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Take It Upstairs
By JOSE D. DURAN
Published on February 07, 2008 at 3:00am
Once a celebrated jazz haunt, Upstairs at the Van Dyke Café still offers a great alternative to South Beach’s megaclubs and glitzy hotel lounges. Now, instead of bebop and standards, party people looking for fun can shake it to samba and favela funk on Sultry Sundays, presented by Map magazine and Leblon cachaca, the venue’s new weekly night with a Brazilian twist.
From 8 p.m. to midnight, revelers enjoy an intimate atmosphere above the noisy restaurant and away from the crowds on Lincoln Road. Resident DJs Marcelo and Erick Paredes provide the latest Brazilian sounds, and it goes without saying that a caipirinha is the drink of choice here. For more information or table reservations, call 305-532-1233.
Sundays, 2008
From 8 p.m. to midnight, revelers enjoy an intimate atmosphere above the noisy restaurant and away from the crowds on Lincoln Road. Resident DJs Marcelo and Erick Paredes provide the latest Brazilian sounds, and it goes without saying that a caipirinha is the drink of choice here. For more information or table reservations, call 305-532-1233.
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