For a unique bar experience, visit Tobacco Road on South Miami Avenue. This bar boasts the ultimate in bragging rights – Tobacco Road has Miami liquor license number one. At more than 88 years old, Tobacco Road has been around for longer than the majority of Miami residents and buildings, and holds a reputation as the best place in town for live blues. Tobacco Road was once a speakeasy and a favorite Miami hangout of notorious gangster Al Capone. The Road has hosted live performances by some of the greatest blues musicians of all time – including B.B. King, Koko Taylor and Albert Collins. It looks like a dilapidated Mexican cantina transplanted into the heart of Miami, all the better to complement the establishment’s down-home, folksy feel. Nowadays, the Road is best known as one of the greatest venues in town for local live music; local bands perform on a regular basis. Theme nights are highly popular with diverse crowds, and the Spanish Rock Night has a loyal following that creates a great vibe. Another factor in Tobacco Road’s enduring popularity is its reasonable pricing and constant array of specials. On Tuesday’s Lobster Night, it is actually possible to get a full plate of this delicacy $12.99.