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This long-time Miami lavender lounge maintains its place as one of the friendliest gay bars in town. It features a dance floor, game room, and beautiful outdoor patio and pool area. More >>
http://www.gusmancenter.org Old is the new new. Especially in a city like Miami, where historic charms are often bulldozed to make way for new school crap. Thank God for the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, a shining beacon to Miami's glamorous past, smack dab in the middle of downtown. Erected in 1926 as a home for silent movies, this recently restored palace oozes charisma, from the red velvet curtains to the baroque balconies. The theater's simulated night-sky ceiling has looked down on the likes of Elvis Presley, B.B. King, Luciano Pavarotti and countless other notable names. Today, they host movie screenings, concerts, live performances and a whole host of other events. So get glammed up and spend an evening immersed in what once was. There's something to be said for the classics, after all. More >>
http://www.preludebybartong.com Those expecting Barton G.'s over-the-top approach to dining will be surprised to learn that Prelude is practically prop-less. A seared red snapper entrée is clean and light upon flawlessly cooked cubes of eggplant, fennel, zucchini, and yellow squash, all the components cohered by a sublime lemon-butter sauce. Grilled skirt steak bursts with juicy flavor alongside corn, red beans, and a large roasted poblano pepper, and confit of duck leg satisfies atop green lentils flecked with slices of homemade garlic sausage. Owner Barton G. Weiss's whimsy is still evident in dishes such as a tuna and roasted beet salad, whose latter component is presented as thin red and yellow checkerboard squares. And desserts are as showstopping as ever. Try grape jelly gelato flanked by two pyramids of peanut butter mousse; it's like the classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich re-imagined by a French Eskimo. Prelude's wine list is serious and extensive and offers some 90 labels in three portion sizes: a sampling of 1.5 ounces, a four-ounce pour, and a six-ounce pour. Service is strong, and the room is gorgeous. Best of all: Dine before 8 p.m. and assemble any three-course dinner from the menu for $39 (or any two items at lunch/brunch for $23). Ã la carte prices after that hour aren't bad either, and all entrées cost under $20. Call for reservations, because Prelude is in the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, and on performance nights, seatings are strictly timed. More >>
http://www.tobacco-road.com Miami's oldest liquor license and most reliable, all-around bar. If it's music, a burger, and a relaxed atmosphere, both indoors and out, that you seek, this is your watering hole now and forever. More >>
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