Local Tap

Between SoMa and South Beach, the bar pairs sports viewing—backed by over a dozen TVs showing daily games and over 20 draft beers—with deep neighborhood lore. Remodeled under its current name in 2015, the room has operated since 1938, when the current landlords' father bought it just after Prohibition ended.

A front corner displays black-and-white photos honoring its era as Jerry's Inn, when Rolling Stone magazine was based across the street from 1967 to 1977. Back then, the publication kept a house tab for musicians and writers, leaving landlords with stories of drinks with Keith Richards and Hunter S. Thompson.