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

Not a wrong place to get lost, the larger bar connected to Kill Your Idol is great for playing pool, putting tunes on the jukebox, ordering cheap drinks, and late-night munchies.

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

Featuring a full bar, low ceilings, and outdoor pool tables, this Coral Way dive bar has all the essential things needed for a fun dive bar type of night out.

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.

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.

Burgers, wings, and nachos fill out the menu at this Palmetto Bay dive bar hidden inside a strip mall — making it the go-to local spot.

A perfect low-key hangout for locals in the Gables area, this sometimes rowdy bar is great for watching games and grabbing a cheap drink any time.

Waterfront dive bars are a thing here in South Florida. One of the most popular is Mike’s at Venetia, which features a beer selection with more than 18 taps for every taste and mood, plenty of TVs for catching the game(s), and pretty stellar water views.