What People Are Saying About Miami Jai-Alai

The Editor

Nicole Urso

Citysearch

In Short – Jai-Alai means "Merry Festival" and is touted by the Basque as the fastest game on Earth. Players whip a goat-skinned ball back and forth in basket-like gloves and seven points is enough to win. It's a popular counterpart to the race track for placing bets and cheering for a quick win. – – –

The Details on Miami Jai-Alai

The Extras:

You don't have to go downstairs and mingle with the masses to place your bets--the restaurant has a private betting window.

Look Good:

The restaurant will gladly take your plastic, but wagering on the matches is on a cash-only basis.

Know Before You Go:

Leave the kids at home--no one under 16 is allowed inside the club.

Category:

Jai-Alai Frontons, Marketing Consultants, Sports & Recreation, Equestrian Activities, Rabbis, Restaurants, Recreation Facilities, Casinos, Race Tracks

Payment Methods:

American Express, Visa, MasterCard

Restaurant Special Features:

View Dining, Private Rooms, Hidden Find, People Watching

Cuisine:

Cuban

Smoking Permitted:

No

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