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South Beach Nightlife

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South Beach Nightlife

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Start at the south end of South Beach at Nikki Beach. Most of the clubs in South Beach have an outdoor area - if you wanted to stay inside, you would have stayed up north! Outdoor platform beds are great for lounging, and you can dance under the stars at the beach. Does it get any better than that? Then stroll up the beach to Wet Willies, where you have your choice of about 17 different frozen margaritas and can look out to the ocean from the balcony bar. The Hotel (yes, that's it's name - it used to be the Tiffany and they still have the diamond design on the floor at the entrance) has a great rooftop lounge if you want something a little quieter. Further uptown, the Catalina has some nice poolside seating outside of the bar and the Gansevoort has a huge rooftop lounge. Beautiful people line the white-sand beach and clear-blue Atlantic ocean water. The beach is a melting-pot of European jet-setters, latin-flavors and snowbirds eagerly applying SPF to prevent third-degree burns. You will see an extremely diverse crowd at SOBE. Just a few words of caution. South Beach is not Disney. If you are looking for a place to bring small children, you'll probably be happier in Orlando. Like Vegas, it's really more for adults. Do your research before you go, use the South Beach Local bus to get around (it's only a quarter) and have a wonderful time! The prices are outrageous but what SoBe offers is worth the price of admission. What makes this place interesting is the architectural and people atmosphere, which is unique. Another unique aesthetic attribute of South Beach is the presence of colorful and unique stands used by South Beach's lifeguards. After Hurricane Andrew, Architect William Lane donated his design services to the city and added new stops on design tours in the form of lifeguard towers. His towers instantly became symbols of the revived City of Miami Beach. There is probably no better collection of building in late Art Deco and Art Moderne style anywhere else on the planet. And the version here is especially regional, with brightly painted facades and spacy looking signs and towers. In addtion to the Art Moderne, the very differently style Versace Mansion is a must see as well -- both as a piece of crime history and as a tribute to his memory. I love South Beach, Miami Beach, and the Miami metro area. But, you should really know what you're getting into. You should research the area a lot before you go. This website offers a lot of good advice. There are several good books available on the area, too.
6th street ocean	Art Deco District	Art Deco District	Circles and Rectangles	Deco and Palm Trees
Deco Fleur-de lys relief	Exterior de los banos	Facade of the Carlyle	Facade with deco nudes	Gold Deco Cornice
Hotel Webster	Art Deco District	Photo Caption	Ocean Front Hotel	Pattern in Blue and Teal
Pattern in Mauve and Peach	Pink beauty	Rooftop at the Hotel	5th Street and Ocean	Modern Beauties
Essex House	Contemporary Building	Lincoln Theatre	Photo Caption	Olympia Theater

The big clubs at night are expensive for sure. Most are a $20 cover with overpriced drinks. But you can just as easily walk down Washington and go to the $5 cover places and hear fun music while dancing on top a fish tank. It has everything you just need to do it right.

Wet Willie's serves great tasting frozen daiquiris, with generous portions of alcohol, at fair prices. The bar is located on Ocean Drive in South Beach. All I can say is "call a cab". This place is epic! If your ever in Miami check it out! It's the perfect place for South Beach!

If you could pour Miami Beach into a plastic cup, it would be a Call a Cab at Wet Willie's. Bright red, smooth, delicious and utterly dangerous.

It was slightly intimidating walking in, given the armed cops sitting at the door - guess the place gets a little rowdy.... We headed upstairs and chatted with the super-friendly bartender (who says service is dead in Mia??), who let us try little tastes of the dozens of cleverly-named flavors. My beverage of choice was a creamsicle - a mouthwatering mix of mango and pina colada. Yummmmmmm.

Not sure I'd spend much time inside the bar itself - the crowd was a little on the sketchy side, but hell, who needs to hang out? Just grab your drink and head to the beach. That's what makes this place so special.

Some of the boys went with pina coladas mixed with call a cab - but that's just asking for trouble. Call a cab involves 151 - and I'm not getting near that, at least not in the daytime.

The large bevvie is $10, and I was found that surprisingly reasonable. I was expecting $15, $20 maybe. We picked up our plastic and headed to the beach. Definitely worth parking your towel near here, so you can sip these frozen dreams in the bright Miami sunshine. Heaven!

South Beach Miami "A list" Night Clubs

The South Beach Miami nightlife is the place to be, the A list night clubs are famous for being very hard to get into with their celebrity filled VIP rooms and world famous DJs playing all the right beats.

South Beach has all kinds of night clubs from big multi level clubs to small intimate night clubs and lounges. The key to the South Beach nightlife scene is knowing which clubs have the best parties that are suited to your specific tastes for the nights of the week you will be in town.

Each night of the week South Beach has hot A list celebrity night club parties that are the place to be for that night. The South Beach club world changes constantly what is hot this month may not be the hot spot next month.

South Beach clubs rely on night club promoters to attract the hipster crowd and each night of the week the best promoters are throwing the A list party at one of South Beach best night clubs.VIP South Beach will make sure you are at that A list night club party suited to your tastes with no waiting Contact us or call 305 804 5071 today and let us create your custom nightlife itinerary to the best of the South Beach nightlife.

South Beach Night Clubs

Clubs are listed in alphabetical order

B.E.D Sexy nightclub trendy spot to lounge and dance including a multitude of mattresses and big luscious pillows. B.E.D which stands for Beverage Entertainment Address: 929 Washington Ave.

Buck 15 Small underground bar and lounge located on the second with artistic furnishing and loft feel. Clubs artwork celebrates Miami Beach artists and has that South Beach Art Deco vibe. Address: 707 Lincoln Rd.

Cameo renowned night club located at the historic Cameo Theater. Has been newly renovated with a big dance floor. Has a mezzanine VIP area and hosts live concert events. Address: 1445 Washington Ave.

Club 01 Newly redesigned with seductive burgundy and a caramel colored ceiling. Huge leather chairs Beautiful champagne bar with gemstone chandeliers. Intimate dance floor.Address: 1 Ocean Drive

About Crobar Miami Drag queens working the door, club kids rolling up against Miami glamophiles, this club is always a feast for the eyes and ears.

With its intense, dance-heavy sound system, an industrial-chic ambience and big crowds, Crobar dominates the club scene. Celebrity spottings are common, especially in the VIP area of the main floor. The DJ booth is home to some of the best spinning in town, ie Sasha, Pete Tong, The Scumfrog, David Waxman and Erick Morillo.

WITH 2 FLOORS AND 10 BARS THIS CLUB OF AN OCCUPANCY OF 3.500 PEOPLE YOU WILL HAVE NOOOOO TROUBLE HAVING A GOOD TIME AT THIS SPOT!!!

Dream Two levels with 3 rooms 8,500 square feet themed in seductive french decor. Club has three rooms and a nice VIP area.Address: 1532 Washington Ave.

Florida Room Rock star Lenny Kravitz's designed this hip Jazz aged era style lounge. As you walk in passing a luxurious grand piano and beautiful chandeliers.Address: 1685 Collins Ave.

Klutch Smac entertainments club with Vibrant colors 26,000 square foot scenic nightclub. Large dance floor with many VIP nooks.Address: 135 Collins Ave.

LouisClub at the Gansevoort Hotel classic decadent atmosphere. Dance floor with top DJs an Ultra lounge vibe.Address: 2325 Collins Ave.

LivLIV is the Fontainebleau Hotels new South Beach night club. One of South Beaches grandest nightclubs with a luxurious layout and pulsating sound and upscale hideaway.Address: 4441 Collins Ave.

Mansion This very trendy club resembles a mansion with opulent chandeliers and a plush interior design. Mansion is two levels with high voltage dance floors with eight bars and is know for it exclusive VIP areas.Address: 1235 Washington Ave.

Mokia Intimate cutting edge club with a hip fashionable decor with protracted bars.Address: 235 23rd St.

Mynt South Beach custom-designed ultra lounge with illuminating green lighting. Filled with VIP tables areas. DJs for around the world in this ultra modern hideaway.Address: 1921 Collins Ave.

Nikki Beach Club Hip San Tropez style indoor outdoor night club and beach club. Located in South Beaches Art Deco District. Complete with Indian tee pees, cabanas and hammocks.Address: 1 Ocean Dr.

Opium Garden Asian themed with multiple levels and a big Buddha at the entrance.Address: 5729 Seminole Way Hollywood at The Hard Rock Hotel

Plunge Lounge Rooftop lounge with 26,000 square feet. Cabanas and beautiful views of South Beach.Address: 2377 Collins Ave.

Rok Bar Tommy Lees South Beach rock bar.Address: 1905 Collins Ave.

Sky Bar Beautiful Moroccan styled indoor outdoor pool lounge at the Shore Club Hotel. Like all Ian Schrager hot spots the decor is exceptional. With the beach breeze and specialty drinks.Address: 1920 Collins Ave.

Set Exclusive lounge with sensational style including a glass fire place and grand bar reminiscent of the swing era. Many VIP areas and a upstairs mezzanine with leather chairs and vibrant dance floor.Address: 320 Lincoln Rd.

Wall Retro cool club at the new trendy W Hotel. With long black bar and many VIP areas. Large classic gold couch in the middle of the club.Address: 2201 Collins Ave.

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