Miami Beach Nightlife

Segafredo is a great little bar / Cafe that has a great selection of delicious cocktails. You can order lovely Paninis here as well, so don't shy away from eating here just because it is more like a bar. It is situated right at the beginning of Lincoln Rd. which is the best place to people watch on Sobe. The music played is house with a slight latin touch, the crowd is very mixed but with a slant towards "the beautiful"! Sit here and watch the world go by!

Dress Code: This place is outdoors so there is no way to really be refused a table.No dress code.

This place is not stylish in any way, but the drinks are strong, the Jukebox is gigantic and has an amazing selection and there are plenty of pool tables to keep you busy and having fun...and therefore drinking all night. I'm not a beer drinker, but they have an international selection and neither the staff nor the guests are pretentious! When you have drunk your fill you can stumble right across the road to Jerrys Deli -open 24 hours!!

Dress Code: Absolutely none!!

Mango's Tropical Cafe is a premiere nightclub located on Ocean Drive. It is owned by Gloria Estefan and was opened in 1991. They have extremely hot waitresses who get up on a table and dance.

Dress Code: Go as you please, but you probably will not fit in if you dress up like a beach bum!

Well you are spoilt for choice.
Most of the hotels have plenty of entertainment.
The Shoreclub has a four poster bed outside by the pool which is nice to relax in with a few drinks.
Playing pool or wandering up Ocean drive - there are loads of clubs if thats what your in to.
Ladies remember your passports if you look young !

Dress Code: Dresses

Going out in Miami,
can be a pretty hard choice to make
if you aren't sure of what you want.

But after checking out several parties
in the night club scene,
I settled with my favorite promoters,
Joe and Thomas from the Aguabooty Team.

It's all about the music,
and not the scene.

Just good music.....like
Miguel Migs, Marques Wyatt,
and other great DJ's.

At these great parties,
no need to put on the plastic boobs,
and high heels.....just put on your best smile!

You are there to enjoy the music,
dance and have a great time!

They are not set up in any particular venue,
but rather move around from place to place.

So it be best
that you check out their
web-site and be added on to their e-mail list.

And that is the way to know
on what they are up to.

If you go.....
enjoy & tell them hello with a big kiss
from where ever I am in the world!!!

I luv those guys!

Start the night at the Delano hotel. Then on sunday night go to Nikki beach, monday night to Tantra, tuesday night to Astor Hotel and then to Rummy. Wednesday I traveled unfortunately back home but try Skybar and B.E.D.

Dress Code: casual chic

The street scene in the Art Deco District: wall-to-wall cars, open-air cafes and dance clubs; the sidewalk bars and bistros, shops and nightclubs along Lincoln Road and elsewhere on Miami Beach; in Coconut Grove; along Southwest Eighth Street; in the Design District; and in South Miami.

Famous for its strong alcoholic frozen drinks, Wet Willie's is always packed. Go upstairs to the bar area and ask to taste some of the 25 or so drinks that are displayed behind the bar.

After an "Attitude Adjustment", I decided to "Call a Cab", because I was about done.

You have to check out this place just for the kick you get from the drink names!

There is also a rooftop standing-room-only area with a great view over Ocean Drive and the night scene below.

Dress Code: Casual