Nicole Lopez-Alvar at Miami New Times put together a list any bar would want to be on; Top 50 Bars in Miami Right Now. Deemed an "Old School Legend", Mac's Club Deuce shares the line up with a few younger, familiar places. Being the oldest among them is fitting for a city where age is but a number. Read more from Miami New Times.

Thank you Miami New Times and Olee Fowler for this touching tribute to our longtime manager Angel Diaz. A service for Angel will be held Friday, February 13, 2026 at Hollywood Hills United Methodist Church (time TBD). We will announce a celebration of Angel’s life at Mac’s Club Deuce in the coming month. Join in giving to Honoring Angel’s Life and Legacy. Donations go directly to bringing Angel home, funeral services, and helping his family navigate their new reality.

The secret's out! Mac's Club Deuce Vice enamel pins were the IT souvenir for Art Basel Miami and Miami Art Week. Whether It's a $5 pin for your hat, jacket, or bag, so just the coldest, cheapest drinks on the beach, we know what you want.

Laine Doss over at Miami New Times has all the places you want to hit on the beach during SOBEWFF this weekend. While we don't kiss and tell in real time, we always appreciate a post and a mention after the fact. One of are all time favs is Chef Anne Burrell who shared with Doss, "It may be a total dive bar, but there is just something that I love, love, love about Club Deuce!” To that chef's kiss we raise our glass.

Big ups to Celia Almeida for including Mac's Club Deuce among the top ten dive bars in Miami! We are honored to be named among some of Miami's most authentic establishments. With no-frills and unpretentious vibes all around, it's possible to carry on your spontaneous misadventures at any one of these fine watering holes.

Miami Eater pays their respects.

Miami New Times pays their respects.

Be certain to check out Ryan Pfeffer and Laurie Charles' latest article in the Miami New Times. The two stopped by Mac's Club Deuce recently, sitting down with Mac Klein to learn more about his and the bar's history. Along the way they also spoke to a number of our favorites to get their take on the bar's history. We'll kick off this history lesson with a bit of math. If you don't already know, you will learn that Mac Klein was one of the 16 million Americans to serve in W

This week staff writers at Miami New Times came up with a list of 100 Things to Do in Miami Before You Die. They joined forces at The Deuce devising their list on the back of our coasters as they downed cold beer and cheap drinks. At least, that's our story and we're sticking to it. Chances are high Deucers have crossed many of these things off their list; or at minimum numbers 2 and 25. We are, Forever No. 2

This week Miami New Times profiled 30 of the most interesting people in Miami. Of course our own Mac Klein was crowned The King of Club Deuce. If Mac is the King of 222 14th Street than The Deuce is is Queen. He shared his humble begins, his service in World War II, and what lead him to Miami Beach where in 1964 he purchased Club Deuce. From the beginning, Mac had no intention of "changing a hair on this beautiful woman's head". For fifty years Mac has maintained its magic an

When you've been around for 82 years not much surprises you anymore. That's not the case today with the publication of famed Scottish author Irvine Welsh's new book, Crime: A Novel. We know many Deucers consider themselves well read and they've spotted Irvine in our beautiful cream bunker during his visits to Miami over the last decade or so. We're sure Duecers will know exactly who he's describing in this scene as he meticulously recounts the interior of Mac's Club Deuce.