305 Sports Bar

A Brickell Avenue sports bar with weekday happy hour, a lunch menu and weekend doors open at 10:30 am for early games.

Checked October 2026

Good for catching a game with friends or a weekday lunch near the Brickell offices, at $$ prices. The trade-off: it's a sports bar first, so expect TVs and game-day noise, not a quiet dinner.

Game day on Brickell Ave

The pitch is simple: screens, drinks and a $$ menu at 919 Brickell Ave, right among the office towers. It holds a 4.6 from about 1,300 Google reviews, which is a strong number for a sports bar in a neighborhood full of slicker rooms. The name is the 305 area code, and the bar leans into it, down to a $60 branded baseball cap in its online shop. Big games are the reason to go, so plan around kickoff and bring a group. A sports bar works better with a table of people arguing about the ref.

Happy hour and lunch

Weekday happy hour runs 5 to 7 pm, with its own deals menu, so that's the window to drink cheaper in a neighborhood that rarely is. The kitchen also runs a separate lunch menu, and doors open at 11:30 am Monday to Wednesday and 11 am Thursday, which makes it a fair desk-escape option for the Brickell office crowd. The site lists a food menu and a beer and wine list; check it before you assume your usual mixed drink is on offer. Online ordering is available if you'd rather eat at your desk.

Weekend hours and the valet

Friday and Saturday it opens at 10:30 am and stays open until 1 am, early enough for morning European soccer and late enough for a West Coast game. Sunday also opens at 10:30 am and closes at midnight, which covers a full football slate. Weeknights close at midnight. Street parking on Brickell is a headache, and the bar points to valet at $10, at 950 Brickell Ave and 951 Brickell Bay Dr. Factor that into the tab if you're driving, or skip the car and the problem altogether.

Parking

Valet is $10, at 950 Brickell Ave and 951 Brickell Bay Dr.

Good to know

Happy hour is weekdays only, 5 to 7 pm.

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