Nestled in Little Haiti, Churchill's is the 30 year-old "pub and grub punk club." There might've been a shooting or two nearby over the years, but that just makes it all the more dive-y, right?

A random "sports cafe" at the Days Inn on 20 Street, Free Spirits is actually a decent-sized dive with pool tables, darts, a jukebox, and friendly staff that is nothing close to the typical SoBe scene.

The smaller counterpart to Lost Weekend on Española Way has a more rock n' roll vibe and plenty of odd decorations to look at. Its Wednesday ladies night where ladies drink free is usually packed.

The Deuce, as it's known to locals, has been around nearly 50 years and remains a SoBe staple. It was even one of Anthony Bourdain's favorites.

Hidden in SoBe's South of Fifth neighborhood just off Ocean Drive, Ted's is a no-frills bar next to The Big Pink with strong drinks and a pool table.

Sure, Barracuda might have changed ownership and stepped it up a few levels — but once a dive bar, always a dive bar, and it certainly hasn't lost its charm. The bar is still equipped with beer pong tables and cheap suds, like any good dive bar should be.

Corbett's was one of the last Miami bars you were allowed to light up a cigarette in (that is now a big no no — but only recently) which may just be a testament to its dive-yness. But if that is an appealing trait, Corbett's also features all the dive bar essentials like a pool table and cheap drinks.

Hidden right off US1 in Pinecrest, dive bar lovers will find one of Miami's oldest dive bars with one of the best burgers in town to boot.