Perez Art Museum Miami Bar
Museum Park / Downtown Miami
Perez Art Museum Miami's bar and terrace represent Miami's most beautiful lounge setting — a waterfront museum terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay where cocktails are served amid Herzog & de Meuron's extraordinary architectural achievement. The combination of world-class contemporary art, exceptional Biscayne Bay views, and the cultural positioning of PAMM as Miami's most sophisticated daytime and evening destination create a lounge experience unique to the Miami cultural landscape.
Sugar Rooftop Bar Miami
East Hotel Brickell
Sugar is Miami's highest and most spectacular rooftop bar — a 40th-floor East Hotel Brickell lounge with 360-degree views of Miami's skyline, Biscayne Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean that regularly features on national lists of America's most beautiful bars. Its dramatic setting, excellent cocktails with an Asian-influenced menu, and position in the heart of Brickell's rapidly developing financial district make it the most impressive new rooftop bar in one of America's most vertically ambitious cities.
LIV Nightclub
Fontainebleau Miami Beach
LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach is consistently ranked among the world's top five nightclubs. The 18,000 sq ft venue inside the iconic Fontainebleau hotel hosts A-list DJ residencies — Calvin Harris, DJ Snake, Kygo — alongside celebrity tables and a Friday morning sunrise afterparty that has become a Miami institution.
Broken Shaker Miami
Mid-Beach / Freehand Miami
Broken Shaker is one of the world's most acclaimed hotel bars — the Freehand Miami's pool bar and garden lounge that has appeared on the World's 50 Best Bars list and won every major American bar award for its extraordinary seasonal cocktail program built around fresh Florida ingredients. The bar's combination of Miami's tropical abundance, a genuinely talented team, and the Freehand's beautifully restored hostel-hotel setting creates a bar experience that only Miami Beach could produce.
LIV Miami Beach
South Beach / Fontainebleau
LIV is one of the world's most famous nightclubs — the Fontainebleau Miami Beach's legendary 18,000-square-foot club that has been ranked the top-grossing nightclub in the United States every year since its 2008 opening, generating over $30 million annually. Its extraordinary combination of celebrity clientele, internationally recognized resident and touring DJs, and the iconic Fontainebleau setting have made LIV the defining nightclub experience of 21st-century Miami's global entertainment reputation.
Mokai Lounge Miami Beach
South Beach
Mokai is South Beach's most intimate celebrity-friendly lounge — a small, beautifully designed venue that draws celebrities, models, and Miami's most glamorous crowd for cocktails and DJ entertainment in a setting that prioritizes exclusivity and personal attention over the mega-club scale of venues like LIV. Its curatorial approach to its small capacity — ensuring that every guest is exactly the right guest — has made it one of South Beach's most enduring luxury nightlife institutions.
The Bar Fort Lauderdale
Las Olas Boulevard
Las Olas Boulevard is Fort Lauderdale's most elegant entertainment corridor — a tree-lined street of sidewalk cafes, cocktail bars, and upscale restaurants that serves as the social spine of Florida's yachting capital. Fort Lauderdale's position as America's yachting capital (hosting the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the world's largest) creates a lounge clientele of extraordinary wealth and international background that Las Olas serves with appropriate sophistication.
Bardot Miami
Wynwood
Bardot is Miami's most beloved live music nightclub — a Wynwood venue presenting an extraordinary mix of international touring bands, DJ acts, and live electronic performances in an intimate, beautifully designed 650-capacity room. Its programming philosophy, which treats electronic music artists as live performers worthy of the same intimacy as rock bands, has made it Wynwood's most culturally significant music venue.
The Regent Cocktail Club Miami Beach
South Beach / Boulan Hotel
Regent Cocktail Club is Miami Beach's most beautifully designed craft cocktail bar — a 1930s Art Deco hotel bar in the Boulan South Beach Hotel presenting classic cocktails in one of the most authentic period-correct atmospheres on South Beach. Its extraordinary commitment to pre-Prohibition cocktail technique, period-accurate decor, and the understated hospitality of a truly well-run small bar make it the antidote to Miami Beach's typical nightlife excess.
The Anderson Miami
Little Haiti / Upper Eastside
The Anderson is Miami's most acclaimed neighborhood cocktail bar — an Upper Eastside institution that has consistently ranked among America's best bars for its extraordinary craft cocktail program and genuine neighborhood bar character in one of the world's most glamorous cities. Its resistance to Miami's tendency toward velvet-rope exclusivity and its commitment to excellent drinks for anyone who walks through the door make it the most authentically Miami bar experience available.
Revolution Live Fort Lauderdale
Downtown Fort Lauderdale
Revolution Live is Fort Lauderdale's premier live music nightclub — a 1,500-capacity venue presenting touring rock, hip-hop, and electronic acts for the Broward County market. Fort Lauderdale's role as the northernmost anchor of South Florida's entertainment economy and its unique identity as both a spring break destination and an affluent residential city creates demand for quality live music that Revolution Live serves consistently.
Wynwood Walls Lounge Miami
Wynwood Arts District
Wynwood's outdoor bar scene surrounding the legendary Wynwood Walls street art complex is Miami's most creative lounge environment — a collection of outdoor bars, food vendors, and lounge spaces built around the world's most famous outdoor street art museum. The combination of extraordinary public art, Miami's warm climate, and the creative community that has coalesced around Wynwood creates a lounge district unlike any other in the American entertainment landscape.