
The Broken Shaker —
Drinks are fresh at the Broken Shaker -- the bar grows drink ingredients in its on-site garden.

Monty's Sunset —
Monty's is a popular happy hour place for professionals and spring breakers. The outdoor setting overlooks a harbor full of yachts and luxurious boats.

The Rum Line —
The Rum Line serves more than 100 types of rum. The bar commemorates the Prohibition Era when ships sneaked rum onto Florida's coast.

The Abbey Brewing Company —
At the oldest and only brewpub on Miami Beach, stained glass, wall sconces and church pews match the Belgian monastery-inspired beer lineup.

Kill Your Idol —
When you need a break from the club scene, there's Kill Your Idol, a celebration of the best of the 1970s, '80s and '90s.

1930s House —
This bar is actually a house in the backyard of a hotel. Its signature drink is the Hemingway Royale, a mix of rum, fruit juice and prosecco.

Basement Miami —
Basement Miami was developed by Ian Schrager of Studio 54 fame. The bar is home to a bowling alley and ice rink.



