Why do they call it The Bank? Because this spacious, opulent, 4 room nightclub is housed in what used to be an actual bank, the Meyer Kiser to be exact. Between the Roman columns, and marble walls, this modern nightclub for the moneyed, and those who aspire to be, contains beautiful, luxurious appointments. Modern twists […]
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Though it’s just one part of a larger complex, the Bar at the Doral Yard has its own personality. The large wooden bar serves as both the focal point of the Doral Yard and a gathering place for locals to chill on plush, oversized barstools. The cocktails are well-thought-out and tap into local flavors like […]
Make your way to the mezzanine of the Citadel food hall, and you’ll find a dim, red-backlit bar – and one of the most inspired cocktail menus in Miami. Translated from Japanese, kaiju means strange beast, and fittingly, the drink list is laid out like a graphic novel populated by mythical monsters and imaginatively crafted […]
Bar Nancy in Little Havana sports rustic, nautical-inspired decor and a healthy selection of craft cocktails. The bar – named for the brigantine Nancy, which transported war supplies during the American Revolution – offers cocktails named after ships or patriotic themes, or both. The “Abigail Adams” is made with Fords gin, peach liqueur, lemon, strawberry, […]
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This Giralda Plaza drinking den has been a Coral Gables staple since it opened in 1946 as a beer hall. Notwithstanding its cadre of diehard regulars, the crowd here skews younger – Millennials and Gen Xers who mass here late at night and on the weekends. If you want to avoid finding yourself packed shoulder […]
Barracuda is more than your average neighborhood bar and grill. This pink-hued bar, located on a side street in Coconut Grove, has been around since 1995. The interior is decorated in what could be described as “frat house on the sea” – plenty of UM signs compete with shark jaws and the ubiquitous international currency […]
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The Bee Gees’ “Stayin’ Alive” and John Travolta in flared pants — that’s what comes to mind when you hear the word “disco.” But even though platform shoes and sequined jumpsuits were the craze in the ’70s, Basement Miami has a different take on discotheque culture. Owned by Ian Schrager — the cofounder of quintessential […]
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Right next to popular South Beach pizza joint Lucali, you’ll find the cozy and quaint Bay Club. The menu is the same as next door, with bonuses like the option to order smaller pies and happy-hour deals on wings, meatballs, caesar salads, and other such bites. The cocktails are as fun and creative or as […]
Miami Beach has its share of dives. They come, they go, but a few stick around for the long haul, and Beaches is just such a spot. A bar and grill, Beaches serves up cheap drinks and all-American food to anyone looking to escape the sun in favor of a smoky bar and strong drinks. […]
A decade into its existence, the Bend Liquor Lounge remains one of Miami’s top dive bars. Dreamt up by architect Landy Lamas and builder Mo Lacayo (see Chela’s Cocteler
Brickell’s best-known dive bar, Better Days, is one of those “anything goes” spots that’s great for happy hour or that very last drink of the night. While there’s no formal cocktail menu, the bartenders are ready and willing to make whatever is requested – though tequila shots are a fan favorite. The dark, cozy space […]