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Featured Bars and Clubs


http://www.shoreclub.com The upscale poolside parties here are a magnet for celebrities and beautiful people who love them. Bedsteads are strewn along the hotel's scenic terrace, inspiring a laid-back brand of chic. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.skylinemia.com This South Beach club boasts an airline theme. Turntables are set up in an old commercial airplane, and the entire club features refurbished parts as decoration and furniture. VIPs have their own section in first class, and package deals are available for your perusal on the club's website. Tell the club you'll be there via RSVP, and you get two free drink tickets and no cover for everyone in your party. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.thehotelofsouthbeach.com/spire.htm This upscale lounge has an elegant vibe reflected in the decor - crisp white furniture and contrasting red accents. Once the lights go down, candles add a cozy touch to the spot, which overlooks a South Beach scene that includes the ocean, the bright lights, and the people passing below. Have cocktails on the roof before you go clubbing. Or grab some pre-party snacks, priced between $11 and $27, they include skewered shrimp, grilled skirt steak spring roll, and imported cheese and antipasto plates. The bar also accommodates private parties with customized menu selections. But remember: Whether you're staying at the hotel or just walking in off the street, dress to impress, Miami style. Nothing less will do. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.louiestudiosouthbeach.com This spot was our 2003 "Best Karaoke" Bar. Studio let's their often belligerent guests let loose and have fun. There's no cover to enter but in order to belt it out you must buy a drink. Not much has changed since the days of '03, so here is word for word the reason they became our top pick: This is a weirdly cool place. The dim lighting, black paint peeling off the walls, and wobbly stage decorated by guitars, horns, and drum sets sit in stark contrast to the bright and busy milieu just outside on Collins Avenue. The portraits on the wall pay homage to recording stars of yesteryear, Elvis, Dean, and Frank among others, but the spotlight glares mostly for young hipsters prodded into belting out popular tunes as recent as 50 Cent's "In Da Club." The best time to visit is in the wee hours of the morning. You'll hear the strained crooning even before you enter; that's when hopped-up club hoppers usually drop in to see if they can be an American Idol, even if it's just in front of friends and barflies. Speaking of American Idols, last year's runner-up, Justin Guarini, is a regular there. He likes to show off and without Kelly or Simon around, he's always the best in the room. The true draw, though, are the drunken buffoons who muddle the spelled-out words to "Red, Red Wine." Don't be afraid to get up onstage. You might sound as good as you do in the shower. Ronnie, the Regis look-alike at the helm of the PA system, takes requests -- but don't be pushy, he can be a little impatient with rabble-rousers. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.mondrian-miami.com Located in the Mondrian South Beach, the Sunset Lounge offers breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay and a whimsical but chic setting. The decor recalls something out of Alice in Wonderland: a tented, adult-size sandbox; a labyrinthine garden; and red and white couches. Lounge in a cabana from day to night and you'll hear the music transition from worldly jazz to neosoul house. This unique ambiance, along with the Sunset Lounge's creative drink menu, won the venue New Times' 2009 Best Place to Get a Cocktail. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.sushisamba.com Consistency is not only the hobgoblin of little minds but also of Miami restaurants, many of which can't seem to turn out even the simplest of dishes with consistent quality. That is what makes the five-year-old Sushi Samba even more impressive. Not only is the food some of the sexiest and most exciting in South Florida, but also you can count on it being just as good at your next visit as it was on your last. Sushi and sashimi are never short of impeccably fresh and well prepared, while such familiar dishes as anticuchos, tiraditos, churrasco and, crisp-fried whole snapper are tasty because of first-rate ingredients and precise execution. But the more adventurous dishes take Sushi Samba to another level: from the daring simplicity of sawagani -- tiny flash-fried Japanese river crabs that you eat shell, legs, and all -- to the over-the-top opulence of tuna sushi rolls topped with foie gras and gold leaf and subtly scented with shiso leaf. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.sushisamba.com SushiSamba Dromo is the less talked about older sister of Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill. It's a warm and stylish space with a dominant sushi bar occupying the center. The room is so imbued in an orange hue that if Mario Batali ever removed his trademark clogs here, he'd never find them. Michael Bloise (Wish, American Noodle Bar), executive chef these days, has perked things up, but the long-underrated cuisine hasn't been tinkered with much. Japan, Brazil, and Peru are still the spheres of gastronomic import (Chef Bloise is French/Vietnamese). The menu offers all sorts of possibilities, starting with "aperitivos" and small plates. Don’t miss crisp tempura green beans with black truffle-garlic aioli; a Xin-Xim of rock shrimp-stuffed chicken breast; or braised oxtail gyoza. Also on tab are ceviches, tiraditos, sushi, sashimi, creative rolls, and other raw bar offerings. Also steaks, proffered in churrasco form or Wagyu. For dessert, go with suspiro limeño, a dulce de leche flan layered with port cake and crowned with roasted meringue ice cream and almond crumble. Tuesday-night cosplay, a long-time Samba tradition, is when people dressed in outrageously wacky costumes act out some inner character while whirling awkwardly about the room. Actually, this occurs nightly here -- it being located in South Beach and all -- but Tuesdays it gets synched to music. SushiSamba is fun, but the cuisine makes it more than just another pretty face. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.t-mex.net Choose beef, chicken, or vegetarian, wrap it in a flour or corn tortilla, specify mild, medium, or hot sauce, and you've built your own taco (or burrito, enchilada, or quesadilla) to specifications. The chili is as hot as a mid-July day, and the chicken soup, about as comforting as South Beach gets, is stocked with breast meat, onions, peppers, and crushed jalapeños -- while not exactly designed for the sickbed, it'll certainly clear your sinuses. Lunch, dinner, and late night. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
This really is a hideaway. The fast pace of South Beach stops at the door. In this watering hole, Old English flavor prevails; sit at the bar and toss one back with a neighborhood chum. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
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http://www.perrysouthbeachhotel.com A rooftop bar with poolside seats and an oceanfront view. Head for the gold elevators through the lobby at the Perry. Wasabi peas are the bar snacks, and tropical drinks are a specialty. But you can get a variety of liquors any way you like. Locals congregate here for weekend debauchery. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.twistsobe.com A mainstay on Washington Avenue for over 15 years, Twist is the mother hen of South Beach gay clubs. Inside the spacious club you'll find seven different bars; a tiki bar, something called a "Frolic Lounge," a salsa room in the bottom floor, and a house music dance floor at the top. Still one of the few places where you can find go-go dancers at midnight on the beach, Twist is open seven days a week from 1 p.m. to 5 a.m. It's conveniently located near the popular 12th street gay beach, and the 11th street diner where Will Smith's "Miami" was shot. No cover, and open to 21+ only. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.thevandykecafe.com Sibling to the News Café sisters, this open-air eatery is the quintessential sidewalk café. Order up some people-watching along with your thick, fluffy quiches, your platter of pté and Brie, your whole-wheat pizza. No matter what you choose from the comprehensive menu, you'll no doubt be amused by the constant Lincoln Road parade. Or take in the live jazz upstairs. Outdoor seating. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
http://www.thevandykecafe.com Sibling to the News Café sisters, this open-air eatery is the quintessential sidewalk café. Order up some people-watching along with your thick, fluffy quiches, your platter of pté and Brie, your whole-wheat pizza. No matter what you choose from the comprehensive menu, you'll no doubt be amused by the constant Lincoln Road parade. Or take in the live jazz upstairs. Outdoor seating. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
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http://www.wetwillies.com The bar at Wet Willie's offers a wide selection of blended alcoholic beverages that are prepared behind the counter in slushy style. Patrons can plop down on the first floor, but the seating on the second-floor deck provides a view of the street and beach. The atmosphere is laid-back and fun, with quirky spray-painted walls, some featuring penguins. Wet Willie's strength lies in its frozen drinks, most notably the Call-a-Cab ($10 for large), made with diesel 153 grain alcohol, rum, and cherry flavoring. Also popular is the Superman ($10 for large), a mix of Call-a-Cab and Shock Treatment (same as Call-a-Cab but with lemonade flavoring). The best dishes here are appetizers such as chicken strips and fries ($9.95), consisting of fried boneless tenders served with Willie's own sweet-and-spicy barbecue sauce and chive-honey mustard sauce. Other typical items include fish fingers and fries ($9.95), made from white fish and served with Cajun tartar sauce. Service is friendly. Willie's is ideal for capping off a relaxing day at the beach or complementing a night out at South Beach clubs. Read more about this Miami bar or club >>
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