Carnival Bar 820 Menu: Cocktails, Zero-Proof Drinks, Beer and Coffee
Bar 820 offers a Miami-inspired drink menu built around tropical cocktails, rum, citrus, coffee and South Florida flavors. The menu features seven alcoholic cocktails priced at $13.25 each, along with two zero-proof drinks, locally brewed Miami beers and a small selection of Cuban-style coffee drinks.
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Bar 820 Cocktail Menu
The main Bar 820 cocktail menu includes seven drinks, all priced at $13.25. Rum features prominently, although the menu also includes vodka-based options and a Cuban coffee cocktail.
The Flamingo – $13.25
Described as “Chill and Tropical,” The Flamingo combines:
- Bacardi Superior Rum
- Guava
- Pineapple
- Lime
This is one of the most straightforward tropical combinations on the menu, mixing rum with several classic Caribbean fruit flavors.
Mango 305 – $13.25
Mango 305 carries the description “As Vibrant as the Magic City” and includes:
- Flor de Caña 4 Year Old Rum
- J.F. Haden’s Mango Liqueur
- Mango
- Orange
- Lemon
With both mango liqueur and mango among the ingredients, this is one of the menu’s most fruit-focused cocktails.
Ocean Drive – $13.25
Ocean Drive is described as “Electrifying Like a Hotel Neon Sign.” Its ingredients are:
- Bacardi Limon Rum
- Blue Curaçao
- White Cranberry
- Lime
The name and description give this cocktail a clear Miami Beach theme.
Key Lime Pie – $13.25
Described as “South Florida’s Favorite Dessert, But Boozy,” the Key Lime Pie cocktail contains:
- Bacardi Superior Rum
- Madagascar Vanilla
- Key Lime
This cocktail takes inspiration from one of Florida’s best-known desserts.
Gold Coast – $13.25
The Gold Coast carries the description “Never-Ending Sunshine” and combines:
- Stoli Vanilla Vodka
- Sparkling Wine
- Chinola Passion Fruit Liqueur
- Lime
Unlike the rum-heavy cocktails elsewhere on the menu, Gold Coast combines vanilla vodka with sparkling wine and passion fruit liqueur.
Caliente – $13.25
Caliente is described as “It’s Getting Hot in Here” and contains:
- SKYY Citrus Vodka
- Pineapple
- Chipotle
The addition of chipotle makes this one of the more unusual cocktails on the Bar 820 menu, combining pineapple with a spicy element.
Calle Ocho – $13.25
Calle Ocho is the coffee cocktail on the menu and is described as “Café Cubano to Keep You Going. ¡Dále!”
Its ingredients are:
- Stoli Vodka
- J.F. Haden’s Espresso Liqueur
- Cuban Coffee
The name references Calle Ocho, one of the best-known streets in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood, and the drink continues the menu’s strong Miami theme with Cuban coffee.
Bar 820 Zero-Proof Drinks
Bar 820 also offers two alcohol-free cocktails. Both are priced at $9.75.
Miami Mule – $9.75
The zero-proof Miami Mule contains:
- Ritual Zero-Proof Rum
- Lime
- Coconut
- Ginger Beer
It provides an alcohol-free alternative while retaining the tropical ingredients found throughout the rest of the menu.
Sunset on Collins – $9.75
Sunset on Collins is another zero-proof option, made with:
- Pineapple
- Lime
- Blood Orange
- Guava Nectar
With no zero-proof spirit listed among the ingredients, this drink focuses entirely on fruit and citrus flavors.
Beer at Bar 820
The beer section is labeled “Proudly Brewed in Miami” and includes two La Tropical selections:
- La Tropical Amber Lager, 16 oz – $8.75
- La Tropical Tropiflaca, 12 oz – $8.25
These Miami-brewed selections fit naturally with the South Florida theme running throughout the Bar 820 menu.
Coffee at Bar 820
Bar 820 also serves several coffee drinks:
- Cafecito – $3.50
- Cortadito – $3.50
- Espresso – $3.50
- Café con Leche – $4.50
The cafecito, cortadito and café con leche selections reinforce the Cuban and Miami influences found elsewhere on the menu.
How Much Are Drinks at Bar 820?
Based on the photographed menu, pricing is straightforward:
- Cocktails – $13.25
- Zero-proof cocktails – $9.75
- La Tropical Amber Lager, 16 oz – $8.75
- La Tropical Tropiflaca, 12 oz – $8.25
- Cafecito – $3.50
- Cortadito – $3.50
- Espresso – $3.50
- Café con Leche – $4.50
Cruise drink menus and prices can change, so passengers should use the current onboard menu as the final reference for their sailing.
The Miami Theme Behind the Bar 820 Menu
One of the most distinctive things about this menu is how consistently it incorporates Miami and South Florida into the drink names and ingredients.
Ocean Drive, Calle Ocho, Mango 305, Sunset on Collins and the Miami Mule all draw directly from Miami imagery or locations. Key Lime Pie adds another recognizable South Florida flavor, while Cuban coffee appears both in the Calle Ocho cocktail and the dedicated coffee section.
Even the beer selection stays local to the theme, with the menu specifically identifying the available beers as being brewed in Miami.
Rather than presenting a generic cruise cocktail list, Bar 820’s menu has a clearly defined regional identity.
Bar 820 Menu FAQ
How much are cocktails at Bar 820?
The alcoholic cocktails shown on this Bar 820 menu are $13.25 each.
Does Bar 820 have non-alcoholic cocktails?
Yes. The menu has two zero-proof options: Miami Mule and Sunset on Collins. Both are priced at $9.75.
What cocktails are available at Bar 820?
The photographed menu lists The Flamingo, Mango 305, Ocean Drive, Key Lime Pie, Gold Coast, Caliente and Calle Ocho.
Does Bar 820 serve beer?
Yes. The menu lists La Tropical Amber Lager for $8.75 and La Tropical Tropiflaca for $8.25.
Does Bar 820 serve coffee?
Yes. Cafecito, cortadito and espresso are $3.50 each, while café con leche is $4.50.
Does Bar 820 have an espresso cocktail?
The Calle Ocho cocktail combines Stoli Vodka, J.F. Haden’s Espresso Liqueur and Cuban coffee. It is priced at $13.25.
Are all Bar 820 cocktails rum-based?
No. Several use rum, but the menu also includes vodka-based cocktails. Gold Coast uses Stoli Vanilla Vodka, Caliente uses SKYY Citrus Vodka, and Calle Ocho uses Stoli Vodka.
Final Thoughts on the Bar 820 Menu
Bar 820’s menu is heavily inspired by Miami and South Florida, with tropical fruits, rum, Cuban coffee and locally brewed beer appearing throughout the selection.
The seven alcoholic cocktails are uniformly priced at $13.25, while passengers looking for an alcohol-free drink have two $9.75 zero-proof options. Beer and coffee round out the menu, including cafecito, cortadito and café con leche.
For anyone planning a visit to Bar 820, this menu provides a useful look at the available drinks and prices, although selections and pricing can always change between sailings.
