The Leinster | Irish Pub

The Leinster is in Edgewater at 1600 Northeast First Avenue, in a Miami corridor where homes, hotels, offices, and newer residential towers meet. The pub was created by Paul, who is originally from Ireland, with Graspa Group, and is positioned as a gathering place for sports fans and neighbors looking for Irish cooking in the city. The room blends traditional pub cues with screens and a more contemporary design.

The kitchen makes dishes from scratch, according to the business, and combines Irish food with Miami-style weekly specials: full Irish breakfast on weekends, Friday fish and chips, sausage rolls, Scotch egg, and draft Guinness. Posted prices help with planning: fish and chips is listed at $18, a 20-ounce Guinness at $10.50, and some weekly dishes start at $13. The site also lists weekday happy hour and late-night bites on selected days.

Google Maps comments describe a warm atmosphere, a mix of Irish decor and modern style, and food and drinks that work alongside sports. Guinness, fish and chips, and pool appear among the recurring topics. The listing also contains differing accounts of service, so no single visit can be promised; on a Friday match night, arriving early may help guests find the kind of table they want.

The official site lists extended hours, weekend breakfast, private events, and a VIP list; it says walk-ins are welcome, although members may receive early access to event information. Edgewater should not be confused with Downtown or Coral Gables, so plan the trip from the actual starting point. The Leinster is especially practical for combining brunch, sports, and happy hour in one venue, with extended late service Thursday through Saturday.