Miami Tavern

Went for dinner. It is self order for drinks and food. Bartenders can only make drinks printed on the menu...none of the other standard ones and all "shots" served over ice. However, food was very tasty and good prices. About 7 items were sold out, even though we arrived before 6pm. Would stop there again!

If you ever find yourself wandering toward Miami, follow the quiet pull of a place simply called The Miami, a pub that feels less like a venue and more like a warm exhale. Today, beneath the low hum of conversation and the soft glow of the bar lights, Fran poured myself and two friends the greatest Guinness I’ve ever laid my lips on. There was something almost reverent in the way she did it, steady hands, patient pause, a little smile like she already knew what kind of magic was about to settle in the glass. And when that pint finally reached us… my god. Silky. Cold. A cloud drifting into midnight. The first sip felt like a small, private miracle. It wasn’t just a drink. It was a moment. One of those rare ones where life slows down, your friends lean in, and the world feels soft edged and generous. The Miami has many charms, but Fran is the quiet heartbeat behind them, an artist of the pour, a keeper of good nights, and the reason I’ll be returning far more often than I probably should admit. If you’re looking for a place where a Guinness becomes a story, this is it.