First Date·Brickell·$$ · Moderate·⭐ 7.8

Lost Boy Dry Goods

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Brickell's best-kept non-secret, if you're into craft cocktails and actual conversation.

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What DatingDex says

Lost Boy Dry Goods hits the sweet spot between effort and ease — thoughtful cocktail program, unpretentious room, and just enough buzz to keep things lively without drowning out your date. Skip the overpriced hotel bars a block away; this is where people who actually live here drink.

Lost Boy Dry Goods is one of the top first date spots in Brickell. At a moderate price point, it fits well when you want a first date feel without guesswork.

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