Probably one of the most recognizable names among South Florida beer drinkers, it's worth hitting the highway north to this expansive brewery in Ft. Lauderdale. Open since 2010 and encouraging beer drinkers to “find your funk,” it offers a variety of staples like the Floridian, as well as special releases like Maple Bacon Coffee Porter, Sweet Potato Casserole, and Blueberry Cobbler.

Owner Luis E. Diaz (formerly of the now-closed King Fox Brewery in Hialeah) opened this Hollywood-based brewery. With 18 taps, including two nitro lines and a classic Czech LUKR faucet, the Hallway offers something for every palate — from IPAs and stouts to German-style lagers and American light beer. Pizza by Mauros serves New York-style pies for those craving a bite.

Whether seeking a prickly pear sour, hazy IPA or a hearty stout called Black Cadillac, this casual taproom and beer garden aims to please all tastes. Visitors can grab a spot indoors for live shows or karaoke or snag a table on the expansive outdoor patio to enjoy Florida’s winter weather.

With over 150 beers in rotation and 54 draft lines, this Doral brewery truly has something for everyone. From light brews like Miami Weiss and Conga Lime to darker choices like Darkula and Booby Trappe, beer lovers can explore a playful and abundant selection. The lineup also includes hoppy options, guest taps, and plenty of bar food to match.

In true Miami fashion, this brewery incorporates its Latin American roots into its beer, offering various brews ranging from craft lagers and IPAs to sours and the Brazilian chopp. With names like Chancleta, Spanglish, and Chismosa, there’s Miami flair and flavor.

Doral has transformed from a bland assortment of warehouses and cookie-cutter homes to a dynamic food and drink destination, including this brewery. What began with a group of friends experimenting with whatever ingredients they could find in Caracas, Venezuela, led to the opening of Tripping Animals Brewing Co. in Miami, which provides handcrafted beer and a community-oriented vibe. IPAs like Mahi Did It and King of Everything are crowd-pleasers. Bonus: The art on cans and bottles is just as good as the beer.

Soccer enthusiasts still celebrating Lionel Messi’s move to Miami can sip on The Goat 10 at this award-winning brewery. With its vibrant cans featuring innovative designs and playful names like Desire and Katy Berry, it also offers an option for custom-made cans.

Grab a beer in Miami’s historic Old Post Office Building at this flagship brewery—the first in Downtown Miami and the official craft beer for the Miami Marlins. Blending vintage inspiration with a minimalist vibe, imbibers can grab a seat around the wrap-around bar or opt for a booth or table. There’s also a pool table and Fussball for those wanting additional entertainment.

This husband-and-wife-owned newcomer stands out as Florida’s only sake brewery. Haidar Hachem is no stranger to the industry, though. Having left his job as a civil engineer in 2019, he learned the craft as an assistant and head brewer in other local hotspots before opening Shojo Dojo with his wife, Marilyn (Mari) Orozco. There’s an extensive beer-on-tap selection, a variety of sakes, and a playful saketail menu.

Grab a few friends and make a day out of heading to this Homestead favorite. With a 10,000-square-foot taproom, this brewery prides itself on using local fruits and herbs to create flavors like Shark Bait, Big Rod Coconut Ale, and Cafe Con Leche. Get the beer flight to sample more than one.