If there’s one thing Miami has never lost, it’s its reputation as a city powered by late nights and even loud dance floors. From downtown to Wynwood, Coconut Grove to the beach, club culture has been part of the city’s identity since the vice-era eighties, when ballers from around the country flew in to party at some of the most legendary venues in the nation.
Today, that scene feels a little more intense. Covers are heftier, dance floors are tighter, drinks somehow keep getting pricier, and bottle service has become a spectacle where men practically throw cash at each other just to flex. It’s enough for some people to claim clubbing is “ruined.”
But the truth is, it’s not nearly as bad as your pocket-watching homies make it sound…