Las Floriditas - Mobile
Las Floriditas
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Tucked behind a bookshelf in the RSA Trustmark building, Las Floriditas is a Cuban‑inspired speakeasy that blends a bank‑vault setting, password entry and live music into an intimate, Miami‑flavored nightspot. The cocktail program—especially rum and authentic Cuban coffee—earns praise, and a compact menu offers comforting bites and occasional standouts. Guests love the attentive staff and private event options, though busy nights bring understaffing, limited non‑white rum choices and a small menu. Accessible and wallet‑friendly, it’s a memorable secret for locals and visitors in Mobile.
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A literal speakeasy, hidden behind a bookshelf in the basement of a building, protected by a daily password, hosting a very Caribbean (well, Cuban) atmosphere behind its secretive entrance. This is the perfect spot to go for a drink or a Cubansandwich after work, or a mojito and a cortadito late at night, with some live music. Service is amazing, and it's one of themost Miami places you can visit in the Gulf Coast. Check it out, but remember to look for the password in their social mediafirst.
Been going here for quite some time. The atmosphere is so cool. The wait staff is always wonderful. My only complaint is, online they list their dress code but they don't enforce it. Sometimes I want to dress up and have an adult evening out. I don't wantto see cargo shorts, ball caps and flip flops. C'mon people!
Met up with friends for my 40th birthday. First time here. The entrance is really fun. The live music was a little loud for the intimate space. You literally could not hear each other to have a conversation. Table service was pretty slow, even just fordrinks.
I hope this place continues to be our little secret. The vibe and atmosphere is amazing. I love ordering the Hemingway Bowl as it is seasoned to perfection, and the drinks are good too. The manager is extremely nice and so are the servers and otheremployees.
Definitely a nice little after hours secret joint????. The waiter Brandon says that the sloppy joe sandwich originated here ?? . I admit that it tasted good and reminded me of the way my Mom use to make it. We ate in a real bank vault first time . Real laid back place to chill for a minute...as long as you know the password that gets you pass security. Nice????
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