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http://www.gingerbaycafefl.com Ginger Bay Café is known for its smooth Caribbean vibe, featuring tunes as spicy as the jerk chicken. With live music five nights a week, you've got several options to choose from. Wednesdays at the Bay is "dance hall night." Thursdays feature soca and calypso music. Round out the weekend with reggae on Friday and Saturday nights, and wind down to jazz on Sundays. Ginger Bay Café is the only Caribbean restaurant in downtown Hollywood, so where else would you go to satisfy your craving for good times and island food? This late-night club-crawl stop-off point serves spicy jerk chicken, whole fried fish, and potent-as-hell rum drinks. Not the kind of place for quiet dinner conversations and soft lighting, this lively Caribbean hangout comes equipped with DJs blaring reggae, hip-hop, and R&B and live bands playing into the wee hours. More >>
http://www.gusmancenter.org Old is the new new. Especially in a city like Miami, where historic charms are often bulldozed to make way for new school crap. Thank God for the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, a shining beacon to Miami's glamorous past, smack dab in the middle of downtown. Erected in 1926 as a home for silent movies, this recently restored palace oozes charisma, from the red velvet curtains to the baroque balconies. The theater's simulated night-sky ceiling has looked down on the likes of Elvis Presley, B.B. King, Luciano Pavarotti and countless other notable names. Today, they host movie screenings, concerts, live performances and a whole host of other events. So get glammed up and spend an evening immersed in what once was. There's something to be said for the classics, after all. More >>
http://www.jazid.net When we say "hole-in-the-wall," we mean it in a good way. This little bar has an upper and lower level, with different bands and DJs playing music until the sun comes up. It feels like a rehearsal studio for up-and-coming rock stars. But there are dance floors and fully stocked bars on both floors. Check out the huge statue of Buddha on the second floor. Rub his belly for good luck and realize that this place is poppin'. More >>
Amid the hip-hop clubs and tourist-trap shops is Kill Your Idols, a whimsically decorated bar on Espanola Way. From Bruce Lee's karate- chopping body protruding from the bar to a '70s Playboy pinball machine next to the retro cigarette dispenser, the décor is a nightmare for anyone with ADD. Chandeliers are made from empty liquor bottles, all the seating is mismatched, and an enormous Ian Curtis illuminates one of the side walls. A WWII blimp and giant astronaut dangle above the tiny dance floor that's packed with sweaty folks grooving to new wave hits and indie beats. The projection screen plays horror movies and music documentaries throughout the night, but after one too many Cherry Bomb shots, it will all look the same. This offbeat watering hole is quickly becoming the place to be, but strictly for the locals-only type of crowd. More >>
http://www.mansionmiami.com If one nightclub epitomizes South Beach fun and excess, it's Mansion. The granddaddy of Beach nightlife is only 6 years old, which proves venues change in Miami as quickly as South Florida weather. Mansion features all the South Beach nightclub staples: strict door policy, pricey cover, and bottle service. But where it excels is booking the hottest electronic dance and hip-hop acts week after week, no matter the time of year. Then there's the opulence of it all: The foyer leads to a small alcove that eventually takes you to the main area. There, the private balcony that hosts ultra-VIPs and celebrities overlooks the main floor. But dance-floor space is limited. Mansion was one of the first clubs to place couches and tables for bottle service directly on the dance floor. More >>
http://www.thevillageatgulfstreampark.com This luxurious nightclub offers the perfect environs to spend your fresh horse race winnings from Gulfstream Park. Lavish surroundings, popular DJs, live bands, and all the VIP accoutrements are here at your disposal, if you've got the cash (or credit) to support the experience. Multiple bars, an incredible sound system, and high tech lighting complement the dancing, and table service. More >>
Want to stand in front of a velvet rope for a couple of hours? Then try getting into this upscale lounge without an invitation or your name on a guest list. It's worth the wait. Mynt's egg-white decor, augmented by lime green colors and tastefully hung drapes, makes it one of the most beautiful-looking, albeit exclusive, locales in South Beach. More >>
South Beach proletariat come to Nerve to escape the neon hue of Art Deco. Antique erotic lithographs adorn the restroom stalls of the spunky joint opened by never-nervous Rudolf Piper. He cloaks the laid-back lounge with Manhattan audacity -- most notably the Coyote Ugly-inspired bartenders. More >>
http://www.nikkibeach.com Even with a chunk of its beachside scaled back by the city, the St. Tropez-style, open-air party continues to draw high-enders en masse. Sunday nights here are exactly what they appear on the E!s Wild On series. More >>
The monied and well-dressed bask in the warm orange glow of this strikingly designed room, where a circular champagne bar is the center of attention -- that and the beautiful women who hover around it. Getting through the door of this exclusive venue (located above Nikki Beach) can be difficult at times, but once inside, the sexy vibe and cold bubbly will make you forget you ever waited. More >>
http://www.purdylounge.com This off-the-beaten-path (as in off Washington) bar has the beer-hall vibe of a street corner hook-up joint with a touch of South Beach strut. An eclectic mix of music and people sway through what's usually an elbow-room-only lounge. More >>
http://www.tobacco-road.com Miami's oldest liquor license and most reliable, all-around bar. If it's music, a burger, and a relaxed atmosphere, both indoors and out, that you seek, this is your watering hole now and forever. More >>
http://www.unclesamsmusic.com Independent record stores are a rare find these days. But for those who want a little dose of classic counter culture, there's still Uncle Sam's Music. This Washington Ave outpost has been Miami Beach's flagship music shop since 1984. They've got all things vinyl - plus CDs, t-shirts, DVDs, candy, music gear, incense and all kinds of other odds and ends. More than a store, it's a musical epicenter. They host acoustic shows, sell rare releases and serve as the experts on all things instrumental. So stop wasting your money on iTunes and get a little culture with your coinage, instead. More >>
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