Bars in Key Largo
Above Mayfair Pool Lounge
Cocktails at Above Mayfair Pool Lounge (Up to 43% Off). Three Options Available.
Under an open sky, visitors tip drinks while listening to music spun by DJs
Miami
$48 $29
$13 for $25 Worth of Drinks for Two or More at ARTcade
ARTcade
South Beach
$25
$13
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Pub Cuisine for Two or Four at Limpy's Sports Bar & Grill (40% Off)
Limpy's Sports Bar & Grill
Miami
$20
$12
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Hookah and Two or Four Drinks at Bikini Cafe & Beer Garden (Up to 52% Off)
Bikini Cafe & Beer Garden
West Avenue
$22
$11
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One Flavored Hookah with Two or Four Well Drinks at The De Carlos Bar (Up to 59% Off)
The De Carlos Bar
South Beach Plaza Hotel
$41
$17
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Two or Four Giant Cocktails at Papagayo (Up to 65% Off)
Papagayo
Miami Beach
$96
$39
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Pub Dinner Food at The Cage Bar & Grill (Up to 49%Off). Two Options Available.
The Cage Bar & Grill
Davie
$20
$11
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One or Two Hookah Packages at Kahookah Cafe (Up to 54% Off)
Kahookah Cafe
Davie
$26.98
$13
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Two Hours of Pool and Food and Drink for Two or Four at Masters Billiards (53% Off)
Masters Billiards
Margate
$40
$19
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A thatched roof bar right on the water and cocktails crafted with freshly squeezed juices welcome guests to Creekside Restaurant & Tiki Bar's little corner of paradise. Guests here dine on the ocean's bounty while taking in unparalleled views of mangrove trees, boats floating by, and awe-inspiring sunsets. They can arrive via boat or car.
Creekside's chefs embrace their location and churn out conch fritters, grilled mahi tacos, blackened Key West pink shrimp, and lump crab cakes. For those who prefer something other than seafood, the chefs grill steaks and tuck chicken breasts into sandwiches slathered with honey mustard.
It's not every place that could serve both as your morning coffee and bagel spot as well as a late-night hangout. But Natalie's Cafe Lounge is versatile like that. In the mornings, it's a cozy cafe, serving coffee, tea, and espresso drinks to pair with steak and eggs, bagels, and other breakfast dishes. It's also open at lunch, with casual eats such as hot dogs, burgers, salads, and grilled cheese. By night, though, it morphs more into a cozy lounge, complete with wine and beer, plus DJs spinning music. Natalie's Cafe Lounge also hosts karaoke and open mic nights, and those who stop in for brunch on Saturdays can enjoy complimentary mimosas.
A spacious, open room with lofted ceilings and exposed brick walls, Limpy's Sports Bar & Grill encourages a festive atmosphere. Rows of flatscreen TVs hang from stadium-like rafters on the ceiling, broadcasting the latest game for patrons indulging in beers, cocktails, and food. Limpy's offers lunch and dinner menus, drink specials, and themed nights.
Cinco Cantina & Tequila Bar's agave-savvy staff pours artisan tequilas at a bar softly lit by punched-tin lanterns. Duos or quartets of tasters sample three shots of blanco, anejo, and reposado tequilas crafted in small batches by respected distillers such as Don Julio and Tres Generaciones. Spiced chips surf creamy waves of classic guacamole between sips as patrons strain to overhear salsa-themed knock-knock jokes whispered by brightly colored masks on the walls.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, The Globe's CubaLibre Block Party electrifies the streets with Cuban flair as attendees savor creative cocktails, exotic street food, hand-rolled cigars, and plenty of dancing. From the main stage of the festival, Cuban-born, Miami-raised trio Los 3 de la Habana headlines, playing music for the crowds. The band plays rousing tunes such as the sweeping power ballad “Donde esta el Amor” and the thumping “No te pases de la Raya.” Edwin Bonilla y Su Son will also perform to create more traditional, though no less danceable, melodies. Elsewhere, partiers can take in a salsa lesson and demo, or watch a special tribute to Cuban piano legend Bebo Valdes.
At Open Stage Club, visual and auditory delights share the bill with gustation and olfaction to create an extrasensory dining experience. At first glance, it's a restaurant and bar, with a menu loaded with seafood and steak house-worthy entrees, and a wine selection that seems plucked from a sommelier's dreams. But the star attraction of the club is the talent that blossoms upon its performance stage. Equipped with a professional sound and lighting system and featuring a house band for backup, the open stage draws burgeoning singers, dancers, comedians, and mimes into the spotlight to chase their muses as audiences offer encouragement and friendly critiques.