Mickey Burkes

Mickey Burkes is a South Beach sports bar and cocktail lounge at Washington Avenue and 13th Street. It is built for game days, casual dinners, drinks with friends, weekend brunch, and late nights that move from food to music. The kitchen serves American bar food alongside cocktails, draft beer, and shareable plates, while the weekly calendar adds trivia, karaoke, DJs, and live music.

A sports bar with a late-night South Beach rhythm

Come here when the plan needs more than one mode. During the day, Mickey Burkes works for a burger, wings, drinks, and a game on the screens. At night, the room shifts toward a livelier bar-and-lounge atmosphere, with sports still part of the draw but music and scheduled events taking more space. The venue has a full kitchen and bar, so it is a practical stop when you or a group wants dinner and drinks without splitting the evening between two places.

Its Washington Avenue location puts it a short walk from the heart of South Beach.

Food, drinks, and game day

Mickey Burkes centers its food on approachable American bar dishes, including burgers, wings, sliders, fries, and shareable bites. The drink side includes cocktails, beer, and happy-hour specials. That combination makes it useful for a quick pre-game meal, a longer table during a broadcast, or a casual group dinner before heading farther into South Beach.

The venue’s schedule highlights major sports coverage, so check its calendar when a specific match, fight, or game matters to you. Screens and the communal bar setting make Mickey Burkes a stronger fit for active viewing than a quiet dinner room.

Weekly events and group plans

Mickey Burkes programs its week around social nights rather than relying on the same experience every evening. Trivia, taco-focused specials, karaoke, DJ programming, and live music are regularly promoted by the venue. Saturday live music may change around UFC fight nights, so confirm the event calendar directly if entertainment is the reason for your visit.

Weekend brunch and late-night service make it a flexible choice for birthday groups, visiting friends, and casual celebrations. The venue also accepts large-party and event inquiries. Contact Mickey Burkes in advance for a group, a reserved table, or the current event lineup.

Choosing the right time to go

The best visit depends on your plan. Go earlier when you want to settle in for food and a broadcast with less late-night energy. Weeknight specials and trivia suit groups looking for a built-in activity. Friday karaoke and Saturday programming are better for visitors who want a louder, more social room. A reservation is sensible for brunch, a major game, or a group that needs a table together.

The venue is casual, but the pace can change quickly around a featured game or event. A quiet drink before dinner and a late-night weekend visit can feel like two different experiences. If there is a specific entertainment night on your itinerary, check the venue’s calendar on the day and arrive with enough time for seating and service. That is especially useful when live music, a DJ, or a fight-night schedule affects the room.

What to expect at the table

Mickey Burkes is designed for shared, informal plans rather than a formal multi-course dinner. Order food and drinks while the game is on, then stay as the music and crowd build. The menu is broad enough for a mix of burgers, wings, bar bites, cocktails, and beer, which helps when one group wants a meal and another only wants drinks. Ask the team about current specials, kitchen timing, and any large-party options before your visit.

Reservations, takeout, and delivery make the venue useful beyond a walk-in bar stop. Wheelchair access and outdoor seating are also available. For a full South Beach night, Mickey Burkes works best as the anchor for food, a game, or a scheduled event, then lets the rest of the evening stay flexible.

Hours, location, and arrival

Mickey Burkes is at 1265 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139, near the 13th Street corner. It keeps late daily hours, with weekend nights running latest. Street parking is available in the area, but rideshare is usually simpler when the neighborhood is busy. The venue offers reservations, dine-in, takeout, and delivery; call ahead for a group or for current kitchen and event timing.

Its published schedule is Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from noon to 3 AM; Wednesday from 10 AM to 3 AM; Friday from noon to 4 AM; Saturday from 11 AM to 4 AM; and Sunday from 11 AM to 3 AM. Confirm holiday hours and special-event timing directly with the venue before making a late-night plan.

Mickey Burkes FAQs

What is Mickey Burkes known for?

Mickey Burkes is known for sports viewing, cocktails, American bar food, and a lively South Beach event calendar. It combines a full kitchen and bar with trivia, karaoke, DJs, and selected live-music nights.

Can I watch sports at Mickey Burkes?

Yes, Mickey Burkes is a sports bar with screens for major games and sporting events. Check the venue’s calendar or call ahead when you are planning around a specific match or fight.

Does Mickey Burkes serve food?

Yes, Mickey Burkes has a full kitchen serving American bar food, including burgers, wings, sliders, and shareable bites. It also offers takeout and delivery.

Does Mickey Burkes have live music or karaoke?

Mickey Burkes regularly promotes trivia, karaoke, DJ programming, and live music. Entertainment can vary by date, including UFC fight nights, so confirm the current schedule directly.

What are Mickey Burkes’ hours?

Mickey Burkes is open late every day, with 4 AM closing on Friday and Saturday. Hours and event programming can change for holidays or special dates, so confirm before visiting.