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Club Típico Dominicano
Club Tipico Dominicano is a classic Dominican restaurant and nightclub in Allapattah. It's a party on the weekends, but a good place to sit and eat during the week.
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HaSalon Miami
HaSalon is an Israeli restaurant in South of Fifth where people dance on tables and wave napkins in the air.
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Heartland
Heartland is an outdoor restaurant in Little Haiti where you can have some wine, a burger, and watch live music.
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Coyo Taco
Coyo Taco serves solid tacos in Wynwood, and it has a little speakeasy nightclub in the back.
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Bodega Taqueria y Tequila
Bodega is one of South Beach’s best taco spots with a bar in the back that gets pretty packed on weekends.
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Where To Go When You Want To Dance But Hate Clubs
Just because you don’t want to pay $25 for a beer doesn’t mean you don’t want to dance. So go to one of these spots instead.
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Oak Garden
Oak Garden is an outdoor event space and concert venue where you can eat tacos and watch live music.
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Space Park
Space Park is a huge outdoor event space, concert venue, and marketplace by the Club Space team. They have food vendors too.
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L’artisane Creative Bakery
L’Artisane Creative Bakery is a vegan bakery in Coral Gables great for a quiet breakfast or lunch.
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LIV Miami
LIV is a very well-known Miami Beach club inside the Fontainebleau. It can be tough to get into and it's very expensive.
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El Patio
El Patio is an outdoor bar in Wynwood. This place gets packed and loud, so it really feels like more of a club atmosphere.
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Basement
Basement is a club in Mid-Beach with bowling lanes, a small indoor ice skating rink, and a dance floor.
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Twist
Twist is a classic LGBTQ club in South Beach. It’s made up of a series of small rooms and is a fun place to dance.
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E11even
E11even is a 24/7 club in Downtown. It’s part nightclub, part strip club, and 100% ridiculous.
