Miami is famous for a spectacular nightlife. Many current concierge clients of ours love the fact that WeOwnSouthBeach is very dedicated in providing expert advice in directing our clients to the hottest clubs in South Beach and Miami. If you are looking to meet new people, build your business network, or just get loose; please look at our list below of recommended night clubs in the area.
LIV
4441 Collins Ave, Miami, FL
Miami’s hottest nightclub, LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach offers an 18,000 square foot high energy, celebrity and dj driven atmosphere. With three full-service bars, main room playing a variety of hip hop, house and rock music, and state-of-the-art audio and lighting systems, LIV attracts celebrities and Miami’s local party crowd.
For guests seeking ultra-VIP treatment, the nightclub offers six private skyboxes, each featuring European bottle service, a mini-bar and banquettes with secured purse drawers. A voyeuristic design throughout the nightclub allows people to see the entire venue from almost every point in the room, while edgy performance vignettes heat up the night with the nightclub scene’s sexiest dancers.
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Set
320 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139
Maybe it's the 8-foot elephant tusks curving suggestively skyward that set the tone at the Opium Group's new club on Lincoln Road. Then again, it could be the lingerie-clad (barely) dancers encased in plexi-glass cylinders, or the svelte young ladies grooving atop macassar ebony tables that let you know you've entered a different sort nightlife venue. Either way, you quickly get the message that no expense was spared to produce a club where über-VIPs languish in luxury surrounded by those sleek physiques South Beach is famous for.
A dance club?...um...not really. More like the best that South Beach nightlife has to offer rolled-up into one excellent club.
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Mansion
1235 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
Miami Beach nightlife visionary Eric Milon, who previously established the Living Room as a glamorous tropical waypoint for east-coast A-listers and European jet-setters in the early '90s, now present us with Mansion, a club that has become the prime destination for Hollywood celebs and the hippest crowd in South Florida.
Set in the massive 1235 Washington Avenue space that was originally built as the French Casino in 1936, and has housed such legendary nightclubs as Glam Slam, Club Z and Paragon, Mansion projects a sensual and intimate vibe throughout its multi-level area. With six bars on two levels and a main-room stage to host fashion shows and live performances, we predict Mansion will rewrite South Beach nightlife history for years to come.
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Louis
1235 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
There's a new French nightclub in town and you're probably not going to be able to get in. At least that's the vibe the folks at the Gansevoort are hoping you get once you duck behind the massive 50 foot shark's tank as soon as you walk in. Inspired by 18th century European opulence, the club has a chic and decadent aura with a few modern twists. There's scrawling graffiti art, French electro-punk décor and the gorgeous waitstaff wears military influenced uniforms.
While the Wilhelmina models are waiting for the elevators to whisk them up to the rooftop Plunge Bar, savvy guests have to find the escalator that leads to the posh new David Barton Gym. The Louis entrance is behind the escalator and its double doors open to reveal a curved red velvet wall tufted with chrome skulls.
Louis is the latest option in the hot new club zone on 23rd Street. From SET to Mokai, from AeroBar to Plunge, the hot bodies and pretty faces have migrated to the northern edge of South Beach.
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Plunge Bar & Lounge at Gansevoort South
2377 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach
Looking around for the newest hotspot on the beach won’t do you much good.
Unless you’re looking up. Way up.
As in, go up Collins to the edge of 23rd Street (yes, there’s nightlife beyond 23rd) to the new-ish Gansevoort South . Step inside and we promise that the 50-foot shark tank in the lobby is nothing compared to what lies 18 stories above… Plunge Bar & Lounge. This is where the party reaches new heights, on a 26,000 square-foot roof covered in Brazilian Ipe wood and lined with towering palm trees that stretch over the 110-foot pool.
Though the roof is open to guests and non-guests, only those staying at the Gansevoort can get wet in the pool. Either way, the real liquid pleasure lies in the cocktails. Try a Monte Sierpe Strawberry Pisco Mojito poolside in a cabana lit by chandelier, or a Pineapple & Prosecco Bellini on the oversized white cushion couches. All are perched by the edge with bottle service and a 360 degree view of the city. To the east, the ocean, to the west, the Miami skyline.
Just don’t look down.
After all, life is good at the top.
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Mynt
929 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
With a line outside wrapping around the block, Mynt is the place to be in Miami Beach's nightlife scene. If you do make it past the velvet ropes on a Friday night, you'll find yourself surrounded by the most attractive models in town. The original mint green interior by designer Juan Carlos Arcila-Duque has given way to a darker and richer motif with sexy photo murals lining the walls.
Dance amongst the partiers while resident DJs spin sexy, stimulating sounds and high-energy house. Downstairs the beat drops with the latest in hip-hop and R&B. Get your groove on with sultry singles, stunning celebrities and South Beach bigwigs at this ultra exclusive venue. Mynt has been featured in numerous fashion and lifestyle magazines, and according to management, "Mynt was born as more than just a club but a meeting place, a cool watering hole for the social elite, designed as a quality establishment reminiscent of the roaring '20s."
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Bed
929 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
Jumping in bed with girls is easy, as long as you have a reservation at BED in South Beach, of course. The two (or more) of you can hop in the sack for a little dinner then party until dawn at a restaurant that replaces tables with plush, king-sized beds and mood music that heats-up as the night rolls on. An acronym for beverage, entertainment and dining, B.E.D. takes sensual surroundings to a whole new level.
Open since 1999, this restaurant/lounge offers divine dining, an enchanting interior and edgy entertainment. Feast your eyes on the Erotica Dinner Theatre, where fetish cabaret performances add a little spice to the aphrodisiac cuisine. And don't forget to make your way to the Wednesday-night party, where nightlife king Michael Capponi keeps the crowd up till 5 a.m. with deep house. Sweet dreams!
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Florida Room @ Delano
1685 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
In a hallowed South Beach location once occupied by the former '80s club, Beirut, Lenny Kravitz has created the latest see-and-be-seen haunt with his Florida Room in the ground floor of the Delano Hotel.
Previously the David Barton Gym, the Florida Room is patterned after the 1950s-style piano lounges of Florida and Havana, and is filled most nights with the
roving South Beach party elite who have recently anointed this space as the next haute location in Miami Beach.
The lounge features live musical performances in the early evening and a DJ-driven scene later on when things begin to heat up.
Be warned, it's not easiest lounge in South Beach to get in. Please call a WeOwnSouthBeach associate for assistance.
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Mokai
235 23rd Street, Miami FL
Miami nightlife was transformed with the opening of Mokai, one of the most (if not the most) exclusive nightclub and lounge.
At just 4,000 square feet and with capacity capped at 220 club-happy patrons, the lounge is an intimate departure from the same camp that brought you Mynt.
DJs spin the latest house and hip-hop tracks as the
lucky 220 inside can kick their feet up on wooden ottomans, lay back against brick walls, and admire the "Lord of the Rings" vibe (Mokai is the New Zealand canyon where the trilogy was filmed).
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Dream
1532 Washington Ave, Miami FL
Dream... Miami's most exclusive new nightclub offers a sultry, intimate scene for the social elite. Located in the heart of South Beach, Dream features a coimbination of vintage style and cosmopolitan sophistiication. Admission is selective... Experiences are unforgettable. Upon parting the velvet ropes, the sences of utter seduction is felt with the vision os one of eleven unique glass enclosed dancing booths, featuring the Dream Dancers.
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Cameo
1445 Washington Avenue, Miami, FL, US, 33139
With an interior designed by renowned nightclub and lounge designer Cal Fortis, the venue is decorated and styled with the latest in materials and design concepts, including many never-before-seen elements and fixtures. On the tech side, a sound system designed and installed by Louis Puig and David Padilla will continue the building's tradition of providing excellence in that area.
The Cameo brings top-notch, A-list, glamorous nightlife back to South Beach.
The legendary Cameo on South Beach is reborn. The infamous night club is back with a new attitude and a totally new look. Taking inspiration from "the dark and dirty side" of the disco era, Cameo brings a comforting feel to the club goer, while at the same time having plenty of surprises to keep things fresh and exciting. Spearheading the revitalization of Washington Avenue, Cameo is a symbol of this rebirth on Miami Beach.
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TANTRA
1445 Pennsylvania Miami Beach, FL 33139
In sensual, sexy South Beach, no place is sexier than Tantra, a stylish restaurant-lounge based on the ancient Tantric principles of self-awareness and spiritual realization through invocation ofthe senses. At Tantra, a true South Beach landmark, the senses are stimulated in every way imaginable, from the superb food to the stunning décor to the pulsating music and erotic art. The restaurant's soothing, romanticambience has been lovingly created from the elements of
earth (a grass floor in the VIP lounge), fire
(candles), sky (a fiber optic-lit ceiling featuring a shooting star) and water (a dramatic water wall in the entrance foyer). Other nice flourishes include the movie 'Kama Sutra' screening in the main dining room, giant Hookah pipes for after-dinner enjoyment of fine Middle Eastern tobacco, and a spacious, comfortable hammock that hangs from the ceiling of a private dining room.
But, all those soothing elements depart around 11 p.m. when the line forms at the front door and Tantra becomes one of the hottest places to be in South Beach. Monday nights at Tantra are legendary
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Nikki Beach Miami
1 Ocean Drive, Miami FL
Nikki Beach, located on the Southern most tip of South Beach - Miami Beach, is undisputedly the premier address in the world to enjoy "Paradise on Earth".
It is here that you will find a unique blend of gorgeous people from all parts of the globe sharing languid afternoons under the warmth of an eternal sun. Nikki Beach, like Miami Beach, is world renowned for its surreal beauty & hedonistic lifestyle. It is one of the few places on the planet that champagne & cocktails at noon, accompanied by contemporary European delights & mood enhancing tunes, is not an anomaly but a reality. It is the place where friends meet & friends are made under the swaying palms, in an alcove of tee-pees or while lounging on exotic bamboo
beds.
Nikki Beach has been called the "Sexiest Place on Earth"... the natural lighting of the sun & stars brings a feeling of inner pleasure & delight that radiates throughout the crowd. This utopian universe, where time escapes you & you never wish to leave.
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Nobu @ Shore Club
1901 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
It's no longer necessary to leave the sandy shores of Miami Beach to dine in one of New York's most celebrated restaurants. Nobu at the Shore Club (owned by Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro and Richie Notar) has quickly risen to the top of places to be seen on the Beach since its opening in 2001. But, it's the lounge section of Nobu we're talking about here. Situated between Nobu and Ago Restaurants, Nobu Lounge is a place for civilized socializing, even though it can become quite crowded at times.
Ian Schrager's influence over the Shore Club becomes readily apparent around 10pm when the velvet ropes go up and entry into Nobu becomes much more interesting. But, if you are seeking the best perch for a little celebrity spotting, Nobu Lounge at the Shore Club is the place to be.
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Aero Bar
247 23rd Street, Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Aero Bar in Miami Beach is a 5000 square foot ultra lounge | nightclub, Aero Bar encompasses two rooms, each offering its own independent mood, style of music and ambiance. To please even the most discriminating tastes, it is a Contemporary, upscale venue yet, with a "relaxed" feel.
Tony Guerra and Smiley Boyd’s hip new creation described as "Alice in Wonderland meets the Jetsons"is one of Miami’s hottest venue. This entertainment complex which resembles a "Futuristic Airport" has hosted A-listers, VIPS and celebrities including Amber Heard, Enrique Iglesias, Karol Rosa, Ilia Calderon, and many of Miami’s social elite. The venue has been the "place to be seen" since opening its doors.
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Dolce
1501 ocean drive, Miami beach FL 33139
Dolce nightclub South beach is a magnificently Asian themed nightclub featuring a fantastic center stage, a 30 foot "rain" water feature, soothing water fountains, a gold embedded pink terrazzo dance floor, Seven separate bars, Four VIP areas, a private VIP guest room, an eclectic Pan Asian Restaurant, and a spacious terrace which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. This could be club Mansion's equal on South Beach.
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Mango’s Tropical Cafe
900 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139
If you're craving a taste of island life with a touch of Latin spice, Mango's Tropical Café on Ocean Drive offers a Caribbean atmosphere filled with reggae music, salsa dancing and gourmet cuisine. With its sexy staff, professional dancers and models, Mango's is one hot destination, and its parties have even been compared to Brazil's Carnivale. Family friendly performances featuring Latin dancers kick off at 6 p.m., while the more tantalizing shows start sizzling after 10 p.m. Mango's festive events are hot enough to keep Miami's temperatures steadily rising.
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Heathrow
681 Washington Ave Miami Beach, FL 33109
In Short – If Austin Powers teleported to South Beach, this is where he'd be. It's an anglophile's delight, exploring the different themed rooms loaded with all things Britannia at this dual-level nightclub. From Victorian artwork to milky mod furnishings to a shagadelic spy room, even the electronica music pumping downstairs thumps with an English accent.
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Wall Lounge at the W
2201 Collins Ave
A collab between The Opium Group (Opium, Prive, Mansion, SET) and the guys who helped create Mynt before moving on to Mokai and Quattro, the Wall, cloistered in the back of South Beach's new W Hotel, distills both teams' acumen into a boutique-sized club that makes no bones about the fact that it's small enough to already be VIP, and therefore doesn't need a VIP room -- the same logic Mini-Me uses to keep from jumping into a river with rocks in his pockets.
The space divides into a small front bar done up with black lacquered walls with Tron-like beams of light running through 'em, and a main room, which feels like you're inside a disco ball, thanks to walls that're a harlequin patterns of mirrors and brown lacquered wood; there's also an X-shaped quad of bronze banquettes in the middle, surrounded by a perimeter of black lounge banquettes, each with stools of gold-flecked pony hide, because they were sold out of "normal cloth". Music'll be piped through a Funktion-One sound system (a fave of Timo Maas and the Chemical Bros) and spun by DJ Ross One, among others, and'll be open-format, with a nod toward house as the night goes late; there's no designated dance floor, just wide avenues between banquettes, which may prohibit your Worm, but'll totally have the cocktail waitress brushing up against it at some point if you stand there long enough.
Wall's left the mixology-style drinks to the W's Living Room lobby bar, and has opted for a morestraightforward booze selection featuring bottle service on staples, plus stuff like Gran Patron Platinum, Johnnie Blue, and a brigade of champagnes like Louis Roederer and Perrier-Jouet Rose in a Jeroboam.