This speakeasy dive bar is definitely a landmark in Miami Beach. The ambience is unique, feels like a time capsule. It was a speakeasy during prohibition and a filming location for Miami Vice in 1989. Also, Anthony Bourdain's one of the favorite dive bars in the world.

If you are a fan of the original "Miami Vice" television show, or a follower of the late Anthony Bourdain, this is a place to visit while in South Beach. It is small, dimly lit and usually busy. A perfect dive bar

I witnessed a pickle fly across the room, narrowly missing the bartender's head. Turns out, it was part of an impromptu pickle-juggling competition between two patrons. Only at Mac's, folks, only at Mac's. They mush have brought it as the bar doesn't serve any food. In conclusion, Mac's Club Deuce isn't just a bar – it's an experience. Whether you're looking to witness pickle acrobatics or partake in some good old-fashioned people-watching, this dive bar gem has it all. So, grab your sense of humor and prepare for a night of unforgettable absurdity.

Our tour guide Damian highly praised this Speakeasy Bar, which he included in his exclusive "Damian's Guide Map" distributed to everyone after the Art Deco walking tour. I have to admit, this establishment exudes a unique charm. Amidst the bustling and touristy atmosphere of South Beach, it stands out with its vintage character, rich history, and connections to pop culture.

Mac's Club deuce is an old time bar, with an old time feel and old time prices. My wife and I did our "Deuce Diligence" and turned up in early May to have a lazy afternoon beer and a talk. The bar lived up to its reputation as being friendly, chatty, musical and smoky (I don't know how that is allowed in this day and age, but we knew about it in advance and were happy to tolerate it). The beer selection was all canned or bottles, but the La Rubia suited us at $7 a can (much cheaper than the $10 to $15 a block away on Ocean Drive).........and 8.00AM to 5.00PM is Happy Hour......so the bar-person gives you a special casino chip with your change to trade for another drink! 9 hours to get very happy! The casino chips are special to the bar and make great souvenirs......So I didn't always take my extra can. All in all, a great place to chill just a block from Ocean Drive.

"The Deuce," as locals call it, is the oldest bar in Miami Beach (and Miami-Dade County for that matter). I lived in Miami Beach for 10 years and the Deuce is always at the top of my list for beer break and other libations to escape the summer heat, especially during their long happy hour. It's dark and the A/C is on full blast. During happy hour, all drinks are 2 for 1. You pay and you get a chip for your second round. Cash it in then or pocket it for later. You're not going to find a Modelo Especial anywhere on the beach for $7, much less a pair of them. Locals come here for a reason. One of the absolutely best things about Mac's Club Deuce is the staff. In the 20+ years I've been going there as a local and a tourist, they've always employed great bartenders who are prompt, friendly and professional. I want to give a special shout out to Jason, who served us on multiple days during our August 2024 trip. Super friendly guy and very inviting. Thanks, Jason! Side note: The bar is full-liquor and is cash only. Smoking is permitted, so there's no food served, but the best sandwich in the world is across the street at La Sandwicherie.