7 Unique Ideas For A Killer Night Out In Miami

Everyone has their idea of what constitutes a perfect night out — whether it’s dinner and a movie, drinks at the bar, or live music to dance to, there’s always a way to spice it up and get the most out of the night. Here we profile seven popular places (and a few quirky ideas!) for a good time while out in Miami!

1. Lagniappe

Bar, Restaurant, Wine Bar, Vegetarian

The second that you walk through the doors at the Lagniappe House in Wynwood, you are immersed by an antiquated New Orleans culture complete with jazz music, red wine, and a simple (yet authentic and delicious) American fare. The cozy, homey interior and well-lit patio provide a unique and lively atmosphere. Consider Lagniappe perfect for a romantic date or a night out with friends!

Mansion

Mansion is truly an iconic nightclub in the heart of Miami. Its stage has been graced by the presence of countless celebrities, including David Guetta, Deadmau5, P-Diddy, Jay-Z, Britney Spears and even the late Prince. This club is unlike any other and its interior design has been heralded as one of the most grandiose and expensive of its kind. Featuring the most technologically advanced lighting and sound systems of any U.S. nightclub, Mansion can be easily configured to accommodate events of any size. If you want to do something that epitomizes the fast-paced and electrifying atmosphere that Miami is known for, then Mansion is the place to go.

Mansion. 1235 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL, USA +1 (305) 680-9480

2. O Cinema -- Wynwood

Cinema, Theater

A movie night out isn’t very unique — a movie night out at the O Cinema in Wynwood, though, adds a twist. Welcome to Miami’s most recognized indie cinema. Tired of watching the same played out Hollywood screenplays? Maybe it’s time to experience diverse genres, including foreign, art, classic and family films. The striking murals outside the nonprofit theater will lure you in and the funky indie atmosphere inside will influence you to a buy a ticket to one of the latest documentaries, indie films, or foreign films. You will surely come away feeling as if you’ve had a cultural education of sorts.