A Miami Beach Stay with a Taste for Nightlife

A 1950s oceanfront resort sets the scene. Latin fusion dishes accompany live performances on Ocean Drive, while an indoor-outdoor venue pairs indie rock, folk, EDM and pop with rotating food pop-ups. Check current show listings.

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Fontainebleau Miami Beach
4.1 (17,106)
4441 Collins Ave

Fontainebleau Miami Beach pairs a 1950s facade with an oceanfront stay on Collins Avenue. Guests praise its attentive pool staff, convenient beach access and restaurants. La Côte offers a poolside lunch stop. Prime loungers fill quickly during busy periods, so guests may want to plan ahead. After dark, LIV anchors the resort's nightlife. Tickets for the nightclub are sold separately.

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Mango's Tropical Cafe
4.6 (12,477)
Mon – Sun, 12:00 – 05:00 (+1)
900 Ocean Dr

Mango's Tropical Cafe pairs Latin dinner shows with live music on Ocean Drive in Miami Beach. Executive Chef Byron Rubio leads the Latin fusion menu. Roaming magicians perform around the venue. Late-night dancing spans the Mojito and Vodou lounges. Visitors report possible cover and table charges during peak hours. Check current show listings before planning dinner.

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ZeyZey Miami
4.5 (641)
Tue – Wed, 17:00 – 00:00 (+1); Thu, 17:00 – 01:00 (+1); Fri – Sat, 17:00 – 03:00 (+1); Sun, 17:00 – 23:00
353 NE 61st St

ZeyZey Miami brings the collection into Little Haiti through an indoor-outdoor cultural hub for live performances. Its programming spans indie rock, folk, EDM and pop, with rotating food pop-ups, craft cocktails and local beers alongside the shows. Parking is limited, so check current listings before planning around a scheduled performance.

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