Mickey Burkes

A South Beach sports bar and grill on Washington Avenue with live music, cocktails and doors open until 3 or 4 am every night.

Vérifié octobre 2026

For anyone who wants a game, a drink and a late night on Washington Avenue without dressing up for a club. The trade-off: its website says almost nothing, so check the music and event lineup before you plan around it.

The hours do the work

Doors open at 9 am on Saturday and Sunday, which is early for a South Beach bar and handy if the game you care about starts before lunch. Weekdays it opens at 2 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday and 3 pm the rest of the week. Closing is the real draw: 3 am most nights, 4 am on Friday and Saturday. That makes it a reliable last stop when the rest of Washington Avenue starts thinning out, and an easy first stop when you want a screen and a seat in the afternoon.

Screens, stage and the crowd

Google files it first as a sports bar, but it's also listed as a live music venue, cocktail bar and event space, so a given night might lean toward the game or toward a band. The 4.8 from about 2,700 Google reviews is a strong number for a late-night bar on this strip, where ratings usually take a beating. Expect it to get louder and fuller as the night goes on, especially on weekends when the doors stay open until 4 am. Groups will find it an easy room to settle into.

Food, drinks and the bill

It's a bar and grill, so there's a kitchen, not just a cooler of beer. The price level sits at $$, which on Washington Avenue means you're not paying Ocean Drive markups. The official site is a placeholder with no menu, prices or band schedule, so we can't point you to a signature dish or a happy hour. Treat it as a solid, mid-priced place to eat and drink while you watch, and ask at the bar about specials when you get there.

Comment y aller

1. It's at 1265 Washington Ave, in the block between 12th and 13th Streets in South Beach.

Bon à savoir

The website has no menu or event calendar, so call or check its social pages for who's playing that night.

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