The best bars & nightlife in St. Lucie County

Square Grouper Tiki Bar Ft Pierce Inlet keeps the island mood on tap with a world famous waterfront deck, inlet views, and a steady rotation of live music this week. Swing by with your crew, grab something cold, and pretend your group texts are seashells.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, October 7, 2026

Surfer owned and operated, Island Root Kava Bar serves a mellow South Pacific kava experience that many say eases in after 20 to 30 minutes and lasts a few hours, a calm alternative to alcohol. With Port St. Lucie and St.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, October 8, 2026

The Wine Vault inside Pierce Public Market pours easygoing wine and cold beer that pair perfectly with a lap around the vendors. They also host tastings and small private events, so your midweek errand run can quietly morph into a relaxed local night out.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, October 19, 2026

Hop Life Brewing Company keeps Port St. Lucie well hydrated with elegant, authentic craft beers made with serious technique. Slide into the taproom for scratch-kitchen bites, live music and a monthly calendar that stays busy, then snag a growler or join the Mug Club and make it your weeknight happy place.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, October 15, 2026

Need a midweek mood lift? Islamorada Brewery & Distillery (Fort Pierce) pours freshly tapped island-inspired beers like Sandbar Sunday, Island Ale, and Channel Marker IPA, and you can even snag a peek at the production line while you sip... a quick Island State of Mind without leaving Sunrise City.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, September 30, 2026

Lean into that Florida chill this week at Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery, where flights of Muscadine wines meet live music every weekend for instant weekend therapy. Grab a tour, catch a concert, and let the good wines, good vibes, good times do their thing.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, October 18, 2026

Looking for a low-key night that pays off in belly laughs, The Funny Pharm lines up stand-up that feels close to the action, with comics testing new bits and sharp punchlines that actually land. Perfect for Treasure Coast locals chasing a midweek reset or a Saturday crew outing.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, October 5, 2026

Southpaw Brewing Company, started by two Long Island families, nails the sweet spot for family dinners, date nights, or catching the game this week. Expect easygoing pours, a food menu they actually care about, and help with parties or catering when your PSL crew decides to show up hungry.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, August 18, 2026

Fox & Crown Brewery and Pub nails the British pub vibe in Port St. Lucie with handcrafted beers, proper comfort food, and enough screens to follow Premier League, Champions League, and internationals. Swing by for pool or darts, then stay because it feels like your local.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, September 22, 2026

Family-friendly chain offering a sports-bar-style setting for American food & arcade games.

Bluebird Bistro & Wine Bar pairs weekly jazz and blues with a thoughtful lineup of wine, beer, and house cocktails, plus a creative menu that changes it up. Swing by this week for a low-key night with seriously tasty bites and in-house baked treats, or linger over their brunch.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, August 27, 2026

Need a no-brainer spot when the breeze kicks up? On The Edge Bar & Grill is family owned and all about bold flavors, refreshing drinks and live music from all over Florida, with a front-row view of the Fort Pierce Inlet that turns dinner into a mini staycation.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, October 14, 2026

From a 117-year-old building once owned by photographer Harry Hill, Pierced Ciderworks pours rotating ciders with new flavors every week, from crisp 'Merica Dry to coconut-kissed Coco Loconut to peach-with-a-kick Peach Habanero. Expect WTF Bingo, a Yappy Hour for leashed pups and plenty of chill vibes this week.

From the Fort Pierce newsletter, October 11, 2026

Whether you're craving a new IPA or a silky cab, The Vine & Barley lets you explore with self-serve wine machines, rotating taps of 30+ craft beers, and flights for indecisive nights. Add a charcuterie board, catch up with friends, and toast to 17+ years of local vibes.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, September 19, 2026

Looking to swap the buzz for calm, Kavasutra Kava Bar Port Saint Lucie pours Vanuatu-sourced kava in a low-key, alcohol-free lounge that feels like a real neighborhood hang. Drop in for the daily 1 pm or 1 am shell ritual and unwind without fogging your head.

From the Port St. Lucie newsletter, October 21, 2026