DK Travel : Miami : Bars & Nightclubs

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crobar

Housed in the former Cameo movie theater, this place employs high-tech prestidigitations to give you the sense of floating in a Surrealist’s dreamworld.
crobar

Housed in an architectural gem, the former Cameo Theater, this is high-tech fun at its most cutting-edge. crobar is glitzy and full of attitude, and you should definitely wear your Prada bowling shoes, or whatever’s the latest thing to turn the fashion cognoscenti’s heads.
Cupid’s Cabaret

This Miami hotspot is where nude men dance for men. There are 25 male performers. The show starts at 7pm and it is nonstop action until closing time at 5am.
Daiquiri

Another timeless Caribbean rum concoction, any way you like it: mango, strawberry, lime, peach, guava, etc.
Front Porch Café

Many consider the breakfast here to be the best in South Beach. The atmosphere’s homey, and the food’s definitely worth the wait.
Green Parrot Bar

Established in 1890 and still going strong. Lots of locals, pool tables, the grotty interior so loved in Key West, and all kinds of live music on weekends.
Hog’s Breath Saloon

One of the best-known bars due to a far-reaching ad campaign – it’s part of a Florida chain. Expect lots of heavy drinking and live music every night.
Hurricane

For a howling success, mix dark and light rums, blue Curaçao, and lemon juice.
Jade

Not exclusively gay every night of the week, but Jade is gay-friendly and has a gay night on Fridays. This two-story lounge has three Zen Balinese-themed rooms, featuring paintings by local artists.
Jazid

As the name would suggest, a more low-key choice, where you can listen to jazz and blues by candlelight, and, presumably, feed your id.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under $20
- $20–$40
- $40–$55
- $55–$80
- over $80