DK Travel : Miami : Bars & Nightclubs

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Jazid

A special place in Miami Beach for those who appreciate jazz. South Florida’s top musicians perform nightly. Since there’s no cover, do the right thing and order a drink or two to make sure this haven of anti-chic stays afloat. You’re there for the music, the real thing in a sea of glamorous SoBe hype.
Larios on the Beach

Co-owned by pop Cuban songstress Gloria Estefan, it’s cocina cubana prepared SoBestyle. Try the appetizer sampler for starters and some rico mojitos (yummy rum drink with mint leaves).
Laundry Bar

It’s not all about suds at this much-frequented laundromat and full-service bar, alive with clean, cruisy locals and a throbbing dance beat.
Mai Tai

One version of the Polynesian perennial features crème de noyaux, banana, grenadine, and tropical juices.
Mango’s Tropical Café

Always hot, with upbeat music and a huge Floribbean menu. The action spills onto the sidewalk.
Margarita

Not neglecting this southof-the-border treat, in regular and frozen incarnations, paired with any fruit – and a range of liqueurs, too.
Margaritaville

Local-boy-made-good Jimmy Buffett is the owner of this barrestaurant-souvenir shop. There’s live music nightly, and on occasion the Parrot Head leader himself shows up.
Martini

Be prepared for this old standby to appear in a thousand creative guises: with unexpected fruit liqueurs, for example, or even with white or milk chocolate!
Mojito

Papa Hemingway’s favorite splash: light rum, crushed mint leaves, sugar, and lime to taste. Sublime!
Mynt

Go – even if it’s just to sample a tipple or two from the cocktail menu. This stylish, sophisticated nightspot is for a hip South Beach crowd in the know.

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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.
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