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Featured Bars and Clubs


http://www.casanovasuitesmiami.com Located inside and atop (yes, there's a rooftop bar) the Casanova Suites hotel, this lounge offers a fine view of the Atlantic. The lobby-level drinking area includes a long bar, tables, and leather couches awash in a neon glow. Music plays through house speakers courtesy of a DJ. Open format and techno are favored, though reggae sometimes rules the night. Upstairs, the sound of ocean waves lapping against the shore makes great music too. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.oceanstensobe.com At this tourist-oriented Ocean Drive restaurant, the food can be pricey, except for the breakfast specials, which cost as low as $4.75. Notable dishes include the king lobster tail ($58.95 for one pound) - which is steamed and served with garlic, sage mashed potatoes, drawn butter, and seasonal fresh vegetables - and the Buffalo wings ($9.95), featuring crisply fried chicken tossed in a traditional spicy wing sauce and served with blue cheese dressing and celery sticks. Also noteworthy are the sizzling fajitas ($19.95), which come with char-grilled chicken, beef, or shrimp; sizzling onions; and green peppers. They are served with fresh guacamole, pico de gallo, sour cream, cheddar-jack cheese, and flour tortillas. The restaurant provides exceptional entertainment: At any given moment, there is either a DJ, a live band, a magician, or sports playing on television. Moreover, sidewalk seating affords amusing people-watching. The décor is modern and clean, with tables laid out squarely. Ocean's Ten caters to tourists, but locals will enjoy the breakfast deals and variety of entertainment. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.palacesouthbeach.com Stop by the Palace for a very South Beach experience. The place puts on drag shows every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and offers a Sunday "Brunchic." For the $30 brunch, guests get unlimited mimosas and a menu that changes weekly, rotating steak, salmon, pancakes, and other brunch fare. Also of note is the Palace burger ($10.95), featuring a turkey patty topped with chipotle aioli and served with fries or salad. The Palace also proffers assorted salads, sandwiches, and wraps. Food here is generally of higher quality and lower cost than at other eateries on Ocean Drive. The restaurant is split into two bars: one indoor and designed for nighttime use, and the other semi-outdoors. There is also a patio laid out with dining tables. Entertaining drag queens make the service friendly. Call ahead for the drag show during Sunday brunch. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.victorsouthbeach.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp Passage Bar is a sleek lounge and watering hole in the Hotel Victor on Ocean Drive. The alluring locale offers excellent people watching, and the drinks are poured with a steady practiced hand. The indoors are plush, and the property a pleasure to walk through. If you are not a hotel guest, you'll wish you were, but luckily the bar stays open late enough for you to pretend you are. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
As if this color doesn't have enough claim to fame. Pink has it's own pop artist, it's own song, and a ton of pop culture sayings. Now, it has it's very own nightclub, right smack in the middle South Beach. They stick to theme quite literally. Pink flowers floating in the bar top, photos of pink lips and eye shadow, and servers in glittery, pink bustiers. The space itself is not very large and the outside gives no hint of the name or venue except with (surprise, surprise) a pink light. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.playwrightirishpub.com This place is open even during hurricanes. Seriously. This Irish pub features a huge bar, booth and tabletop seating, a full menu, pool tables, and two large rooms. Fine whiskeys are available, and Bushmill's 16-year can be had for $12.50 a shot. Guests range from European tourists to South Beach locals and mainland Miamians. There's no dress code and no cover. But if you go there to eat, keep in mind that an 18 percent gratuity is added to all restaurant checks. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.rokbarmiami.com Rokbar is not a rock 'n' roll bar where you can check out local bands. Rather, it's a club that glamorizes the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. It's a genuine Miami Beach nightclub with plenty of free-flowing drinks, moving lights, and pumping music. An impressive roster of world-famous musicians and DJs have performed here, and celebrities and models frequent the chic lounge. So there's plenty of reason to dress up. You never know who you'll meet on the dance floor. For those who want to spend in style, bottle service is available. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.townhousehotel.com The Rooftop Lounge at the Townhouse Hotel boasts posh gray and red seating with a sweeping view of the Miami skyline. Enjoy some spicy tuna at the sushi bar, or unwind with a cocktail. The music ranges from house to pop. The lounge is open Thursday through Saturday from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. There's no cover charge, but it's suggested you dress to impress. Flip-flops and tattered jeans are discouraged. Special events include private parties and retail launchings, and sunset gatherings. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.theotheroom.com This practical hole in the wall specializing in imported beers and wine is perfect for any homesick European. The ambiance is candlelit and laid-back, and you can actually talk as indie music in the background is low enough to hear over. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.delano-hotel.com/en-us/#/explore/?id=/delano-miami-rose-bar/ This is Miami, and no matter how we might fight it, our collective culture involves beautiful women, expensive cars and high-priced cocktails. Try though we might to embrace the devil-may-care-dive-bar-artist-colony vibe, it's in our blood. So when you really want to revel in the quintissential South Beach experience, there's the Rose Bar at the Delano. In the lobby of the sleek hotel sits a rose-colored, chandelier-studded spot to see and be seen. Wear the Manolo Blahnik's. Your Louis Vuitton purse, too. Knockoffs are a no-no. Cocktails will run you around $20 a pop, but would you really expect anything less? Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.scorebar.net Adonis is in the house, South Beach style. Good luck getting past the attitude, though. Since its inception Score has been the epicenter of the well-coifed and tightly muscled set, and it can be tough to break into those tight-knit cliques, though things get looser as the night goes on. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.sze-espanolaway.com This is the concept: café, brunch, lunch, happy hour, dinner, late dinner, disco. There are various branches around Miami-Dade, and the company started in Italy. Here you can relax in the relatively low-key (for South Beach) ambiance of Española Way and its Old-World charm. During the summer, this location doesn't open till 5 p.m. Most cocktails fall in the $9 range. The extensive drink menu also includes beer, wine, shots, and coffee. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.shinesouthbeach.com SoBe's reputation often precedes it, but Shine is a welcoming club located near the northern border of that notoriously posh club district. Monthly parties and a friendly door staff make the chill lounge a refreshing change of pace from the hectic scene just a ways south. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
