Miami’s Hottest Night Spots

1. LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach
LIV is one of Miami’s most popular nighttime hotspots for locals and visitors alike. A place where beautiful people unite, the spacious (but usually crowded) club frequently hosts launch parties and features world-renown DJs playing the best of hip-hop and house. Located in the Fontainebleau, LIV is usually characterized by a sea of eager partygoers standing outside, waiting to get in. Once inside, the experience is one of total Miami opulence.
4441 Collins Avenue (305) 538-2000 www.fontainebleau.com/web/bars__nightlife/liv
2. WALL at W South Beach
Nicola Siervo and Karim Masri wear proverbial nightlife medals of honor for all they’ve accomplished in the restaurant, lounge and nightclub spaces. Their after-hours Midas touch has places turning to gold all over South Beach, really. And most recently that gilded pleasure was bestowed upon the W Hotel and Residence’s in-house lounge, WALL. Small for sure, this place only has room for the very best. And with renovations currently underway, the upcoming unveiling of the all-new WALL has us at the edge of our seats in anticipation.
2201 Collins Avenue (305) 938-3000 www.wallmiami.com
3. Mynt Lounge
Super-exclusive Mynt Lounge boasts a glamorous clientele of rich, famous and beautiful people in a swank setting. The club frequently hosts guest DJs…
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