6 Best Pubs near Fort Pierce

“friendly people nice atmosphere“

“Haley is such a sweet girl!! Bar tending service is Phenomenal!!! Great local spot!!! And the smoke free environment is a huge plus!!!“

“Best staff in the business. These ppl genuinely care about the clientele and make sure everyone is having a great time, being safe and get home at the end of the night. Drinks are reasonably priced and the music is stellar! I will always go here when I'm in the area!!“

“Date night exploring places in our new neighborhood and decided to try Vine & Barley. The beer was excellent and poured perfectly! We also tried a flight of 4 wines along with the meat and 5 cheese board and the beer pretzel — everything was delicious. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxed, not too busy, with a great selection of board games to enjoy. They also had live music, which made the night even better. Definitely a great spot to unwind and enjoy good drinks and company.“

“I had shrimp, (It was delicious) loaded baked potato (superb). Others at the table had wings (delicious) burgers (excellent) ribs (fall off the bone ?) and onion chips (soooo good). Cole slaw was eh... nothing to write home to Mother about. Wherever you are, it's worth the drive to go there! Yes, it's THAT good! ?“

“We're from the Jacksonville area and most years we like to get down to Port St Lucie for a couple of Mets spring training games. It was Monday morning (St Patrick's day) and our game didn't start 'til 1. Rather than stare at the motel room walls, me and a friend decided beer was in order, and at 10am that involves a quest to find the local dive bar. Mumbles it is. I LOVE dive bars.

There's no sign, so it's easy to miss. Look for the red awnings (has name on it in small letters).

One warning, if you don't like smoke, they DO allow smoking here. It wasn't too bad while we were there....I admit I'm not nuts about smoke.

It was obvious this was a local bar the second you walked into the door. The bartendress was great, they had Bud Heavy on draft (plus 2 lights and another regular). We were the first there, but some other regulars found their way through the doors. Whether the bartenders or the regulars, we had laughs with whoever was there. Everyone was super friendly in the perfect local\dive bar way. They even had a little dog that was kind of the bar mascot. I think his owner works there as he was doing a bunch of stuff to help with opening (and what looked to be a spread they'd set up for later on St Pat's day). Little dude was named T. Rex. I think he was a Corgi or something. My friend was laughing at him so his owner put him on the stool next to my friend and T. Rex was happy to get some pets and look pretty funny sitting at the bar. I think it's a regular spot for them.

Gametime was approaching and it was time to go. Everyone said goodbye, good luck to the mets and we'd better come back next year. We sure will.“