends. Had an amazing night!

A Chic TransformationRed Bar in Brickell has undergone a remarkable transformation from its humble "hole in the wall" beginnings to its current status as a stylish lounge, seamlessly blending with the sophisticated atmosphere of the Brickell neighborhood in Miami. As a returning patron who frequented the bar during its more casual days, I was intrigued to experience the changes brought about by the recent remodel.The first thing that caught my attention was the revamped interior, which now exudes a more refined and contemporary vibe. The once unassuming watering hole has evolved into a chic destination, complete with modern furnishings, ambient lighting, and an overall ambiance that caters to those seeking a more trendy setting.The bar area has maintained its charm, though now boasting a sleeker design and a more extensive selection of premium spirits. The cocktail menu has evolved as well, offering a mix of classic favorites and inventive concoctions that cater to both seasoned enthusiasts and those looking to explore new flavors. The skilled mixologists behind the bar continue to impress with their craft, delivering well-balanced and expertly crafted drinks.The introduction of lounge seating and DJ enhances the overall experience, making Red Bar a suitable spot for drinking and dancing or a laid-back evening with friends. The addition of these refined elements aligns seamlessly with the changing dynamics of Brickell, attracting a diverse crowd seeking a more sophisticated nightlife option.While the changes may be a departure from its original "hole in the wall" charm, the evolution of Red Bar aligns with the maturation of Brickell as a neighborhood. The fusion of its roots with the contemporary updates creates a unique atmosphere that caters to a broader audience.In conclusion, Red Bar in Brickell successfully manages to bridge the gap between its nostalgic past and the evolving landscape of the neighborhood. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer, the bar's newfound sophistication and allure make it a noteworthy destination for those seeking a more refined and upscale nightlife experience in the heart of Miami's Brickell district.

TLDR: The ugly sibling version of Tipsy Flamingo. Service is nice, and that's about it. Would I go again: Probably not. Food/Drinks: Drinks were fairly average. Not great, not terrible. Avoid the Kiwi whatever. It's awful. Ambiance: RedBar is small and kind feels grungy. Music is all over the place going from house music, Spanish trap, to rock. Wouldn't be a problem if it flowed better together but it didn't.

I love the ambience here. But the music is way too loud and drinks are overpriced. I guess that's what you pay for if you're in the brickell area. I do like the outside area where you can have a conversation and talk. Service is decent no complaints there and so are the bathrooms. I tried using my 10% off my order but they told me they wouldn't accept it. I was a little bummed. But I still managed to have a good time here

I love RedBar! It's such a great spot to hang out, get a drink and listen to good music. The DJ is always playing music that just makes you wanna dance. The service is 10/10! If you ever go ask for Laz, he's honest the best and has amazing energy!

Love the bartender with the white sox hat. He is so cool and has a chill vibe about him. Makes great drinks with skill. Great place to come on a Thursday for ladies night and happy hour.

One of my favorite after hour spots downtown miami. The drinks are so cheap is unbelievable. You can't get a $12 drink anywhere in miami but here. I hope is stay that way! Also this place got NY vibes! So dope!