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Thought cyber cafes died in the ’90s right along with scrunchies and Bob Saget’s career? So did we. But there’s at least one hold out, and it’s humming happily along on Miami Beach. For those sans laptops, iPads, tablets or other portable devices and desperate for a little connectivity, Cybr Caffe’s got you covered. You […]
Enjoy a chill atmosphere, flavored smoke, beer, wine, liquor, and a full restaurant menu. Sit back and vibe to Middle Eastern music and take in the Lincoln Road scenery. The lounge claims to have the best mojito in Miami. You be the judge.
Ian Schrager’s gem is among the classiest establishments on South Beach, if not the continent. The elegant lobby bar is a long hall partitioned by linen drapes, leading outside to the poolside cabanas and beach bar. Missy Elliot became so enamored of the chic decor that she replicated the look in her own home.
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A run-of-the-mill bar for South Beach locals and karaokee fans. There’s only one pool table but the cheap drinks and big-screen TVs are enough to keep the sauciest patrons somewhat entertained. Not to mention drunken crooners who think they’re Michael Bolton understudies.
Diez y Seis specializes in traditional Mexican food with Miami flair in an indoor/outdoor space overlooking the Shore Club’s infinity pool. The menu includes family-style plates, encouraging customers to sample a variety of items in a single visit. The restaurant’s name is a nod to Mexican Independence Day, September 16. The tradition is carried throughout […]
With all the oceanfront venues in SoBe, it’s surprising that the Ritz-Carlton’s DiLido Beach Club is one of a stingy handful of restaurant/lounges that allows guests open access to and from the beach. Named after the original building the Ritz Carlton now inhabits, The DiLido is open to the public and offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu […]
A dimly lit chandelier and some table candles illuminate this intimate Washington Avenue venue; a large mirror and family-style photos of the owners serve as d
Dirt is all about inclusivity. Yes, the eatery offers a
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The philosophy of this beat-freak hangout is right there in the name: If you’re sitting, you’re not dancing, and dancing is the whole point. That’s why revelers looking for a grittier party experience in SoBe have been flocking to the latest dimly lit dancehall in town, affectionately referred to as Don’t Sit. House heads have […]
This Lat-Asian restaurant on Collins Avenue in South Beach specializes in Peruvian fare paired with traditional Japanese, Chinese, and pan-Asian plates. Pronounced dow-ah, the cantina is the brainchild of restauranteur Arjun Waney, known for concepts such as Zuma and Coya.
