Miami South Beach Nightlife

Halo Lounge is a unique, contemporary boutique lounge situated on Michigan Avenue and Lincoln Road, plush comfortable sitting, state of the art lighting, fresh cocktails and eclectic, electronic jazzy lounge music allows everyone to enjoy an easy, unforgettable evening.

Louis is a new French nightclub in town. The club is inspired by 18th century European opulence; it has a chic and decadent aura with a few modern twists. There's scrawling graffiti art, French electro-punk decor and the gorgeous wait staff that wears military influenced uniforms.

Mansion is set in the massive 1235 Washington Avenue space that was originally built as the French Casino in 1936, and has housed such legendary nightclubs as Glam Slam, Club Z and Paragon; Mansion projects a sensual and intimate vibe throughout its multi-level area. With six bars on two levels and a main-room stage to host fashion shows and live performances, we predict Mansion will rewrite South Beach nightlife history for years to come.

Mynt is the place to be in Miami Beach's nightlife scene. A venue surrounded by the most attractive models in town. The original mint green interior by designer Juan Carlos Arcila- Duque has given way to a darker and richer motif with sexy photo murals lining the walls. Dance amongst the partiers while resident DJs spin sexy, stimulating sounds and highenergy house. Downstairs the beat drops with the latest in hip-hop and R&B. 

The 8-foot elephant tusks curving suggestively skyward set the tone at the Opium Group's new club on Lincoln Road. The lingerie-clad dancers encased in plexi-glass cylinders and the svelte young ladies grooving atop Makassar ebony tables let you know you've entered a different sort nightlife venue. Either way, you quickly get the message that no expense was spared to produce a club where über-VIPs languish in luxury surrounded by those sleek physiques South Beach is famous for.