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The Least-Awful Clubstaurants In Miami
Miami's best clubstaurant options if you happen to be planning a bachelorette party—or just want to dance on a dinner table.
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Where To Be Seen And Not Eat
The Miami restaurants where no one is paying attention to what's on the plate.
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Where To Go When You Just Got A New Haircut
Your hair looks fantastic (according to you). Here are Miami's best bars and restaurants to celebrate that fact.
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The Free Miami Art Week Events That Might Be Worth The Traffic
These are the best free things to do and see during Art Basel Miami 2022, from Wynwood to South Beach.
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Contessa
Contessa is an Italian restaurant in the Design District with an extravagant interior—but not much else to justify its price point.
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The Free Miami Art Week Events That Might Be Worth The Traffic
Because if you’re going to suffer Basel traffic, it better be worth it.
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Where To Be Seen And Not Eat
The restaurants where no one is paying attention to what's on the plate.
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Cecconi's Miami Beach
Cecconi’s is a see-and-be-seen Italian restaurant inside Soho Beach House.
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Sexy Fish Miami
Sexy Fish is a restaurant so over-the-top it feels like an LSD trip. The food is mediocre, but no one comes here for the food.
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Dirty French Steakhouse
Dirty French is a Brickell steakhouse with an over-the-top ‘80s interior, good martinis, and hit-or-miss food.
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Prime 112
Prime 112 is a steakhouse in South of Fifth. It's a classic South Beach scene—but the food is also good.
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Mila
Mila is a see-and-be-seen Lincoln Road rooftop restaurant, and some of the food is good.
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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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Where To Go When You Just Got A New Haircut
Your hair looks fantastic (according to you), and you have roughly 24-48 hours to take advantage of that fact. Here’s where to go.
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Sadelle's Coconut Grove
Sadelle's is an overpriced brunch restaurant in Coconut Grove with a hit-or-miss menu.
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Cafe La Trova
Cafe La Trova on Calle Ocho is a huge Cuban restaurant with live music, great cocktails, and very good food.
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Carbone
Carbone is a South Beach restaurant that just isn’t worth the trouble it takes to get a table.
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Swan
Swan in the Design District is overpriced and incredibly pink, but can be useful for certain situations, like seeing a celebrity.
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Sweet Liberty Drink & Supply Co.
Sweet Liberty Drink & Supply Co. in South Beach is where to go for good bar snacks and to day drink.
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Monterrey Bar
Monterrey Bar is a fancy and intimate cocktail bar located inside The Standard in Miami Beach. It’s a great place to start the night off.
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Gitano
Gitano is a pricey Mexican restaurant in a Mid-Beach hotel that’s mainly filled with tourists and people trying to relive their Tulum vacation.
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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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Basement
Basement is a club in Mid-Beach with bowling lanes, a small indoor ice skating rink, and a dance floor.
