Tobacco Road
626 S Miami Ave, Miami,
FL - 33130
Markets: Miami, FL Metro
Neighborhoods: Downtown Miami
(305) 374-1198 http://TOBACCO-ROAD.COM more »
Reviews
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The wings here are great. So are the burgers. Best place to check out local bands.
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One the coolest shit holes I have ever seen
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Great place! Lovely music set up. Best place to chill. Apple martinis are delicious!!
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If you want to have lobster on a Tuesday, I recommend making reservations earlier in the same day, just so you don't arrive there at 7:30pm and find out they are already out of lobsters.
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Hole in the wall bar but cheap drinks
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Miami's oldest bar. This legendary spot has live music in an open atmosphere.
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Come out on Wednesdays with a pool buddy, bring 20$ for the pool tournament! Winner takes home 150$ and a 50$ bar tab!
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Full Moon party tonite.
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Excelente ambiente y muy diferente a lo tradicional en Miami. La barra es excelente, la comida, nada del otro mundo.
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Jim Belushi went there on my suggestion when I spoke to him on the morning radio show and ended up jamming with the band that was playing that night. What a trooper!
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The Death Burger is worth dying for.
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Miami's oldest bar! A must see!
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Place is awesome! I wouldn't think oh finding a divebar in Miami, hut atmosphere, music, and just cause I said so. Staying at Marriott and working at hyatt in downtown. Fun spot, not a bus spot
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Oldest bar in Miami. Open late. Great place to chill.
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The best of both worlds
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The oldest liquor license in South Florida, it will be 100 yrs. old this November 2012.
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Did you know Tobacco Rd is one of the oldest establishments in Miami? Founded in 1911!!!
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Today The Road is a popular hangout with downtown professionals, celebrities and tourists, continuing to champion Miamis local music scene with live music seven nights a week.
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In 1982, the bar was sold to its present owners Michael Latterner and Patrick Gleber.
