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  • A1A Dive Bar
    [Map]
    3233 N. Ocean Blvd.
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
    954-565-9264
    This Dive Bar is more about the deep sea than about sinking into a chair and drinking your pain away. Covered head to toe in a Key West-type nautical feel, the Dive Bar lures native South Floridians and Hawaiian-shirt-wearing tourists alike. Plenty of bottled beer — including a couple of micros — as well as wine and the harder stuff. The main stage is home to some of the hottest local bands (like Funky Blue Roots, Brother Bean, and the Heavy Pets), but if you're in the mood to perform, there's a ministage and a stripper pole waiting.
  • All Stars Sports Bar and Grill
    [Map]
    2201 W. Sample Rd.
    Coconut Creek, FL 33073
    954-968-7777
    The quintessential sports bar. A long bar surrounded by tables and chairs gives way to televisions strategically placed around the room so that the game is always in vision. The standard "chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks" bar fare completes the picture.
  • Alligator Alley
    [Map]
    1321 E. Commercial Blvd.
    Oakland Park, FL 33334
    954-772-7474
    http://alligatoralleyflorida.com
    Alligator Alley Native Restaurant and Music Hall serves poboys and gumbo. Our local jazz, blues, and indie mainstays pop in often to jam, but so do national names.
  • America's Backyard
    [Map]
    100 SW Third Ave.
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
    954-727-0950
    http://myamericasbackyard.com
    America's Backyard, it turns out, is nothing short of a huge pool party where the pool is swimming with bartenders and the deep end overflows with sparkling alcohol. The pool, AKA the main bar, is a tiled fortress of smiles and cocktails, the centerpiece of this open-air shindig.Wednesday is ladies' night, which means ladies drink free after 9 p.m. and at midnight play Pick-A-Purse for a $500 cash prize. It's '90s night on Thursday, so fill up on $3 Long Island iced teas and Real McCoy tunes, but the real party begins when the week ends and the inhibitions are tossed aside with work IDs. That's when alcohol mixes with dance music, rendering otherwise respectable young professionals helpless and desperate to dance on the bar.
  • Anglesea Pub and Restaurant
    [Map]
    200 E. McNab Rd.
    Pompano Beach, FL 33060
    954-785-8878
    Behind its blue aquarium facade, Anglesea Pub splits in half: Hang a left for the full-sized sports bar, a right to reach a pub crowded with outdoorsy types dressed in boat shorts and golf shirts. An outside deck seats the majority of drinkers and diners drawn by daily specials and a relaxed atmosphere.
  • Area 7
    [Map]
    3809 Powerline Rd.
    Oakland Park, FL 33309
    954-561-9134
    http://myspace.com/area7musicandale
    Area 7's got Yuengling, Foster's, Bud, Bud Light, Miller Lite, and Bass. There's also has a long and varied list of worldwide malty delights in bottle form. Those who know the Area well know it's famous for its pussy shots — devilishly sweet treats that will put you on your ass and have fun names like Phat-Ass and Fuzzy. The go-go dance feel (complete with stripper poles and flashing red lights) pulls in a crowd of hip indie kids who come out to see the live bands but stay for the nightly specials
  • Art Bar
    [Map]
    300 SW First Ave.
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
    954-524-6621
    Art Bar has the requisite Picasso on the wall, pleasant dance music, and that huge, two-story structure full of well-dressed Lauderdale sophisticates.
  • Arturo Sandoval Jazz Club
    [Map]
    6701 Collins Ave.
    Miami Beach, FL 33141
    305-403-7565
    http://arturosandovaljazzclub.com
    at the Deauville Beach Resort
  • Automatic Slim's
    [Map]
    15 W. Las Olas Blvd.
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
    954-522-8585
    Whoa, bro! This huge downtown Fort Lauderdale club brings upscale, trash American culture, cool rock mixes, and a skater vibe. Open up and say “Ah!” when the short-shorts-clad barkeeps stand in your face and pour shots down your neck.
  • Bahama Breeze Pembroke Pines
    [Map]
    11000 Pines Blvd.
    Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
    954-450-6450
    A reasonably priced chain restaurant that ups the ante on food and entertainment, this venue's outdoorsy interior is broken up into palm tree-secluded sections that surround a big bar in the center. Local musicians play soca and calypso nightly on the outdoor deck.
  • Bahama Breeze Sawgrass
    [Map]
    2750 Sawgrass Mills Circle
    Plantation, FL 33323
    954-845-9311
    A reasonably priced chain restaurant that ups the ante on food and entertainment, this venue's outdoorsy interior is broken up into palm tree-secluded sections that surround a big bar in the center. Local musicians play soca and calypso nightly on the outdoor deck
  • Ballers Rock 'n' Roll Sports Bar
    [Map]
    3200 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd.
    Miramar, FL 33023
    954-985-3870
    http://ballersrocknrollsportsbar.com/
    Leather-clad, tattoo-sportin' roughnecks gather at Ballers for some authentic rock 'n' rolla action: oil wrestling, pole dancing, and rock 'n' roll-only karaoke. Fuck yeah. Not to mention car shows and a weekly bike nights (no dude, motorcycles. Leave the 10-speed at home). And, naturally, the bartenders wear leather chaps and tiny brassieres when they dance on bar.
  • B.E.D. Miami
    [Map]
    929 Washington Ave.
    Miami Beach, FL 33139
    305-532-9070
    http://bedmiami.com
    This self-explanatory supper/dance club oozes silky seduction with a dreamy decor featuring king-size beds garnished with snow-white drapes. Nightly house music and hip-hop affairs attract a jet-set crowd.
  • Benny's Ice House
    [Map]
    5803 S. Military Trail
    Boynton Beach, FL 33436
    561-734-6924
    http://myspace.com/bennysicehouserocks
    A favorite local bar that stays open until 5 a.m. Nothing special here, just cheap drinks and a serious bar atmosphere. Just the place to go when you need to get hammered at 3 a.m.
  • Biba Bar
    [Map]
    320 Belvedere Rd.
    West Palm Beach, FL 33405
    561-832-0094
    http://hotelbiba.com
    The full-service bar inside this artsy hotel draws a stylish, international crowd – trust-fund kids who will one day inherit Palm Beach but find it too boring now. Wednesday is the night you want to be here.
  • Biddy Early's Irish Pub
    [Map]
    3419 N. Andrews Ave.
    Oakland Park, FL 33309
    954-567-1990
    A winding bar and restaurant with nook-like booths and a polished bar that stretches on endlessly, past rugby stats and a portrait of John and Jackie Kennedy, toward the pool table and dart boards in the back, Biddy Early's has a sporty Celtic feel.
  • Big City Tavern
    [Map]
    609 E. Las Olas Blvd.
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
    954-727-0307
    This classy bar and restaurant is one of Las Olas' key pickup scenes. Dinner is served in oversized, circular booths, from which the diners can eye the folks at the bar and vice versa. Located in the heart of Boca Raton, Big City Tavern is reminiscent of the classic, traditional taverns of New York City, Chicago and Boston.
  • Big Dog Station
    [Map]
    3148 NE 12th Ave.
    Wilton Manors, FL 33305
    954-561-4304
    http://Bigdogstation.com
    The old space by the train tracks that once housed Roxanne's now serves as a low key neighborhood bar and restaurant known as Big Dog Station. If you were a fan of Big Dog Saloon in Wilton Manors, expect the same friendly atmosphere here.
  • Bill's Filling Station
    [Map]
    2209 Wilton Dr.
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
    954-525-9403
    Hit the road -- without paying at the pump. At Bill's Filling Station, the road trip comes to you. And you won't be filling Big Oil's pockets, either. Instead, you fill up on cocktails. Play pool, chat, or soak in the vibe. Two bars stand at opposite ends of the main room, which is split by a couple of pool tables that are rarely occupied but look really cool: red felt lit by red lamps oozing red light. LCD monitors ranging from 25 to 42 inches line the walls and display resident VJ Gary Nolan's art, which comes in the form of dance music mixed to match offbeat videos (catch him Friday through Monday).
  • Blue Anchor Pub
    [Map]
    804 E. Atlantic Ave.
    Delray Beach, FL 33483
    561-272-7272
    http://theblueanchor.com
    For a British pub whose menu advertises shepherd's pie, it might be unnerving that the house band is called Mad Cow. But there's nothing to be afraid of at this nautical-themed bar. The Guinness flows freely, the food is delicious, and the bartenders are more than happy to refill your pint. Often.
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