Now in Miami: New Bars & Clubs

by Rick Munarriz - Citysearch Contributor - 350 Reviews - 136 Lists

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Updated: October 19, 2009

Your friends call you the social director of the group. Your job: Sniffing out the hottest bars (and clubs, if that's your scene) in town for nights of dancing and debauchery. From low-key neighborhood taps to pretty people lounges, we've got you covered with our list of the best new spots for boozing in Miami.

New Bars & Clubs

  1. 1 2 Star Rating: Below Average Crazy Pianos Miami
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    3015 Grand Avenue, Coconut Grove, FL 33133 (map)

    The bigger the group, the better as dueling red pianos amp up the mood during classic crowd sing-alongs at this Coconut Grove bar. Who needs karaoke when everyone can take part in the humiliation?

  2. 2 Love Hate
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    419 Espanola Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139 (map)

    If velvet ropes and bottle service are your thang, it's probably best not to come here. The antithesis of Miami's scene, this tattoo lounge with a liquor license shines the spotlight on the work of owners Ami James and Chris Nunez, whose tattoo parlor starred on TLC's "Miami Ink."

  3. 3 Mia at Biscayne
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    20 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 (map)

    Clubbing and new tech go hand in hand at this classy downtown hotspot. Tricked out-touches include LED glass bars that change colors, an interactive wall that ripples as guests walk by and an iBar counter where the bar-top is a multi-touch projection system where barflies can pull up digital menus, doodle or pay their tabs. This has to be where George Jetson met Jane.

  4. 4 Bancroft SupperClub
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    1501 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 (map)

    More "club" than "supper," the real treat at this South Beach hangout is when the dining room tables are cleared away and the music gets cranked up. It's then when dancers strut down the runway and the action gravitates toward the dance floor and the throwback bar.

  5. 5 Carrington's Sports Bar and Grill
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    9555 S Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33156 (map)

    The ghost of the Hooligan's Pub that was a mainstay in this Pinecrest space lives on. Locals will still find the billiard tables and video games in the back room, live music on the raised stage in the main room and an army of 60 perched televisions to keep an eye on all of the games that matter.

  6. 6 Crescendos Piano Bar
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    113 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139 (map)

    Step through a time machine into the 1970s, where this tribute to old school piano bars from the Northeast play on. Patrons can even smoke here, as the bar served no food. It's just stiff drinks on the menu as light fingers tickle the ivory keys.

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