Rolling Waves Brewing and Distillery

A Doral brewery and distillery with a tasting room and beer garden, pouring its own IPAs, lagers and ales.

Checado em novembro de 2026

For Doral locals and craft beer people who want house-made pours in a relaxed beer garden. The trade-off: it's a destination drive, and the website won't tell you much about what's on tap or on the menu.

What's on tap

The pours here are the brewery's own: a roster of craft IPAs, lagers and ales served in the tasting room, with the distillery side of the operation making spirits under the same roof. The website talks more about flavor experiments and inventive distilling than about specific beers, and it doesn't publish a current tap list. So the move is simple: walk up, ask what's freshest, and try a few before you commit to a full pint. It holds a 4.5 from about 920 Google reviews, which is a solid sign the beer delivers.

Weeknights versus weekends

Monday through Thursday it doesn't open until 4 pm and closes at 11, which makes it an after-work stop rather than an afternoon hang. Friday and Saturday are the long days, noon to midnight, and that's when the beer garden earns its keep for a slow daytime round with friends. Sunday runs noon to 8 pm, so plan an early finish. Google also files it under lounge and nightclub, so expect weekend nights to feel livelier than a quiet Tuesday.

The mission part

Rolling Waves leans hard on its social mission. A portion of its work goes to local initiatives, and it runs collaborative brewing projects, charitable contributions and community events. That's nice to know when you're picking between breweries, though it won't change what's in your glass. Google lists it as a bar and grill too, and the site has a menu section, but no dishes or prices were posted when we checked. If food matters for your plans, call ahead rather than assume.

Bom saber

Weekday doors don't open until 4 pm; only Friday through Sunday start at noon.

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