Breweries in Florida
- 235 breweries
- 92 cities
- 146,566 reviews
Based on the breweries in the brewery.fyi register and their own websites, read September 2026.
Florida is a big brewery state with no single beer capital. Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville lead, yet together they hold only about a seventh of the breweries. The rest are spread across roughly two hundred cities and towns, from Miami and St. Petersburg to Pensacola and Tallahassee.
Most of the places listed are breweries, and beer stores make up about one in seven. Where size is known, about two thirds are microbreweries and most of the rest are brewpubs.
Coppertail Brewing Co. in Tampa pours in a warehouse taproom that also hosts food trucks. Green Bench Brewing Company says it was St. Petersburg's first microbrewery. In Port St. Lucie, Hop Life Brewing puts a glass window between the taproom and the brew house.
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Most reviewed in Florida
4.5 (5,388 on Google)
Sea Dog Brewing Co.
Treasure Island, FL
4.4 (4,838 on Google)
Miller's Ale House
Orange Park, FL
4.3 (4,497 on Google)
Hoptinger Bier Garden & Sausage House
Jacksonville, FL
4.3 (4,452 on Google)
Miller's Ale House
Winter Garden, FL
4.6 (3,617 on Google)
Publix Super Market at Terrace Ridge Plaza
Temple Terrace, FL
4.9 (3,460 on Google)
Islamorada Brewery & Distillery (Islamorada)
Islamorada, FL
Planning a brewery trip in Florida
Tampa and St. Petersburg make an easy pair of bases, since both have a good cluster of breweries. Orlando, Jacksonville and Miami each have plenty of stops too.
Because the rest are spread across so many towns, map out the drive between stops before you set out. Fort Myers, Tallahassee, St. Augustine and Pensacola each have a small group of their own.
Every brewery page on brewery.fyi has hours, a map and what to know before you go. Look it up the day you visit, because hours can change.