Cocktail bar
Unclaimed profileLost Boy Dry Goods
Miami, FL · $$$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Lost Boy Dry Goods runs a 15-strong cocktail list at $15–$16, built on named brand spirits across rum, gin, mezcal, tequila, whiskey, and vodka. The wine side covers 10 bottles and glasses, and the beer list includes local breweries. Weekday happy hour halves the price of cocktails, wine, and beer, making the breadth more accessible.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Banana Painkiller—Coconut Cartel rum, Myers's, banane du Brésil, house coco cream, baking spices, pineapple, and lime. The Bramble Spritz and Mezcal Negroni Blanco are equally direct. For wine, the Grüner Veltliner Skin Contact is the most interesting glass.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a straightforward, well-executed cocktail without fuss, and those who appreciate a beer list that includes local breweries alongside imports.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The drink list is unusually broad for a cocktail bar: 15 cocktails, 10 wines, and 11 beers, with local breweries on the beer side and a weekday half-off happy hour across all three categories.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Fifteen cocktails at $15–$16, spanning rum, gin, mezcal, tequila, whiskey, and vodka with named brand ingredients. The list mixes classics and house variations, and reviewers consistently describe the drinks as straightforward and well executed.
Menu strengths
- — Fifteen cocktails with named brand spirits across six base categories
- — Classics and house variations side by side, all at $15–$16
Standout selections
- — Banana Painkiller—Coconut Cartel rum, Myers's, banane du Brésil, house coco cream, baking spices, pineapple, lime ($15)
- — Bramble Spritz—Bombay Dry gin, grapefruit & rosemary tonic, blackberry, lemon, Flora Prosecco, citrus oil ($15)
- — Mezcal Negroni Blanco—Manojo mezcal, genepy herbal liqueur, Yzaguirre Blanco Vermouth, lime oil ($16)
Pricing: $15–$16; half off weekdays during happy hour
Wine
Ten wines by the glass and bottle, covering sparkling, white, rosé, and red. The range runs from a $8 Grenache Noir Rosé to $20 Champagne by the glass, with a skin-contact Grüner Veltliner adding a less common option.
Menu strengths
- — Ten wines across sparkling, white, rosé, and red
- — By-the-glass pricing from $8 to $20; Weekday happy hour halves wine prices
Standout selections
- — Grüner Veltliner Skin Contact—by the glass or bottle ($14 / $56)
- — Champagne—by the glass or bottle ($20 / $90)
Pricing: By the glass $8–$20; bottles $30–$90; half off weekdays during happy hour
Beer
Eleven beers spanning draft and bottles/cans, with local breweries Wynwood and La Tropical alongside imports like Guinness, Estrella Damm, Modelo Especial, and Krombacher. Select beers are priced at $5–$6.
Menu strengths
- — Eleven beers including draft and bottles/cans; Local breweries Wynwood Brewery and La Tropical represented
- — Select beers priced $5–$6, half off during weekday happy hour
Standout selections
- — Lost Boy IPA—India pale ale, FL; Wynwood Brewery, La Rubia—blonde ale, FL
- — Guinness — Dry stout, Ireland; Estrella Damm — Lager, España
Pricing: Select beers $5–$6; half off weekdays during happy hour
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