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Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
1300 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33132
305-949-6722
http://www.arshtcenter.org The Adrienne Arsht Center might be Miami's most beautiful building. Any way you slice it, the modern tribute to glass and steel is a bold reminder of our city's commitment to the arts. Most major shows make a stop at the Arsht Center, from Les Miserables to the Boston Pops. The largest performing arts center in Florida, this 5,000 seat apex is comfy indeed. There's a concert hall, a theater in the round, an outdoor performance space and even a swanky eatery on site. Sure, a visit to the Arsht ain't cheap - you'll pay out the ass for drinks and snacks and probably tickets - but it's so worth it to nourish your starving intellect, now isn't it? More >>
All Souls
4025 Pine Tree Drive Miami Beach, FL 33140
American Airlines Arena
601 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33131
786-777-1000
http://www.aaarena.com Besides its duties as home base for our beloved Heat, the American Airlines arena sees a lot of action. The 20,000 seat downtown arena is hard to miss, what with the thousands of taillights from the gridlock it induces or the massive outdoor screen facing the street. Regardless, the arena is where the big names bank. From Taylor Swift to Queen Beyonce - they all pass through, eager to play to Miami's music lovers. So while you'll struggle with traffic hell and overpriced drinks, you're paying for star power here - and you'll get it in spades. More >>
Arturo Sandoval Jazz Club
6701 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33141
305-403-7565
http://www.arturosandovaljazzclub.com
Austin Music Hall
208 Nueces Austin, TX 78701
512-263-4146
http://www.austinmusichall.com
Austin Music Hall
208 Nueces St. Austin, TX 78701
512-651-5033
The Awarehouse
550 NW 29th St. Miami, FL 33127
305-576-4004
http://www.acustronic.com Awarehouse is a renovated 20,000-square-foot space located in the Wynwood Art District. It is a multi-use cultural and artistic hub. Management curates musical performances by major indie-acts, or rents out the space for corporate events. It also houses Luis Perez Galeria, which showcases paintings and other artwork; and Acustronic, a music label and production studio. More >>
Bamboo
550 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-695-4771
http://www.bamboomiamibeach.com When you're looking for a truly VIP experience, Bamboo caters to the opulently wealthy (and those who party like it) with over 27,000-square-feet of nightlife real estate. Bottle service options include 42 tables in front of the main room's hydraulic stage, its custom-built LED riser, and the 30 foot chandelier that floats above it. This is the first American outpost for the highly successful Southeast European brand. More >>
Bicentennial Park
1075 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33132
305-358-7550
Blackbird Ordinary
729 SW 1st Ave. Miami, FL 33130
305-671-3307
http://www.blackbirdordinary.com The nightlife team behind Purdy Lounge on the beach, and The Bar in Coral Gables is at it again, bringing their signature super-chill, never-a-cover concept to the Brickell area. Blackbird features 7 nights a week of quality music programming and drink specials that keep the local heads rocking till the early morning. More >>
Bongos Cuban Cafe
601 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33132
786-777-2100
http://www.bongoscubancafe.com This is as close as it gets to Havana's Tropicana, the swanky, pre-Castro supper club where "Babalu" was born. The salsa theme puts on the ritz accompanied by lots of Cuban food, lots of Cuban music, and lots of Cubans period. More >>
Cava Flamenco Lounge Restaurant
3850 SW 8th St. Miami, FL 33134
305-433-7666
http://www.cavamia.com
Churchill's Pub
5501 NE 2nd Ave. Miami, FL 33137
305-757-1807
http://www.churchillspub.com Miami is sorely lacking in decent rock clubs, so Churchill's is home to many a scruffy punker who is too real for South Beach. A pair of pool tables, a large room for bands, and a sizable outdoor patio help house the mainland rock faithful. More >>
Club 56
5660 Northwest Seventh Ave. Miami, FL 33127
305-758-2770
The Club at Emerald Hills
4100 N. Hills Drive Hollywood, FL 33021
954-961-4000
http://www.theclubatemeraldhills.com
Club M
2037 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, FL 33020
954-925-8396
Coconut Grove Convention Center
2700 S. Bayshore Drive Coconut Grove, FL 33133
305-579-3312
Colony Theatre
1040 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-674-1040
http://www.colonytheatremiamibeach.com
D. Taft University Arena
3301 College Ave. Hollywood, FL 33314
954-262-5730
Dekka
139 Northeast 1st Ave. Hallandale, FL 33009
305-303-3976
http://www.dcafam.com
Doraku
1104 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-695-8383
http://www.dorakusushi.com Friday happy hour at this casually stylish spot (a seafood spinoff of the old-school Benihana Japanese steak-house chain) has long been legendary among savvy sushi fans seeking a bargain. From 5 to 8 p.m., the price of a nine-buck specialty cocktail gets you two drinks and unlimited trips to a small but tasty buffet of sushi and Pan-Asian snacks. Don't pass up the regular menu, though; prices are no lower than those at any SoBe sushi bar, but dishes are generally more creative. Especially recommended is the carpaccio (salmon, hamachi, or ahi) in beautifully balanced sauces; crispy rock shrimp and oriental basil leaves; and a spicy, crispy salmon roll. There's also a large selection of vegetarian items and an extensive list of boutique sakes. More >>
Electric Pickle
2826 N. Miami Ave. Miami, FL 33127
305-456-5613
http://www.electricpicklemiami.com If you want the city of Miami's version of South Beach in the '90s, you'll find it here. This is the cutting edge of electronic music parties in a small room. The Pickle has regular bookings of internationally renowned DJs. More >>
Escopazzo
1311 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-674-9450
http://www.escopazzo.com Since opening on Washington Avenue in 1993, the restaurant's calling card has been creative Northern Italian cuisine. That hasn't changed, but nowadays, the restaurants' fruits, vegetables, and dairy products are organic, beef is grass-fed and hormone-antibiotic free, and a few raw food selections have been added to the menu. Healthier, yes, but those seeking classic Italian fare will still find comfort in a starter of grilled, goat-cheese-stuffed eggplant rolls atop a gentle sauté of baby calamari, sweet cherry tomatoes, and mint. Or in a hearty main course of rosemary tagliatelle with Bolognese sauce. Escopazzo's kitchen's at mixing and matching big flavors is evident in a signature starter of silky asparagus flan floated in a creamy fondue of fontiana and smoked provola cheeses, capped with crispy shiitake mushrooms and misted with a whiff of white truffle oil. Escopazzo is expensive. The trio of meat entrées, for instance, cost $45 to $58. There is no questioning the quality: Barbera wine-braised beef short rib, pan-seared veal chop, and espresso-dusted, Kurobuta pork tenderloin are naturally raised. Tiramisu might just be South Beach's best, meltingly tender and lifted by assertive coffee undertones. More >>
FAU Auditorium
777 W. Glades Road Boca Raton, FL 33431
561-297-3737
The Fillmore Miami Beach
1700 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-673-7300
http://www.fillmoremb.com Fillmore comes to Miami, turning the old Jackie Gleason Theatre into an awesome rock-venue. The sound system is superb. More >>