The Tuesday and Thursday fiestas at this Spanish tavern are legendary. A young professional crowd eats, drinks and dances around the tables, while a guitarist plays flamenco...

Often referred to as 'Miami's CBGB', Churchill's is a beloved hole-in-the-wall venue with music every night of the week: punk, rock, metal, rap or indie. Local bands...

Comedian Jackie Gleason put Miami in the spotlight in the 1960s, when he taped his TV show here. Back then Sinatra and his pack were in the audience. Today, the crowds are as...

The James L Knight feels like a huge school gym. Expect major Latin artists, from rockers to crooners.

Darling of the lounge scene, Mokai is frequented by the city's so-called 'somebodies'. Be warned: even moguls have been snubbed by the brutal door Nazis, as they weren't on...

Downtown Miami's latest offering, Park West fills a massive converted warehouse with high-tech sound and video systems. A video jockey tweaks the advanced LED video wall, which...

Cheap drinks, a sprawling outdoor patio and a number of different nooks, crannies and dancefloors are the hallmarks of this hotspot. The best area is the two-storey dancefloor,...

Al Capone once drank and gambled at the 94-year-old 'Road', which holds the oldest liquor licence in Miami-Dade County. These days it's renowned as a live music venue - blues...

Blues biggies like BB King have performed here, the one local bar that feels like part of the South. On the patio, there is acoustic blues, jazz, rock and folk.

The White Room actually comprises three massive rooms. There's a main lounge with a stage for live music, an open-air courtyard with private cabanas to assuage the nerves of...