Tobacco Road

Cross Streets:

South Miami Avenue and Southwest Seventh Street

Parking:

On Site. There's a small parking lot in the back that charges $5 a ride.

Hours:

11:30 a.m.-5 a.m. daily

Cuisine:

American, Ribs, Sandwiches, American Contemporary, Burgers, and Chili

Meals Served:

Dinner and Lunch

Price Range:

$$ ($9-$15)

Reservations:

Not Required

Dress Code:

Anything Goes

Alcohol:

Full Bar

Smoking:

Outdoors Only

Admission Price:

Yes

Music Style:

Blues, Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Classic Rock, Soul, '80s Music, Emo, Funk, Indie, and Reggae

Audience:

21+

Atmosphere and Personality:

Laid Back Casual

Noise Level:

Bustling

Features:

Happy Hour, Catering, Disc Jockey, Late Night, and Live Performances. Aside from live music nightly, a DJ spins 70s and 80s hits on the back patio every Friday night. Discounted beer and liquor, 4-7 p.m. daily and midnight-4 a.m. Friday and Saturday.

Facilities:

Private Party and Banquet Facilities

Average Drink Price:

$5

Worth Noting:

Established in 1912, Tobacco Road is the oldest bar in Miami and boasts the city's longest-running liquor license. There's no cover during the week, though on weekends you can expect to pay anywhere from $5 to $10, which, by Miami standards, is a steal.

Specialties:

The Smokehouse Platter, an array of beef brisket, ribs and chicken prepared on the bar's very own smoker. Served each Wednesday.

Payment Methods:

American Express, Discover Card, Mastercard, and Visa

Outdoor Seating:

Yes