Tobacco Road

Tobacco Road was a historic dive bar in Miami, renowned as the city's oldest bar, with roots tracing back to 1915. Over the decades, it evolved from a speakeasy and gambling den to a popular venue for live music, consistently serving as a neighborhood watering hole amidst Miami's changing landscape.

The establishment gained a reputation for its vibrant atmosphere, featuring exceptional BBQ, amazing drink specials, and annual events like the Crawfish Boil and Seafood Festival. Celebrated for hosting legendary blues and jazz acts, Tobacco Road became a beloved spot for locals, tourists, and celebrities until its recent closure.

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