DOM’S

Go to any other place. Pro: good atmosphere. There was a show on. Low attendance but chill. Con: ordered their menu old fashion at 16$. Bartender didn’t know what went in it so asked the other. The other suggested other alcohols despite the menu one having a special one. Ordered a mezcal margarita. Then came half a drink. I know it was half because the girl across ordered the same thing and got a full drink. I could tell she was trying to fit more ice in the glass to see if it would grow… then turns out that the drink is 18 and not 15 and somehow a 16$ drink ended up being 23$. It had potentially…. Squandered… they need to train their people better. Or don’t include a service fee/tip.

Julian was an incredible bartender! His attention to detail and friendly vibe made the experience even better. The place has amazing music and an awesome atmosphere. Definitely a must-visit spot in Brickell! 🏽

For it being such a small bar I don’t understand why drinks take so long . Also speakers are wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too laud for comedy . If we can see you , we can hear you . Pull those microphones a bit away from your mouth . Other than that , great atmosphere. Visited here multiple times maybe 4 and all comedians all they speak about is RACE. Terrible material , very tone death and also , super ……outdated ? Some sounds like they get their material from online .

I had the most surprising experience at Doms. I was recommended this place for a dive bar in brickell. And I’m like Brickell is so new dive bars don’t exist here, but let’s check it out. We walk over and I saw it and it was a very chic dive bar. We were greeted by the bartender Lulu, and I ordered an espresso martini. I was prepared for a washed out baileys espresso martini, but it’s alright it’s a dive bar. I was served an espresso martini like I was in NEW YORK, so smooth and delicious. Lulu is really a high quality bartender. The atmosphere is great, I really recommend it for a drink, and I might just do another!

I recently visited your establishment on Thursday to enjoy a drink and the lovely atmosphere with my dog. However, my experience was disappointing due to the interaction I had with a bartender. While I understand the challenges of maintaining a welcoming environment for all patrons, I felt that the situation could have been handled in a more courteous manner. The bartender, a woman with glasses and a ponytail, approached me and very abruptly told me to take my dog away. My dog is a large golden doodle and may seem intimidating to some, but I was taken aback by the tone and lack of professionalism in the interaction. Having worked in the industry myself, I recognize there’s a right and wrong way to approach such situations, and unfortunately, this did not feel like the right one. As a local resident, I truly wanted to enjoy your establishment and was hoping for a better experience. I won’t be returning based on this encounter, but I hope you consider providing additional training to your staff on customer engagement to avoid similar situations in the future.