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The 10 Best Bars & Clubs in Miami Beach, Florida (FL)
At the shore in Miami Beach, visitors can swim, surf and jet ski in the warm and crystal-clear Atlantic waters. You can also nap on the white sands, work on a tan or simply watch the beautiful people, especially at South Beach, a favorite of models and celebrities.
Restaurants in Miami Beach
1. Mac's Club Deuce
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Laid-back neon ambiance, rustic decor, pool table & jukebox, make this South Beach/Miami Beach bar a global destination must and a local institution. Est. 1926, "Mac's" since 1964. Voted "Top Dive Bar" in US - CNN/Playboy/Condé Nast/TimeOut/GQ/etc.
Reviewed By patriciadC1757BG - Madrid, Spain
Like you’re 30 years ago in some kind of bar where alcohol was in prohibition...it seems things have never changed. In fact, it’s opened since 1926, and it makes it the oldest bar in Miami. The place is a cube Art Deco box and the seating is very peculiar: around the bar, making a kind of serpent line, where people seat and chat, or just have a drink while enjoying the music from the old jukebox. There’s also pool. I saw an elderly walker parked just at the front door, and then I found THE guy! Great place to have a drink if you’re interested in getting to know the spirit of Miami and of South Brach
2. Salsa Mia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Sip, Savor & Salsa your way into Miami’s bustling nightlife scene with a fantastic night out on South Beach. Featured on the Travel Channel; Salsa Mia is a true Miami experience. Mingle with Salsa Lessons & Mojitos and your own private table complete with festive party favors while learning to dance beginner Salsa & Bachata upstairs in the Mojito room. Then dance the night way with new friends and the rhythm of a live band with spectacular shows all around including Salsa, Samba, Bachata, Conga, Celia Cruz, Belly Dancing, Michael Jackson, Hip Hop and so many more. A perfect way to celebrate! Date nights, anniversaries, birthdays, bachelorette parties, solo travelers and groups. A great time for all. Arrival & table seating 7:30 pm. Salsa & Bachata Lessons and dancing 8:00-10pm. VIP Nightclub Pass with Live Band & Shows on stage. Includes 1 mojito and light flatbread snacks.
Reviewed By kunsberg - West Lafayette, United States
I invited a group of friends from all over the country to hang out with me for my birthday in Miami. This was the first thing we met up to do and it brought us all together! Great food and great dancing.
3. Bleau Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 337 reviews
Fontainebleau Miami Beach is the hub of trendsetting, highenergy nightlife. LIV nightclub, the city’s quintessential nightclub and a favorite of celebrities and those in the know, offers an eclectic mix of entertainment in a sleek, stylish environment.
Reviewed By TioTimTBP - New York City, United States
If visiting Miami, you have to stop at the Bleau Bar. Best warm up for the nite, superb decor, nice mix of tunes and make sure you ask for Melissa at the bar, shes the best example of Fbleau knowledge and service there is. Thx for making my clients feel like “regulars” in South Beach.
4. Broken Shaker at Freehand Miami
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 353 reviews
Escape to our backyard oasis and revel in the Tales of Cocktail’s award-winning Best American Hotel Bar. The Broken Shaker’s handcrafted cocktails are composed of elixirs, syrups and infusions made from garden herbs and spice, and fresh-pressed produce and exotic ingredients from around the world. Our skilled mixologists are shaking up the perfect blend of ingredients and international flavors to complete your Miami Beach getaway!
Reviewed By WeWannaGoTooo - Miami, United States
Our 2nd time here in the last 3 months. We like to attend the Sunday evening vibes. They have a Jamaican DJ and his 14yr old son spinning. He and his son are really good. No they’re not playing Reggae, they are playing EDM. Yes, a Jamaican playing EDM and he is a dancing DJ. I like to see DJs dancing and he really enjoys his job. His young son is really great too. They always have a packed courtyard even on this rainy night. They have umbrella tables so the party doesn’t stop when it rains. The wait staff is masked, very friendly, and helpful. Tables are distanced. This is held in the courtyard under the trees which makes it cozy and intimate. They have a small touch less menu that you scan to view on your phone. I recommend trying the fried Griot with spicy slaw $10 and the Mexican Cervisa beer $8. You will need a reservation on “Open Table “ for Sunday’s. The DJ spins from 6-10pm, so arrive early. There’s also cheap parking in the large parking lot next door.
5. WhiteLaw Bar & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By 74CarolC
5 stars for front desk staff for sure!! Carlos, Armando & Juan, are gentlemen and very polite. No complains! No bad surprises! because Everything works so well. Even when I needs help to get directions to the city and to charge my phone. I’ll definitely will be back to staying in here and I’ll recommend to friends and family. The best location for who wants to know South Beach Miami. I walked into the beach like 2 mins and got 12 mins drive to be in Downtown at Convention Center. Perfecto, Hasta la vista WhiteLaw ✨
6. Repour Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Repour bar is a cocktail lounge located in the lobby of the Albion Hotel in the Heart of South Beach. Enjoy the spacious outdoor courtyard or the cozy indoor bar, and sip hand crafted cocktails inspired by family, garden fresh herbs, seasonal ingredients, and the creative imaginations of Isaac and his crew.
Reviewed By GinaMarrrie - Royal Oak, United States
This is a tiny little thing inside the Albion hotel. Its dark, there are quirky comfy couches and chairs everywhere, the music is great, but most importantly - the drinks are perfect! The bartenders are well trained. Go here!
7. The Regent Cocktail Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By ogerkan - New York City, United States
Located on the lower level of the Gale Hotel, the Regent Cocktail Club has a great vibe. Classy decor, subdued lighting and posh seating areas coupled to the live music and excellent service make for a wonderful evening. We will definitely be back the next time we are in South Beach.
8. The Scape Goat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
With the prestige of being in one of the most desirable locations in the world, but without any of the pretension, The ScapeGoat is the only bar in South Florida that specializes in All-American beers, spirits, wines, and cocktails. Whether you’re blowing off some steam, ducking from work, or having a night out with the usual suspects, you can depend on us to be your ScapeGoat.
9. WaterLOO
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
WaterLOO is a Gay "Bar", or as we like to call it a "Drinking Room" and Discothèque where all are welcomed to congregate and celebrate their own personal "Waterloos". Waterloo, offers a "living room" style environment, featuring the utmost in aggressive hospitality all executed in a warm, friendly, chic yet sexy and laid-back aesthetic. Waterloo provides a LGBTQ scene currently unrivaled in Miami!
10. Twist
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By edisonw639 - Washington DC, United States
I have been to Twist many, many times over the years and have always had a great time. Best thing - no cover. Front door security guys - always courteous and friendly, but inside security not always courteous. Drinks - a little pricey, generally strong. Bartenders - never had a problem. Always quick and efficient with long pours. Cabana dancers - here is where you need to be aware. Most are Latino so sometimes communication can be a concern. A lap dance is $20 for about 5 minutes, so beware if it goes longer as you will charged more. Some dancers do not let you know when the lap dance is over. Always good to specify you only wish one lap dance. FYI, Some of the dancers are straight. I really wish the management would make the cabana non-smoking. I always put my wallet in my front pocket for security. Can get very crowded on Thursday and Fridays as cruises depart on Saturday or on a holiday weekend.
