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Top 6 Best Clubs in Downtown, [2026 GUIDE]
Best of Miami
E11EVEN
#1 Club in the USA, #6 Globally by Nightlife International Association. An immersive adventure encompassing the luxury and sophistication of a one-of-kind experience, Open 24-Hours Wednesday Through Monday, E11EVEN MIAMI is entertainment reimagined. This high energy social playground known for live performances by some of the biggest stars such as Usher, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Big Sean, and Nicky Jam to name a few, also draws in chart-topping DJs such as The Chainsmokers, DIPLO, Steve Aoki, Skrillex, and Zedd among others who have performed their DJ sets in the state-of-the-art DJ booth. The most modern accoutrements blend with premium bottle service, a delectable food menu, and five-star hospitality all offered in an alluring environment that is as sexy as it is sophisticated.
29 NE 11th St Miami, FL 33132
Downtown
24 hours Wed to Mon
Dress Code: Strict
$$$
Space
Club Space is a world-renowned night club located in the Entertainment District of Downtown Miami. Through its 18 years of operation, Club Space has distinguished itself as a premier club where nightlife enthusiasts can experience innovative dance parties and clubbing that are helmed by a variety of the most cutting-edge international DJs and live acts who play anything from techno, house, EDM, alternative, and hip-hop music. The Space is divided into four distinct sections: The Ground (a live venue), The Floyd (often regarded as the club’s “gem” and hosts eclectic house as well as live electronic acts), The Loft (an indoor area that plays mostly hip hop music), and The Terrace (their outdoor rooftop area has brought some of house and techno’s most notable acts to date). With their unrestricted operating hours (hence the feeling of being lost in space) and stellar lineup of resident and guest DJs, they provide nothing but the best in electronic music, local & international. Their party does not stop at 5 AM, and neither should you…
- 34 NE 11th Street Miami, FL 33132
- Downtown
- Sat 11 PM through Sun 3-4 PM, some Fridays
- Dress Code: Casual
- $$$
Floyd
Part of a bigger take over that included the legendary Club Space, former after hours hot spot Libertine has reopened its doors as Floyd, a haven for jazzy live performances, eclectic DJ sets, disco, and soulful house. Floyd opened in the former Libertine space in January. Floyd will coexist independently of its big brother Club Space, offering a completely different atmosphere, ambiance and talent lineup. According to Sinopoli, the partners took a step back to rethink how to best use the venue. What they came back with is a more mature space that offers well-made cocktails and live music such as jazz, lounge, and even chamber orchestra. It is less intimidating than the party-till-sunrise marathon that happens upstairs. The place is located in Miami's 24-hour district, so it might stay open until 7 a.m., with more soulful house playing in the early-morning hours. It will also be open more often than Space. "Saturday, the [Space] Terrace is a ritual," Sinopoli says. "Floyd is going to be an everyday bar for industry or people leaving the Arsht Center or a Miami Heat game or [who've] just left work and want to see a jazz band. We are going after a demographic that doesn't go to 11th Street at all right now... that goes to hotel or jazz bars, a little bit more refined taste that still likes to have fun but doesn't like the pretense of feeling like they are in a stuffy establishment." Floyd is also an attempt to get the general public to see Space as more than just an after-hours spot, Sinopoli says. Perhaps those turned off by party mayhem will try Floyd or the soon-to-open live-music venue.
- 34 NE 11th Street Miami, FL 33132
- Downtown
- Dress Code: Casual
- $
La Otra
La Otra is a different kind of enterprise for Odio, who's new to curating Latin bars. His previous ventures —Sidebar, Kindred, and Insideout — catered to Miami's nightclub-friendly crowds, more or less the same audience. So he brought in outside talent to assist him with this new undertaking. Odio has teamed up with Marcelo Medina — who also has a history in the city's after-hours scene with his entertainment company MAG Miami — to help him bring La Otra to life. Having accrued experience organizing Latin-themed parties and events at bars such as La Victoria, Barsecco, and Komodo Lounge, Medina brings a unique element to the partnership. “We always wanted to incorporate some sort of Latin element, but it’s one of those things of ‘stick to what you know,’ and what we knew wasn’t Latin," Odio says. "So while we were dealing with the challenge of reinventing the place, we were introduced to Marcelo Medina, who at the time was looking for a space of his own. [Together] we decided to take a dive into the Latin community, and we opened La Otra." Although Odio hasn’t specialized in the Latin nightlife scene, he still maintains a love and respect for it. He is Cuban-American after all. “We did a radical transition and just went full-blown Latin, and that’s not something that I’m used to," Odio says. "I barely speak Spanish, [but] I’m very proud to be from Miami and to be Cuban. To be able to cater to where I come from...it’s incredible." La Otra will send a wave of Latin pride through Brickell via its music and its entertainment offerings. The sounds will be a varied mix of reggaeton, salsa, and other Latin genres. The venue will also adhere to its cabaret theme by incorporating live performances and shows every weekend. Since opening its doors November 8, La Otra has already hosted conga players tapping away on LED-lit drums, as well as cabaret dancers swinging their hips in eccentric getups such as glittery golden bodysuits and huge lighted wings. Don’t expect the venue's interior to look too familiar, though. Tropical, glammed-out decor fills the completely converted space. Beyond the stage providing space for DJs and cabaret performers to do their thing, the disco balls and tropical plants hanging from the ceiling nicely complement the island-themed wallpaper. Medina’s sisters Luli and Mariale designed La Otra's aesthetic.
- 335 SW 8th St Miami, FL 33130
- Downtown
- $
Mad Club
Located in the heart of Miami’s Art district, MAD CLUB features an exquisite interior design combining glamour, art, and an unpredictable entertainment concept that will bring the most exciting hive to your night out scene. You won’t find that Wynwood bar staple — a big craft cocktail menu — either. No mixologists here. Instead, Mad Club will offer up the basics along with bottle service. The club will be open on Fridays and Saturdays only, at least for now. DJ Anastasia and DJ Walgee perform on Fridays, but themed nights will feature other local Miami DJs, like DJ Nicole from The Dirty Rabbit. “We were ready to add something truly unique and eccentric to the Wynwood neighborhood,” said owner and creative chief officer Andres San Martin in a statement. “It’s our mission to provide an experience that not only speaks to the lifestyle of Miami, by showcasing extravagant design and a vibe like no other.”
- 55 NE 24th St Miami, FL 33137
- Downtown
- Dress Code: Strict
- $$
Komodo Lounge
David Grutman, the powerhouse behind Miami Beach’s LIV and STORY, has taken the third floor of his popular Pan-Asian eatery, Komodo Miami, and turned it into Komodo Lounge. The intimate nightlife venue boasts a full bar, bold aesthetics and special weekend programming. The hip space is full of trendsetting art work including unique pop art inspired decor by renowned artists such as Mari Kim and Hebru Brantley. To no surprise, Grutman has top tier musicians and celebrities perform, as well as both big time headliners and up-and-coming DJs who drive the Lounge's weekend programming.
- 801 Brickell Ave Miami, FL 33131
- Downtown
- Dress Code: Stylish
- $$$$
There are many other clubs available in Miami like these.
Check out the venues section for the full list of pool parties.
Miami Clubs FAQ
What time does the headlining DJ usually start performing in Miami clubs?
The headlining DJ will usually start performing around 12:00 AM.
How long do DJs play in Miami?
The headlining DJ or artist usually plays a 1 to 2 hour set.
What is the dress code like at Miami Clubs?
Guys can wear nice jeans and a form fitting plain t-shirt or a nice button down shirt. Girls can wear jeans or a comfortable but stylish dress if they prefer. Of course guys and girls can never go wrong with dressing up even more – there is no such thing as overdressing when it comes to clubs.
How can I get into Miami Clubs for free?
Some Miami Clubs have a free ladies guest list, and have a free even ratio guest list – free if you have the same number of girls (or more) in your party.
Keep in mind that many Miami Clubs are more exclusive and require bottle service to get in. You can sign up for the guest list on our events page.
How can I book bottle service for Miami Clubs?
You can book bottle service directly on Discotech by visiting the Miami page
How much is bottle service at Miami Clubs?
Bottle service and table minimums at Miami Clubs can get pretty expensive in Miami, but every nightclub is different.
The best way to find out is to visit the events page and and and choose the event you're thinking of going.
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