There’s a lot more to the brewery scene in Coral Gables than just a cold pint after work. These local taprooms have turned craft beer into an experience, each blending unique flavors, cool spaces and a dash of Miami flair.
Let’s get to it.
Bay 13 Brewery and Kitchen
At Bay 13 Brewery and Kitchen in Coral Gables, Australian charm meets Miami flair and genuine care for craft beer. The taps rotate weekly, featuring the sharp German Pilsner Merv one week, the hazy Laughing Gear the next, and the Yewzu Vibes lager with yuzu and Alorra hops shortly after. In winter, barrel-aged releases appear and draw regulars eager for those limited-edition pours.
The kitchen pairs Melbourne-style dishes with local ingredients, avoiding basic pub fare. Every couple of weeks, the brewer and chef collaborate on beer-paired dinners that showcase complementary flavors in each course.
Outside, a spacious patio offers artificial turf, picnic tables and umbrellas for a backyard feel. Large screens show sporting events while families, beer enthusiasts and solo visitors all find spots to relax. Knowledgeable staff gladly explain tasting notes and brewing methods. Visitors may encounter live events or festivals, yet also discover quiet corners for a peaceful pint. Bay 13 welcomes sports fans, families and anyone curious about well-crafted beer.
Titanic Brewery & Restaurant
In Coral Gables, Titanic Brewery & Restaurant has cemented its status as a neighborhood staple. A five-barrel brewhouse supplies fresh beers daily, from the smooth Kolsch that evokes summer to a robust oatmeal stout or a spicy rye amber. Seasonal brews rotate through IPAs, porters and pale ales so even hop lovers find new favorites.
The menu delivers classic pub comfort alongside diverse options for vegan diners. On Saturdays, the prime rib special attracts early crowds and often sells out by evening. Live blues nights and Sunday karaoke — running for over two decades — add an upbeat vibe.
Outdoor seating in the beer garden offers a relaxed spot for patrons to bring dogs, soak up the sun or unwind under string lights. Happy hour drafts run seven dollars a pint and the mug club grants exclusive perks to frequent visitors. Titanic combines solid brewing, hearty food and regular live entertainment in one welcoming venue.
Spanish Marie Brewery
Spanish Marie Brewery in West Kendall stands out with creative small-batch experiments and fruit-forward sours. Try Pineapple Dole Whip Sour or the slushy-style Strawberry Slusher, each bursting with real fruit. The lineup also includes hop-driven IPAs, barrel-aged stouts and unique releases like Machete Spills, a mezcal-barrel-aged gose. Blonde ale conditioned with guava adds yet another tropical twist.
The taproom features a hidden speakeasy behind a secret door and a spacious Spanish-style courtyard beer garden. Regular music nights range from blues on Mondays to jazz midweek, while trivia nights keep things lively. Food trucks serve pizza, tacos and snacks that pair perfectly with the beer selection. Guests can opt for tasting flights to sample multiple styles in one visit.
Pet-friendly seating areas allow dogs inside and out. The speakeasy includes space heaters, a fireplace and a projector for private events. Voted Miami New Times Best Brewery and Best LGBTQ Party, Spanish Marie maintains an inventive, inclusive atmosphere.
Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending
In the Bird Road Arts District, Unseen Creatures Brewing & Blending specializes in farmhouse-style beers and wild-fermentation projects. Brewers harvest local fruits, flowers and spontaneous yeasts from Miami’s microflora. Regular taps include the easygoing lager “Eternal,” the crisp Kolsch “Time Moves Slow,” and hazy IPAs, alongside rotating offerings such as “The Child” and sharp Artifact solera blends.
Mixed-fermentation wild ales and oak barrel-aged releases fill the seasonal menu. Summer highlights fruit sours that taste of fresh-picked berries and often reference specific yeast strains or barrel history for enthusiasts who want the full breakdown.
The taproom features abundant greenery, open space and dog-friendly zones. Yappy hours on Fridays invite owners and pets to mingle over unique sours. Monthly tours delve into fermentation techniques and barrel aging, while rotating food trucks set up in the courtyard. Complimentary bandanas for dogs and live music rounds out a welcoming, community-driven experience. Named Miami’s Best Brewery for 2025, Unseen Creatures delivers adventurous flavors in a relaxed setting.
Magic 13 Brewing Co.
Magic 13 Brewing Co. offers a vibrant, community-oriented taproom with quirky touches. Tree-shaded seating, hammocks and game areas with ping-pong and pool tables create a playful environment. A rotating art display highlights local artists, and occasional collaborations with nearby breweries appear on tap. Weekly events range from karaoke on Wednesdays to BBQ Sundays, plus family-friendly activities on weekends.
Five core beers are always available, including the crisp Islander Lager and fruit-packed hazy IPAs. Seasonal releases include a surprisingly fresh black stout for cooler months and the tangy Citric Mango Summer Ale powered by real mango. The distillery side crafts cocktails using house-made beer syrups for inventive, beer-based twists on classics.
Food is thoughtfully curated: gourmet burgers, parrilladas, empanadas and Latin-inspired small plates all complement the beer lineup. Dogs are welcome in the beer garden and kids enjoy a dedicated play area. Magic 13 feels like a friend’s house party, complete with standout brews, handcrafted bites and a packed calendar of fun.
Tripping Animals Brewing Co.
When you step into Tripping Animals Brewing Co., you enter a lively Doral taproom with more than 20 beers on tap. Choices range from hoppy IPAs to kettle-sour ales and barrel-aged stouts. The spacious patio welcomes dogs, while inside kids can run free until 8 pm. Arcade games and a long shuffleboard table invite friendly competition among groups.
Local art and live music fill the room most nights. The Trippy Kitchen hosts rotating pop-up vendors, so you’ll find fresh tacos one night and creative sliders the next. Seasonal brews arrive alongside core favorites: autumn pumpkin ales appear in fall, and tart summer sours make a return in warmer months.
This brewery supports community causes through special collaborations, such as the Center for Great Apes series. Weekly events include open mic nights and small festivals that blend music, art, and craft beer. Whether you’re here for a casual pint or a full dinner swap, Tripping Animals Brewing Co. delivers a dynamic, neighborly experience from start to finish.
The Tank Brewing Co.
At The Tank Brewing Co., you’ll find a family-friendly brewery where dogs are welcome and cornhole is a fixture. Taproom spans 4,000 square feet with industrial decor and plenty of seating. Live music or DJs play most weekends. You might end up dancing or challenging friends to giant Jenga.
Beer selection features Belgian-style saisons, American ambers such as La Finca and Freedom Tower, and popular IPAs like El Farito. Seasonal Hop Series releases include the Spring Double IPA, while the La Playita Pilsner bursts with citrus notes. The Frank the Tank Stout clocks in at 10.8 percent ABV and offers a smooth, robust finish.
Twisted Fork Kitchen provides on-site dining, so you can skip the food truck hunt. Menu highlights include gourmet burgers and Cuban-inspired shareables. A cigar lounge and a private events area with pool tables and full bar service round out the experience. Whether you’re here for the craft beer, the games, or just a relaxed afternoon, The Tank caters to every palate and pastime.
Biscayne Bay Brewing Company
Biscayne Bay Brewing Company occupies Miami’s historic Old Post Office building. Inside, wood surfaces, copper accents and green highlights create a fresh yet unpretentious setting. The wrap-around bar invites guests to grab a beer while about a dozen TVs ensure you never miss a game. Communal seating sits alongside foosball and pool tables and an arcade machine, blending a vintage jazz-club feel with game-night energy.
The beer selection features twelve rotating taps pouring only house-made brews brewed with local aquifer water. Expect staples like Miami Pale Ale and Marlins Lager alongside tangy seasonal sours and experimental one-offs. The food menu holds its own with shareable small plates, bao buns, a ribeye steak and a Wagyu burger. Weekly live music and dedicated sports-viewing nights keep the mood lively. An outdoor patio pop-up with a 100-inch screen adds extra seating for big games. Family-friendly by day and a craft-beer haven by night, this neighborhood brewery delivers exactly what Miami needed.
Lincoln’s Beard Brewing & Cocktails
At Lincoln’s Beard Brewing & Cocktails, Coral Gables residents gather for thoughtfully crafted beers and engaging events. House offerings range from the easy-drinking Crisp-O-Currency Czech lager to the P. Swayze IPA and dry-hopped Belgian pale ales. Seasonal fruit sours showcase local produce, recent releases include a strawberry banana sour that sold out fast. Rotating barrel-aged browns and double IPAs provide bolder options for tasting sessions.
The taproom features a rotating art gallery and a conversation-starting bar embedded with pennies. Outside, a dog- and kid-friendly patio leads to a small stage for live local bands, karaoke nights, and surprise beer-and-food festivals. The atmosphere shifts from relaxed afternoons to lively evenings without skipping a beat.
Food trucks such as Lala’s Burgers from Apocalypse BBQ and gourmet taco vendors like Tacos & Tattoos stop by regularly, ensuring fresh bites alongside your pint. Between the art displays and community-focused events, Lincoln’s Beard feels like more than a bar, it is a neighborhood hub designed with intention for every guest.
Cerveceria La Tropical
Cerveceria La Tropical offers a 28,000 square foot taproom and beer garden in Wynwood that seats up to 800 guests. The 10,000 square foot Jardines la Tropical area doubles as a mural gallery and orchid sanctuary, complete with palms and towering trees. Visitors can join a QR-code scavenger hunt to learn about the plant collection. The dog-friendly patio adds even more seating under generous shade.
The brewery produces over 20 house brews on site. Regular pours include La Original Ámbar Lager with honey notes, La Mar German Pilsner, and Tropiweizen with banana and spice character. Bold options range from Gasolina Double IPA, heavy on citrus and guava, to the Dulce Sour series featuring kiwi mango and açai lychee flavors. Barrel-aged releases rest in rum or bourbon oak for added depth.
Chef Cindy Hutson’s menu highlights Caribbean-inspired dishes such as Cerveza Bites and a tangy fish escabeche that pairs perfectly with lagers. Nightly live music and communal tables maintain a friendly vibe. During the day it welcomes families, and at night it hosts local bands or DJs. The brewery recycles rainwater and spent grain, making sustainability part of the experience.
Casa La Rubia
Inside Casa La Rubia, Wynwood’s colorful taproom doubles as a casual gathering place with in-house brewing for both its own recipes and Wynwood Brewing Co. and Veza Sur offerings. Bright murals cover the walls, and a shaded patio hosts free salsa classes and watch parties during Heat games. The La Rubia Blonde Ale has earned local acclaim for its clean, crisp flavor. The beer list also features Lulo Soura, a tart sour brewed with Colombian lulo fruit, and Father Francisco, a Belgian-style ale with rich yeast character.
Mad Burger supplies daily bites, while weekend pop-ups invite Cluckin’ Right Chicken and Captain’s BBQ. You can grab growlers and six-packs to go if you want to take the party home. The space remains family friendly until 9 pm, after which the atmosphere shifts toward more spirited gatherings. Whether you stop by for a quick pint or stay through dinner and dancing, Casa La Rubia offers a lively mix of beer, food, and music in the heart of Wynwood.
Beat Culture Brewery & Kitchen
At Beat Culture Brewery & Kitchen, the beer menu pushes boundaries with creative brews such as Coconut Pastelito Milkshake IPA, Fuacata Mango and Passion Fruit Ale, and a Mojito Tart Ale. All beers are small-batch brewed on site, spanning IPAs, stouts, sours, meads and more. With around twenty rotating taps that change weekly, there is always something new to sample.
The taproom features exposed brick walls and modern design for a trendy yet laid-back atmosphere. Free parking and a spacious patio allow leash-trained dogs to tag along. The kitchen serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with fusion dishes that reflect Miami’s cultural mash-up. Families can drop by during daytime hours thanks to a kid-friendly menu and open seating.
Regular events keep the calendar full. Midweek taco specials, $5 beer hours and trivia nights draw neighborhood crowds. Monthly car meets gather auto enthusiasts under the open sky. With inventive beers, solid food offerings and a lively events schedule, this spot ranks among Miami’s most creative taprooms.
