The clubs in Miami split into a few distinct scenes: celebrity hip hop rooms in Miami Beach, a cluster of house and techno clubs around NE 11th Street downtown, Latin dance floors on Ocean Drive and in Wynwood, and lounges in Brickell that run until 5am on weekends. Below are the rooms worth your night, what each one plays, and the door rules we could confirm on each club’s own site. Every venue links to its profile in our venue directory where we list it, plus a map link.
LIV
Inside the Fontainebleau on Collins Avenue in Mid Beach, LIV is the big room people mean when they talk about Miami nightlife. Its Sunday party is the city’s best known hip hop night, and the 2026 calendar has brought Lil Baby, Quavo and Kodak Black to the stage. Expect bottle service and a 21 and over door with physical ID required. It suits groups who want a headliner and are ready to book a table ahead (get directions).
E11EVEN Miami
On NE 11th Street in Park West, E11EVEN Miami bills itself as a nightclub open 24/7, mixing DJs with dancers, aerialists and live rap sets. Recent 2026 bookings have leaned hard into hip hop and R and B, from Rick Ross to Swae Lee and Fetty Wap. The club is 21 and over and asks for upscale nightlife wear: no shorts, tank tops, baseball caps, flip flops, sports jerseys or oversized clothing. It is the room for people who want to keep going after every other door has closed (get directions).
Club Space
A block away, Club Space is Miami’s house and techno institution, famous for sets that run into daylight on the Terrace under the disco ball. The Terrace opens at 11pm and, in the club’s own words, closes when it closes. Upcoming nights include Nicole Moudaber, Camelphat for Halloween week and Carl Cox on November 14. The door is 21 and over with physical ID, a shirt is required, sandals need a back strap and tickets are sold only through DICE. Come for the music, not the bottle service (get directions).
Floyd
Upstairs in the same building, Floyd is the smaller, darker room in the Space complex, open Friday through Sunday from 11pm to 5am. Bookings in 2026 have covered techno, acid and tech house, with names like Carl Craig and Dekmantel Soundsystem. It suits dancers who prefer a tight crowd and a close look at the booth (get directions).
The Ground
The third room at 34 NE 11th Street, The Ground calls itself Miami’s home for live music and books emerging acts across electronic, rock, hip hop and soul. A ticket here does not get you onto the Space Terrace, so check which room your headliner is in before you buy (get directions).
M2 Miami
The former Mansion, a 1934 theater on Washington Avenue at 12th Street in South Beach, reopened as M2 after a renovation by the team behind Ultra Music Festival. Ultra’s RESISTANCE party runs techno on Saturday nights from October to May, and BRESH brings pop and Latin hits one night each weekend. The calendar also lists Bachata Monday. It is the pick for a big South Beach room with a serious sound system (get directions).
Do Not Sit On The Furniture
On 16th Street just off Washington Avenue, Do Not Sit On The Furniture is a small club built for underground house and electronic music in an intimate room. Bookings in 2026 have included Jimpster and deep house showcases, and Patrice Baumel is listed for Art Week. It suits people who want good DJs without a mega club price tag (get directions).
Mango’s Tropical Cafe
On Ocean Drive at 9th Street, Mango’s Tropical Cafe is the South Beach Latin party in its loudest form. The bar runs from noon to 5am daily, the dinner show starts at 7:30pm every night, and the Lounge Room nightclub opens at 10:30pm with DJs. There is a live reggae band on Saturday afternoons and a live salsa band on Sunday afternoons. It suits visitors who want salsa and a show in one stop (get directions).
El Patio Wynwood
On NW 23rd Street, El Patio Wynwood is an open air Latin club that runs every day until 3am. Wednesday brings live salsa with Kaky Ramos and Friends, Tuesday is Las Fabulosas Latin club night, and the other nights carry their own Latin themed parties. It is the easiest Wynwood dance floor for a group that wants Latin music outdoors (get directions).
1-800-Lucky
Across the street, 1-800-Lucky is an Asian food hall with a bar and DJs seven nights a week. Monday and Sunday are house and techno, Tuesday is hip hop and throwbacks, Wednesday is open format and Latin, Thursday is hip hop and R and B, Friday is house and afro house with Oscar G among the DJs, and Saturday is open format. Happy hour runs daily from 4pm to 7pm. It is a strong first stop before the clubs, since you can eat and dance in the same place (get directions).
Blue Martini Brickell
In Mary Brickell Village, Blue Martini Brickell is the neighborhood’s go to lounge for live music and DJs. It opens at 7pm Sunday through Wednesday and runs until 2am, Thursday from 5pm to 3am, and Friday and Saturday from 5pm to 5am, with happy hour until 9pm. Recent nights have included Latin and house, and a Caribbean and hip hop night. It suits the after work crowd that turns into a late night one (get directions).
Planning Your Night
Miami clubs start late. Most big rooms do not fill until after midnight, and Friday and Saturday are the busiest nights everywhere, with Sunday at LIV and Saturday RESISTANCE at M2 as the main exceptions. Use rideshare: parking near Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue is expensive and scarce, and the NE 11th Street clubs are a short ride from Brickell and Wynwood. Downtown is the easiest place to combine stops, since Club Space, Floyd, The Ground and E11EVEN all sit within a block. In Wynwood, start with dinner and DJs at 1-800-Lucky, then cross to El Patio. Buy tickets ahead for headliners, bring a physical ID, and check each club’s dress code before you leave the hotel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best clubs in Miami?
For hip hop and celebrity nights, LIV and E11EVEN. For house and techno, Club Space, Floyd and M2. For Latin music, Mango’s Tropical Cafe and El Patio Wynwood.
What are the best clubs in South Beach?
M2 on Washington Avenue for techno and big room parties, Do Not Sit On The Furniture for underground house, and Mango’s Tropical Cafe on Ocean Drive for salsa and Latin music. LIV is a short ride north in Mid Beach.
Are there clubs in Wynwood?
Yes. El Patio Wynwood is an open air Latin club open until 3am every day, and 1-800-Lucky runs DJs seven nights a week, from house and techno to hip hop and Latin.
What are the clubs in Brickell like?
Brickell leans toward lounges more than mega clubs. Blue Martini Brickell is the main late night option, open until 5am on Friday and Saturday with DJs and live music.
Which clubs in downtown Miami stay open the latest?
E11EVEN is open 24/7, Floyd runs until 5am Friday through Sunday, and the Club Space Terrace closes when it closes, with a 7am sunrise menu for those still standing.
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