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- 801 NE 62nd St, E Cypress Creek Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334
- June 13, 2026


Dicey Riley’s Irish Pub sits on SW 2nd Street in the heart of Fort Lauderdale’s Himmarshee district, surrounded by the downtown bar-hop circuit. Despite the name, regulars say this spot leans far more nightclub than traditional pub – expect a high-energy dance floor with DJs and live bands rather than quiet pints by a fireplace. The Irish theming is mostly decorative, so come for the party atmosphere, not a Guinness-and-fiddle experience.
The bar runs drink specials – guests have reported $5 deals on select pours – alongside a full lineup of beer, cocktails, and wine. Pricing can vary by bartender and time of night, so confirm your total before closing a tab. The venue serves food as well, though the draw here is clearly the drinks and the music.
Dicey Riley’s only opens three nights a week – Thursday through Saturday, 7 PM to 4 AM – which concentrates the crowd into a loud, packed room. The demographic skews young, mostly twentysomethings and college-age visitors, and the vibe is casual with no strict dress code. The space is LGBTQ-friendly and pulls a mix of locals, tourists, and groups looking for a late-night spot that runs well past last call at most other bars.
The dance floor gets shoulder-to-shoulder on peak nights, so leave room for spilled drinks and tight quarters. Music rotates across genres rather than sticking to one style. Reviews on security are split – some guests praise individual bouncers by name while others describe rough encounters – so your experience may depend on the night. At 3.7 stars from 276 Google reviews, Dicey Riley’s is polarizing: people who want a rowdy, no-frills late-night party tend to enjoy it, while those expecting a mellow Irish pub leave disappointed.
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 7PM-4AM |
| Friday | 7PM-4AM |
| Saturday | 7PM-4AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Dicey Riley’s is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 7 PM to 4 AM. The bar is closed Sunday through Wednesday, making it a weekend-only destination in the Himmarshee district.
The name and some of the decor nod to Irish pubs, but guests consistently describe the experience as more of a nightclub with DJs, dancing, and a high-energy crowd rather than a traditional pub atmosphere.
The venue is listed at a budget price level and runs drink specials – guests have mentioned $5 deals on certain pours. The full bar serves beer, cocktails, and wine. Check with your bartender on current pricing when you order.
Some guests report entering without a cover charge, though policies can vary by night or event. It is worth checking at the door before committing, especially on busy Saturday nights.
The crowd skews young – mostly people in their twenties – and includes college students, tourists, and groups. The venue is LGBTQ-friendly and draws a casual, party-oriented mix. Expect a packed room on weekend nights with limited personal space on the dance floor.
Groups are a big part of the crowd here, and the casual dress code and late 4 AM closing time make it easy to rally a larger party. Just be aware the dance floor gets very tight on peak nights, so keeping your group together takes some effort.
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