Rhythm & Vine

I already loved this place because of the chill vibes but the manager’s customer service put this place on a new level!
I had one too many drinks one evening and forgot my bag of newly purchased merch from art walk and car keys. They kept them for me safely for 3 weeks! Great management.

Great spot. I love the vibe outside and the music inside is normally good. The drinks are great. It’s difficult to get close parking and the bathroom situation is horrendous. Only a room for one for girls.

Such a cool, chill place. Different scenery than anything in Miami. A real hidden gem to just actually chill and have an amazing cocktail! Food truck parked in the lawn adds to the coolness of the place. Try the watermelon vine, it was delish!

The place is so hipster. The whole shebang: string lights on the trees outside, a food truck, a pricy craft cocktail menu, strange paintings inside, and the people that go there really fit the scene. I’m more than happy with a regular ol’ dive bar, so this didn’t really fit that genre. I didn’t drink when I went, but my friends seemed to really enjoy it — one friend in particular really loved a watermelon cocktail. Also, parking is very confusing. There is parking at the apartments next door and if you keep driving there is a parking garage near Mellow Mushroom.

Great spot. Awesome and unique inside and out. Definitely trendy and a lil hipster. Interesting but small selection of drinks, wine and beer. Plenty of seating but can get crowded quickly. Prices are reasonable enough given its popularity and venue. I would definitely go again. When you go is the key depending on group size and occasion.

I always always alwayssssssss have a good time when I come here. The music is great. The food trucks are awesome and the bartenders are really funny. They have the best craft cocktail menu too. My only request would be if they could open a spot up in Miami too. I highly recommend checking this place out.
P.S My favorite shot is the Green Tea Shot, you should try it!

Chill vibes and good tunes engross this enchanting beer garden. The rotation of food trucks increase the amazing time you are already going to have. Make sure to get in early for happy hour.
Avery is the sweetest. Make sure, if you get the chance, to let her decorate your palate with her liquid art. She’s so spectacular, that they had to name a drink after her!

Fort Lauderdale has its first speakeasy locale! A hidden garden and warehouse located in the growing FAT village/​downtown area. What a treat. You walk in and see a nice urban garden with lit up trees, a food truck (changes daily), and to the left you enter a funky converted warehouse space with a bar.
Very cool, very hipster. Like what is this kind of place doing here? I love it.
I’ve been here a couple of times, and the music selection and scene changes too. You can go from live music, to a DJ, a mosh pit, and then DJ Jazzy Jeff shows up to mix music. Definitely caters to everyone. A win-​win.
Nice prices on the drinks. I highly recommend getting the Dealers Choice beverage. They mix up a nice concoction of fabulousness and strong drink. I tried Avery’s Way, it’s a but sweet but delicious.
Enjoy!

My favorite place to grab a drink, hear some dope jams and meet new Floridians. Moved to Fort Lauderdale 3 weeks ago from Los Angeles.
Creative, charming, comfortable, fun, artistic, hip, vibrant lounge. A hotbed of South Floridians best looking young professionals; mingling and meeting. Gourmet food trucks deliver something unique everyday. Excellent drinks!
Leave the ego in south beach. This place is about connection and good vibes. Example: The doorman, Quintin or «Q», is approachable, easy going and down to earth. Always remembers my name, friendly and boosts me up when I bring a date (nice to meet ya, you’re in great company). A unique place with the right chemistry of folks running things.
Ashley, the manager smiles and goes out of her way to make sure the experience you’re having is exceptional. Never too busy to say hello how are you.
See y’all for Sunday brunch!

Great little beer garden with an included indoor element. But I think the outdoor section is the selling point. They have food truck food, beer, and a full bar. There’s also a dj spinning at times.
The crowd there is normally very laid back and casual too. I only wish they opened a new location closer too me in Miami. That, and $ 8 – 10 for a beer is ridiculous.

Ehhhhh. Maybe I’m being too hard on Rhythm and Vine, but this place just does not do it for me — but it should. It’s new, and offers a rejuvenated change of scene from American Social, Public House, and the rest of the shit holes on 2^nd. The mixed drinks I actually found to be pretty decent, with a somewhat inventive cocktail menu. The music wasn’t bad. The vibe wasn’t bad. The crowd wasn’t bad… but alas, there was just something off. And where I should have been a happy camper, for all the aforementioned reasons, there was something I couldn’t put my finger on at the time that kept me from going kookoo for cocopops.
Now, I think I know what that something was. Rhythm and Vine is a total poser circa 2002 Avril Lavigne. It’s like Rhythm and Vine is trying so hard to be Wynwood, and offer that grungy artsy hipster vibe… but it’s not in Wynwood, and you are steps away from overpriced apartments housing fresh off the bar attorneys.
So maybe I would like Rhythm and Vine more if it just spoke its truth and accepted the fact that it is about 30 miles north of being authentically cool. But then again, it’s a good alternative to actually going to Miami, and it’s a hella lot better than Himmarshee.
To offer you something of value with info that you might actually find useful. Their cocktails are pretty good. I tried 2, neither of which I remember the names of, but they were both pink. So far I know this is actually no help at all. But anyway, both had a great balance and were strong without knocking you off your feet while being tasty and easy to drink. And both had a nice hint of a smokey flavor that I have no idea where it came from, they didn’t torch the shaker or do any fancy fire tricks or anything, but there was definitely some noticeable smoke which I personally liked. Big ups for the cocktails.

Since the first time I’ve been here it has been nothing but GREAT TIMES!!! It was a regular Friday night and the bartender, Carly welcomed us with open arms and strong drinks!
Since that time we have become regulars here. Between, Carly, Liz & Gaby it feels like they already know what we want before we even get to the bar! We laugh, we dance, we party without judgement.
They have an outside area which is always fun with day time (huge) Jenga and an outdoor bar area, not to mention the food truck that serves DELICIOUS FOOD AT YOUR BECON CALL!
So in a nut shell, if your looking for a great time, come to Rhythm & Vine, where your drinks will always be on point and you’re guaranteed a smile!
CARLY-LIZ-GABY…YOU GUYS ROCK!!!

Personally, this place just isn’t my scene. It reminded me a lot of Miami, the art district which was cool but honestly it was packed and when we started outside, they had a beer trailer and a food truck outside. I would love this place if it wasn’t packed and I was about 5 years younger. In fact, if I was 21 or 22 again, I would love this place. I also noticed this was the kind of place that you would go before going out downtown, spent about $ 15 on two beers which I wasn’t thrilled about but we got some decent beers in bottles.
Other than that, the décor inside was amazing. If we would have been sitting down, I probably would have loved this place. But honestly. The crowd is a bit younger and hipster so I was kind of out of my element.
Beautiful venue though. In an awesome, new area that if you’re lucky, you can find parking.

I don’t get what the hype is all about.
Drinks are extremely overpriced.
Parking sucks.
Employees are on a power trip.
One bathroom for ladies.
I usually get dragged here every few months after a lot of protesting.
Two stars cause the ambiance is cool.

I really like the vibe of this place. It reminds me of Wynwood where it’s very «artsy» and yet very laid back. For all of us that are looking for a way to feel hipster, here you go. If you’re one of those people that loves poetry readings in the summer-​this place is awesome.
The bartenders are the kids who in high school were total rebels because the girls had pixie cuts and tattoos and the guys could grow a full beard at 14. Now those are both trendy so they are awesome and work here. The lines for the bars weren’t packed at all and moved pretty quickly, although I will say that there were more guys than girls here in general. Inside is kind of cool because it had a semi-​clubby (you could dance if you wanted to) and semi-​bar (there were places to sit down and chill without paying astronomical amounts for VIP) vibes. The décor is almost haunted-​house like inside, kind of reminds me of Stache where everything has that vintage feel. Kind of feels like you’re drinking in Grandma’s attic but cooler.
Outside there are wooden tables/​pillows/​Xmas lights on trees with the food trucks all around which is what gives it the festival feeling but downtown. This is awesome since it lets you breathe a little. Also, FOOD. It’s so annoying to me when you’re hammered and having to pay for expensive bar food that’s gross with slow service. Sometimes greasy tacos or corn dogs are perfect. We didn’t stay here long enough to actually patronize these lovely gentleman merchants but it’s on the list for next time.
My one beef here would be that they use plastic dixie cups. This place seems «fancy» yet slightly college-​y. I wouldn’t think they would use glass, but maybe reusable plastic cups (not disposable ones/​something that’s a little more green). I get the eco-​friendly vibe here, so that would make me happy and feel more classy. Either way, coming back fo sho.

After arriving a little after opening time on a Thursday we had the whole garden to ourselves pretty much! It truly is such a relaxed Beer Garden with a really great vibe so we picked a rustic wooden sofa to enjoy our night on while we were already greeted by our server and she was now working on getting our drinks! The menus were not out at this time so going off of my previous picture of their menu last time we came, came in quite handy! (Or so I thought)
At this time of day you can actually speak to one another and enjoy the serine ambiance while music is playing in the background. They have tons of fans and it is also shaded making it cool during the hot summer heat. Our sever was very attentive throughout our night even as it started to fill up. By 7pm there is a bouncer at the door checking ID’s and making sure NO ONE leaves or comes in with a drink.
They serve draft beer, wine, and cocktails provided by a full bar inside! Your pup is also welcome inside the garden! Thursday is Ladies Night starting at 7pm perfect timing for when their Happy Hour concludes! I tried about every drink on their menu and to my surprise the Ladies Night Fruit Punch was the best! They include three different cocktails/​wine for ladies night that you can choose from.
Each night they have a Food Truck serving up bites to patrons! Check their Facebook page to see each weeks line up and also events that they are having. Since there was no menu out in the beginning of the night and still no menu out at all; I noticed one of the workers carrying the small framed menus around. Our server was heading out so we decided it was time for us to leave as well so we tabbed out.
—-WHOA— definitely was not expecting a triple digit bill. We were there the whole time during Happy Hour then only one drink afterwards that my husband had while I had the small Ladies Drinks. Well to our discovery, they raised their prices and don’t think about drinking doubles of anything here! Upwards of $ 15-​$ 20 PER DOUBLE!
Oh well after the shock wore off we were getting up to leave and both had full drinks still. As mentioned earlier I saw the bouncers not allowing ANYONE to take a drink outside so I decided to down mine before heading to the door. My husband on the other hand thought it would be nice to have his drink for the walk home. This is the main reason we will no longer patron this place by the actions of the bouncer.
— Husband walks out with drink in hand.
–Bouncer says you can’t do that.
–Husband continues to walk.
–Bouncer physically gets up and runs after my husband and wraps his arm (hooks him hard) around my husbands neck resulting in the drink to spill out of his hands.
After this happened we were both speechless. The bouncer physically put his hands on my husband and told him if he ever comes back then there will be trouble. We were not trying to cause any trouble by any means but since we live right down the road and paid over double for all of our drinks he thought he should be able to take his last one with… We tried calling several times to speak to a manager but no answer and no call back after leaving a message. There was no reason for the bouncer to get physical and was also very disrespectful.
We sadly will not be coming back to this establishment.

Rhythm and Vine Beer Garden is a really popular super cool place, gets packed, especially with the 20 something students or the younger just starting their career aspiring Yuppie crowd. Located on the corner of what is more an alleyway than a Lauderdale Terrace street, the patrons come from all around but more from the newer overdeveloped monstrosity like and atrociously planned housings developments of the nearby Flagler and other Villages complexes.
In a way, the packed parties on the patio area sort of resemble a modern day hang over of what were the beer drinking fraternity parties of the sixties and for that type of atmosphere Rhythm and Vine lends itself well with its turf carpet covered patio, seating, a classic Airstream trailer converted into a bar and walk up food vendor shed. It also has the latest in some urban art décor and few alleyway tables offering a patron spillover onto the backstreet. There is plenty hooting, hollering and spontaneous outbreaks of impulsive dancing that place even in the midst of the crowd.
Though reveling away, I generally found the crowd to be fun, polite and though I was easily twice if not triple the age of anyone else there, talkative and fun lovingly pleasant.
The big drawback to going here, however, is the nightmarish parking, a situation created by developers run wild and lack of urban planning.
For what it is, little more than a big patio hoot and holler beer party, it’s A-​OK in my book.

Definitely a cool new hang out spot in Fort Lauderdale. Indoor and outdoor areas, and I believe rotating food trucks. I loved the outdoor area… picnic tables, lawn chairs, AstroTurf, lights on the trees, and a converted vintage trailer for the bar. Parking can be a bit of a nightmare though… there is street parking but they get taken quickly because of the residents and guests of the apartments. So people are left to park in the grass and wherever they can find a spot.
Popped in on a Thursday night around 9pm and it was pretty busy. The outdoor area was slammed but we still managed to find some seating. It was a nice chill vibe and the AstroTurf made me want to take my shoes off and walk around barefoot. The inside area had a different feel to it. It was dark, the walls were painted and reminded me of wynwood a little bit, there was a DJ blasting music. it was a bit too loud for me, not as many ppl were hanging out inside.
Now as much as I liked the vibe, I was a bit disappointed by the selection of beers. I enjoy dark beers, stouts in particular and they only had 1 or 2 options available. I don’t even think guinness was one of them. The bar mainly served light beers and ciders. Hence my rating.
Because of the closeness to my house and the vibe, I would go back. … just wish the beer selection was a little bit bigger.

We came here after having dinner nearby. It was fairly early in the evening (around 8pm) but the place was crazy packed. It is a cool set up. The have an outdoor area with various picnic tables and lounge areas. The bar is a converted airstream trailer. As we were enjoying our drinks, I saw a food truck pull in. I’m not sure of the rotation of food trucks they have, but that night was tacos.
Seating is very limited, but they do have seat cushions on the ground. You don’t have to worry about getting grass stains, because they have astroturf.
The inside bar area is made out of shipping containers and they offer a large cocktail selection on top of all the beers they have on tap. Every table had a reserved sign on it, yet every table was empty so we were unable to grab a seat. We tried to stand by the bar and chat but it was way too loud to converse. We ended up heading back outside.
The place only has two bathrooms, so expect a wait. They did have plenty of servers taking drink orders, as well as security at the door checking IDs.
Cool atmosphere but the small outdoor area gets packed and its way to loud to even wait around the inside bar. Decent selection but to busy for my taste.

This is a great place to hang out with your friends. There are picnic tables outside and lawn chairs/​couch. There are also pillows people sit on the ground with. There is an outside bar that is an old airstream camper. The inside bar has a/​c and comfy chairs. They serve alcohol and beer.
I had the jalapeño margarita that was really good for $ 10. Staff was friendly. They had a dj playing 90’s to present music. There is a food truck on site for when you get hungry. There is parking in the apartment’s garage.
The only negative is the bathroom situation. Only three toilets for all the people who are consuming beverages… expect to wait awhile.